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== Equipment ==
===Army===
====Individual equipment====
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Model!!Image!!Type!!Origin!!Details
|-
! colspan="5"|Uniform equipment
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System]] ||[[File:6B48 Ratnik-ZK - 4thTankDivisionOpenDay17p2-09.jpg|center|frameless|155x155px]]|| AFV crew individual protection kit || {{VLK}} || Introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
| Barmica ||[[File:Barmitsa50.jpg|center|frameless|155x155px]]|| Infantry combat system || {{VLK}} || Broadly fielded. 
|-
| TU12 Tanker Uniform ||[[File:Barmitsa50.jpg|center|frameless|155x155px]]|| Tanker uniform || {{VLK}} || Widespread use.
|-
| U98 Standard Issue Combat Suit ||[[File:Barmitsa50.jpg|center|frameless|155x155px]]|| Infantry combat suit || {{VLK}} || Permyachka is in the centre of the photo.
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System|BA12]] || [[File:6B45 bulletproof vest - InnovationDay2013part1-61.jpg|center|frameless|153x153px]]|| {{wp|Body armour}} || {{VLK}} || Introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System|Standard Webbing 12]] ||[[File:6B46 vest - InnovationDay2013part1-62.jpg|center|frameless|154x154px]]|| {{wp|Webbing equipment}} || {{VLK}} || Introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System)|Standard Load Bearing Vest 11]] ||[[File:6Sh117 load bearing vest. - InnovationDay2013part1-63.jpg|center|frameless|154x154px]]|| {{wp|Load bearing vest}} || {{VLK}} || Introduced as part of the Knight Infantry Combat System
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System|Standard Issue Helmet 12]] ||[[File:6B47 helmet - InnovationDay2013part1-56.jpg|center|frameless|154x154px]]|| {{wp|Combat helmet}} || {{VLK}} || Introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System|Standard Gas Mask 12]] ||[[File:Museum of 33rd Central Research Test Institute of Ministry of Defence (Russia) (412-12).jpg|center|frameless|153x153px]]|| {{wp|Gasmask}} || {{VLK}} || Introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
| {{wp|PMK gas mask}} ||[[File:Russian gas mask ПМК-2.jpg|center|frameless|100x100px]]|| Gasmask || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| Dublon ||[[File:RIAN archive 842936 Military exercises of Guards Engineer Brigade and Engineer Camouflage Regiment of Russian army.jpg|center|frameless|155x155px]]|| Bomb suit || {{VLK}} || Standard issue bomb suit
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System|Knight Combat Module 18]] || || Clothing ensemble/Individual protection means/Armoured suit/Protective shield/Masking coat || {{VLK}} || Experimental full infantry combat system designed to replace individual gear currently in testing.
|-
| Diving Suit 16 || || Chemical protection and diving suits/Autonomous local electric heating system || {{VLK}} || Introduced under the KICS
|-
! colspan="5"|Other equipment
|-
| {{wp|Osa (handgun)|NLT05 ||[[File:Wasp (non-lethal weapon).jpg|center|frameless|157x157px]]|| {{wp|Non-lethal weapon}} || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| {{wp|NRS-2}} ||[[File:Нож разведчика стреляющий НРС-2 - 27-й отдельной гвардейской Краснознаменной Севастопольской мотострелковой бригады 06.jpg|center|frameless|157x157px]]|| {{wp|Survival knife}} || {{VLK}} || Standard issue survival knife. 
