Russia upgrades Drevoch camouflage suit based on special operation experience
A new metallized fabric shielding layer has been added to the suit's design, improving its performance in cold temperatures.
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Russia has upgraded its Drevoch camouflage suit, incorporating design changes based on experience gained during special military operations, according to TASS.
The update adds a shielding layer made of metallized fabric to the suit, a change that developers say has made the suit easier to use in cold temperatures.
Details on which units will receive the upgraded suit, its production timeline, or further technical specifications were not included in available reporting.
Camouflage and protective gear upgrades have been a recurring focus for Russian defense manufacturers amid the ongoing conflict, as field conditions prompt iterative changes to military equipment.
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