From tanks to rockets and UAVs: Russia wants to increase the release of weapons in all directions

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, discussed at the Uralvagonzavod acceleration of equipment supply to Ukraine. The workshops of this enterprise make tanks of T-14 "Armatus", one of them Zagglok in the middle of the Red Square in 2015. The Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of Russia Dmitry Medvedev conducted a control check of the issue of tanks at Uralvagonzavod in Lower Tagilil. A Russian government official wrote about it in Telegram.

According to him, Russia will multiply the production of weapons and special equipment in all directions: from tanks and tools to high -precision missiles and drones. In Lower Tagili, on October 24, Medvedev discussed the issue of eliminating existing problems and accelerating the supply of equipment for Russian invaders who are now fighting in Ukraine. "The task of steady execution of state defense in all its key parameters, prevention of disruptions of supplies of the equipment being.

Putin, as noted by the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council, set the task of steady execution of state defense and drew attention to the responsibility of all executors, including criminal ones. "The assignments accepted against the ministries and departments responsible for the state order. The control over the execution will be continued," Medvedev summarized. "Uralvagonzavod" produces Russian tanks T-72, T-90, T-14 "Armat" and heavy flamethrowing systems of the Tos-1A "Solnicecoc".

The Armata Model became famous after the Tank Zaglokh during the rehearsal of the military parade to Victory Day in the midst of Red Square in 2015. The company has approximately 30,000 people, since 2014 it has been under sanctions. New export contracts are concluded with Algeria, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Vietnam, India and Iraq. In May this year, Uralvagonzavod sent a party of new tanks T-90m "Breakthrough" to the Russian army. The Orthodox priest was consecrated by the Orthodox priest.