|-
| CRD-2 ||[[File:PKhRDD-3 - 4thTankDivisionOpenDay17p2-52.jpg|center|frameless|157x157px]]|| Chemical reconnaissance device || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| CRDV-2 ||[[File:Tactical exercises of Radiological, Chemical and Biological Protection Troops units at Shikhani training ground (411-15).jpg|center|frameless|157x157px]]|| Chemical reconnaissance device || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| CRDV-3 || [[File:282-NBC-training-center-71.jpg|center|frameless|154x154px]] || Chemical reconnaissance device/Sampling devices || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| {{wp|Arbalet-1/2|SIPA}} ||[[File:SkyJump2017-04.jpg|center|frameless|157x157px]]|| [[Parachute]]s || {{VLK}} || Standard Issue parachute
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System|Standard Issue Combat Radio 13]] ||[[File:R-187P1 - 4thTankDivisionOpenDay17p2-43.jpg|center|frameless|153x153px]]|| Handheld combat radio || {{VLK}} || Introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
| [[Knight Infantry Combat System|ICCS17]] ||[[File:MAKS Airshow 2013 (Ramenskoye Airport, Russia) (524-06).jpg|center|frameless|157x157px]]|| Information control and communications system || {{VLK}} || Included in the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
| Knight Personnel Survival Generator || || Portable demining charge/Depth metal detector/Geophysical radar/Portable water cleaning system/Portable power source || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| MD43 || || {{wp|Mine detector}} || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| IMD-7 ||[[File:IMD-7S - 4thTankDivisionOpenDay17p2-56.jpg|center|frameless|154x154px]]|| Radiation dose measuring device || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| GSA-4 || || Gas detector || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| 1L227 Sobolyatnik-O ||[[File:MAKS Airshow 2013 (Ramenskoye Airport, Russia) (523-54).jpg|center|frameless|154x154px]]|| {{wp|Man-portable radar}} || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| 1L271 {{wp|Aistyonok}} ||[[File:Aistenok radar maks2009.jpg|center|frameless|100x100px]]|| Man-portable radar || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| PSNR-8M and Kredo-M1 || [[File:Kredo-M1 - IDELF-2008-248.jpg|170x170px]]|| Man-portable radar || {{VLK}} ||Kredo is in the photo.
|-
|SBR-5M (Fara-VR)
|[[File:SBR-5M - 4thTankDivisionOpenDay17p2-34.jpg|170x170px]]
|Man-portable battlefield surveillance radar
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
| Lesochek || || Portable EW station || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| Ironiya and Intrigan/Sextan || || Optical surveillance systems/Reconnaisance-signaling equipment || {{VLK}} || Ironiya comes in portable and vehicle-mounted versions.
|-
|LPR-1 (1D13)
|[[File:MechanizedInfantryExercise2018-05.jpg|frameless|180x180px]]
|{{wp|Laser rangefinder}}
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|LPR-2 "Anode"
|[[File:MAKS Airshow 2013 (Ramenskoye Airport, Russia) (525-34).jpg|frameless|182x182px]]
|Laser Rangefinder
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|LPR-3
|[[File:MAKS Airshow 2013 (Ramenskoye Airport, Russia) (525-36).jpg|frameless|180x180px]]
|Laser Rangefinder
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|LPR-4
|[[File:MAKS Airshow 2013 (Ramenskoye Airport, Russia) (525-35).jpg|frameless|180x180px]]
|Laser Rangefinder
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
| Perunit-B and Grot-N and -M/Orion || || Satellite navigation devices || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| 1 PN 141-1 and Malish family/Strelok/Integratsiya-64, Operator and Karta-2005|| || Night vision devices/Ballistic calculator/Geoinformation systems || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| 1 PN 140-2 Shakhin || || Thermal imager || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| 1L111 Fara-1 || || Radar sight || {{VLK}} || 
|}

====Small Arms====

{| class="wikitable"
|- bgco'''avish '''cc
!Model!!Image!!Caliber!!Type!!Origin!!Details
|-
! colspan="7"|Pistols
|-
| {{wp|MP-443 Grach|MP-06 Stinger}}|| [[File:MP-443 Grach 02.jpg|170px]] || {{wp|9×19mm Parabellum}} || Semi-automatic pistol || {{VLK}} ||18-round magazine, adopted as a replacement for the Makarov PMM in the Armed Forces.
|-
| {{wp|PSS silent pistol|PS4 Silenced Pistol}} || [[File:Пистолет самозарядный специальный, 6П28 ПСС Вул - ОСН Сатрун 01.jpg|170px]]  || {{wp|7.62×42mm}} || Semi-automatic pistol || {{VLK}} || Compact silenced pistol with a 6-round magazine, used by special forces. PSS-2 7.62×43mm variant entered service in 2011.
|-
| [[Stechkin automatic pistol]]<br>APS|| [[File:Stechkin APS.jpg|170px]]  || [[9×18mm Makarov]] || {{wp|Selective fire}} {{wp|machine pistol}} || {{VLK}} || 20-round magazine, used by special forces.
