Then the Russian military announced that it would produce 2,300 T-14’s by 2020. The new tank was first unveiled in 2015 at a military parade with much fanfare. Russian spokesmen have sent contradictory messages about the number of T-14s in service. How Many T-14s Are Actually Ready for Combat? Since there have been so few of the new tanks in action, it remains to be seen how much it will transform the way Russia will fight in armored warfare. But the Armata program has been delayed, even though Russia’s government propaganda organs have claimed it was deployed in Syria in 2020. The T-14 Armata is indeed an improvement over other tanks in the Russian arsenal with many upgraded features and specifications. Russia’s much-ballyhooed T-14 Armata main battle tank has its charms, but it may not change the way Russia fights in tank-on-tank engagement.
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