Russian General Says Military Developing Next-Generation Tanks for Modern Warfare
Colonel General Andrey Mordvichev said AI-enabled fire control systems and greater automation are set to boost the firepower of future Russian armored vehicles.
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Russia is developing a new generation of tanks designed for contemporary forms of warfare, according to Colonel General Andrey Mordvichev.
The senior Russian military official said the integration of advanced fire control systems incorporating artificial intelligence, combined with a higher degree of automation in combat and operational processes, is expected to significantly increase the firepower of Russian armored vehicles.
Mordvichev's remarks point to an ongoing effort within the Russian armed forces to modernize armored vehicle capabilities in response to lessons drawn from recent conflicts, which have increasingly featured drone surveillance, precision-guided munitions, and electronic warfare.
The general did not specify a timeline for when the next-generation tanks would enter development or production, nor did he detail which specific technologies would be incorporated beyond the stated emphasis on AI-assisted fire control and automation.
Russia's military industry has in recent years emphasized upgrades to existing tank platforms as well as research into next-generation designs, as armed forces worldwide reassess armored warfare doctrine.
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