|-
| {{wp|Makarov pistol}} ||[[File:Пистолет Макарова.png|left|frameless|170x170px]]|| {{wp|9×18mm Makarov}} || {{wp|Semi-automatic pistol}} || {{VLK}} || 8-round magazine (10 or 12 on later PMM versions). Former main side arm still in service.
|-
! colspan="7"|Assault rifles
|-
|{{wp|AK-12#AK-15|VK-15}}
|[[File:7.62mm AK-15 6P71 assault rifle at Military-technical forum ARMY-2016 01.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|7.62×39mm}}
|Assault rifle
|{{VLK}}
|Completed operational testing in 2017 and formally adopted in 2018.
|-
|{{wp|AK-12|VK-12}}
|[[File:5,45mm AK-12 6P70 assault rifle at Military-technical forum ARMY-2016 03.jpg|left|frameless|170x170px]]
|{{wp|5.45×39mm}}
|Assault rifle
|{{VLK}}
|Completed operational testing in 2017.
|-
|{{wp|AN-94|VK-94}}
|[[File:Опытный образец автомата АН-94, в источниках упоминается как ЛИ-291 - Танковому Биатлону-2014 02.jpg|170px]]
|5.45×39mm
|Assault rifle
|{{VLK}}
|30-round magazine, new 60-round magazine, 2-round burst mode fired at 1800 [[Rate of fire|RPM]]. It was cancelled from general issue due to cost. Limited usage by special forces.
|-
|{{wp|AK-74#AK-74M|VK-74M}}
|[[File:Ak74m 91.jpg|170px]]
|5.45×39mm
|Assault rifle
|{{VLK}}
|30-round magazine. It is an improved VK-74 with a synthetic folding stock
|-
|{{wp|AK-74|VK-74}}
|[[File:Ak74assault.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|5.45×39mm}}
|{{wp|Assault rifle}}
|{{VLK}}
| Reservist rifle slowly being phased out for newer designs. Supplemented by VK-74M.
|-
|{{wp|SR-3 Vikhr|SK-3}}
|[[File:SR-3 (540-03).jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|9×39mm}}
|Suppressed assault rifle
|{{VLK}}
|20- or 30-round magazine.
|-
! colspan="7"|Sniper rifles and designated marksman rifles
|-
|{{wp|SV-98}}
|[[File:SV-98 Sniping competition for The Armourers Day 12.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|7.62×54mmR}}
|{{wp|Bolt action}} {{wp|sniper rifle}}
|{{VLK}}
|10-round removable magazine, iron and telescopic sights
|-
|{{wp|Dragunov sniper rifle|SVDM}}
|[[File:SVDM sniper rifle at Military-technical forum ARMY-2016 01.jpg|frameless|170x170px]]
|7.62×54mmR
|Sniper rifle|Semi-automatic sniper rifle/designated marksman rifle
|{{VLK}}
|10-round magazine, semi auto. Introduced as part of the KICS. 
|-
|{{wp|Dragunov sniper rifle|SR47}}
|[[File:SVD Dragunov.jpg|frameless|170x170px]]
|7.62×54mmR
|{{wp|Sniper rifle|Semi-automatic sniper rifle}}/{{wp|designated marksman rifle}}
|{{VLK}}
|10-round magazine, semi auto, main service sniper rifle. 9.3×64mm SVDK variant is used for dealing with targets behind heavy cover, while SVDS variant is used by special forces.
|-
|{{wp|KSVK 12.7|ASVK-M Kord-M}}
|[[File:ASVK Kord-M 6V7M - 4thTankDivisionOpenDay17p2-28.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|12.7×108mm}}
|{{wp|Anti-materiel rifle}}
|{{VLK}}
|5-round magazine, bolt action. Introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
|{{wp|KSVK 12.7|ASVK}}
|[[File:KSVK1.jpg|170px]]
|12.7×108mm
|Anti-materiel rifle
|{{VLK}}
|5-round magazine, bolt action.
|-
|{{wp|VSS Vintorez}}
|[[File:Vss vintorez 01.jpeg|frameless|170x170px]]
|9×39mm
|{{wp|Silencer (firearm)|Suppressed}} {{wp|sniper rifle}}
|{{VLK}}
|10- or 20-round magazine, semi or full auto, uses an integrated [[suppressor]]. VSSM variant introduced as part of the Knight infantry combat system.
|-
! colspan="7"|Machine guns
|-
|{{wp|RPK|RPK-74M}}
|[[File:RPK-74M (1).jpg|frameless|170x170px]]
|{{wp|5.45×39mm}}
|Squad automatic weapon
|{{VLK}}
|30- or 45-round magazine, based on the AK-74M. RPK-74M variant is the main service [[Squad automatic weapon|SAW]].  
|-
|{{wp|RPK|RPK-74}}
|[[File:Soviet RPK-74.JPEG|frameless|170x170px]]
|[[5.45×39mm]]
|[[Squad automatic weapon]]
|{{VLK}}
|30- or 45-round magazine, based on the {{wp|AK-74}}. RPK-74s are kept in stock.
|-
|{{wp|PKP Pecheneg machine gun|PK-03}}
|[[File:Демонстрация стрельбы из пулеметов ПКП Печенег - 4-й гвардейской Кантемировской танковой дивизии 01.jpg|170px]]
|7.62×54mmR
|{{Wp|General-purpose machine gun}}
|{{VLK}}
|Belt fed with 100- or 200- or 250-round boxes. Based on and designed to replace the {{wp|PK machine gun|PKM}}, General Issue
|-
|{{wp|PK machine gun|PK-47}}
|[[File:PKM - OSN Saturn (4).jpg|frameless|170x170px]]
|7.62×54mmR
|General-purpose machine gun
|{{VLK}}
|Belt fed with 100- or 200- or 250-round boxes.
|-
|{{wp|Kord machine gun|HPK-01}}
|[[File:12,7-мм пулемет Корд - Интерполитех-2011 01.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|12.7×108mm}}
|{{wp|Heavy machine gun}}
|{{VLK}}
|Belt fed with 50-round boxes, replacing the HPK=75 as the main service heavy machine gun. Moderate usage.
|-
|{{wp|NSV machine gun|HPK-75}}
|[[File:NSVT (2).JPG|170px]]
|12.7×108mm
|Heavy machine gun
|{{VLK}}
|Belt fed with 50-round boxes, main service heavy machine gun.
|-
! colspan="7"|Grenade launchers
|-
|{{wp|GP-25|GP-25/30/34}}
|[[File:GP-25 at Tula State Museum of Weapons.jpg|170px]]
|40mm VOG-25
|{{wp|Grenade launcher#Attached|Underslung grenade launcher}}
|{{VLK}}
|Can be fitted to all in service rifles.
|-
|{{wp|RGM-40 Kastet}}
|[[File:Images rpkmn.jpg|170x170px]]
|40mm VOG-25
|{{wp|Grenade launcher#Standalone|Single-shot grenade launcher}}
|{{VLK}}
|Stand-alone version of GP-25 with telescoping stock.
|-
|{{wp|GM-94}}
|[[File:Grenade-launcher-GM-94.jpg|170px]]
|43mm
|{{wp|Grenade launcher#Standalone|Multi-shot grenade launcher}}
|{{VLK}}
|3-round tube magazine, pump action, optimised for close quarters battle using grenades with a small kill radius.
|-
|{{wp|RG-6 grenade launcher|RG-6/6G30}}
|[[File:RG-6 Interpolitex-2011.jpg|170px]]
|40mm VOG-25
|Multi-shot grenade launcher
|{{VLK}}
|6-round capacity in [[revolver]] style cylinders.
|-
|{{wp|AGS-40 Balkan}}
|[[File:AGS-40 grenade launcher - Oboronexpo2014part4-46.jpg|170px]]
|40mm
|Automatic grenade launcher
|{{VLK}}
|Operational tests completed in 2020 with potential service entry date of March 2022.
|-
|{{wp|AGS-30}}
|[[File:AGS-30 maks2009.jpg|170px]]
|30×29mm
|Automatic grenade launcher
|{{VLK}}
|Belt fed with 29-round drums, replacement for [[AGS-17]].
|-
|{{wp|AGS-17}}
|[[File:30-мм автоматический гранатомет АГС-17 Пламя.jpg|170px]]
|30×29mm
|{{wp|Automatic grenade launcher}}
|{{VLK}}
|Belt fed with 29-round drums.
|-
! colspan="7"|Rocket propelled grenade launchers
|-
|{{Wp|RPG-28}}
|[[File:RPG-28 grenade launcher at Interpolitex-2016 01.jpg|170px]]
|125&nbsp;mm
|Rocket-propelled grenade
|{{VLK}}
|Single-shot disposable launcher with tandem charge warhead.
|-
|{{wp|RPG-32}}
|
|105mm
|Rocket-propelled grenade
|{{VLK}}
|Re-loadable launcher. 
|-
|{{wp|RPG-29}}
|[[File:RPG-29 USGov.JPG|170px]]
|105mm
|Rocket-propelled grenade
|{{VLK}}
|Re-loadable launcher. Can use tandem-charge munitions in an anti-tank role, or thermobaric munitions in anti-infantry use.
|-
|{{wp|RPG-27}}
|[[File:Tula State Museum of Weapons (79-58) (cropped) RPG-27.jpg|170px]]
|105mm
|Rocket-propelled grenade
|{{VLK}}
|Single-shot disposable launcher with [[tandem-charge]] warhead.
|-
|{{wp|RPG-26}}
|[[File:Grenade launchers RPG-26.jpg|170px]]
|72.5mm
|Rocket-propelled grenade
|{{VLK}}
|Single-shot disposable launcher with thermobaric warhead for anti-infantry use.
|-
|{{wp|RPG-7}}
|[[File:RPG-7V1 grenade launcher - RaceofHeroes-part2-22.jpg|170px]]
|40mm (launcher only, warhead diameter varies)
|Rocket-propelled grenade
|{{VLK}}
|Re-loadable launcher with a variety of anti-personnel and anti-tank munitions available.
|-
! colspan="7"|Anti-tank guided missiles
|-
|{{wp|9M133 Kornet}}
|[[File:9M133 Kornet.JPG|170px]]
|152mm
|Anti-tank guided missile
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|9M113 Konkurs|9M113M Konkurs-M}}
|[[File:Flickr - Israel Defense Forces - Russian-Made Missile Found in Hezbollah Hands.jpg|170px]]
|135mm
|Anti-tank guided missile
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|9K115-2 Metis-M|9М131 Metis-M/9М131M Metis-M1}}
|[[File:Antitank missile system Metis-M1.jpg|170px]]
|130mm
|Anti-tank guided missile
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|9K111 Fagot|9M111M Fagot-M}}
|[[File:POLK 9K111 Fagot.jpg|170px]]
|120mm
|[[Anti-tank guided missile]]
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|[[Man-portable air-defense system]]s
|-
|{{wp|9K34 Strela-3}}
|[[File:SA-14 missile and launch tube.jpg|170px]]
|75mm
|Man-portable air-defense system
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|9K32 Strela-2}}
|[[File:SA-7.jpg|170px]]
|75mm
|Man-portable air-defense system
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|9K333 Verba}}
|[[File:MAKS2015part7-48.jpg|170px]]
|72mm
|Man-portable air-defense system
|{{VLK}}
|Equipped with an automated fire control system.
|-
|{{wp|9K38 Igla}}
|[[File:9K338 Igla-S (NATO-Code - SA-24 Grinch).jpg|170px]]
|72mm
|Man-portable air-defense system
|{{VLK}}
|.
|-
! colspan="7"|Hand grenades
|-
| {{wp|RGO hand grenade|RGO}} || [[File:RGO defensive grenade Navy.jpg|170px]] || 60mm || {{wp|Grenade|Hand grenade}} || {{VLK}} || 6 meter kill radius, 3.8 second fuse, will detonate on impact after being armed for 1.8 seconds.
|-
| {{wp|RGN hand grenade|RGN}} || [[File:RGN offensive hand grenade Navy.jpg|170px]] || 60mm || Hand grenade || {{VLK}} || 4 meter kill radius, 3.8 second fuse, will detonate on impact after being armed for 1.8 seconds.
|-
|{{wp|RGD-5}}
|[[File:Rgd 5 hand grenade.jpeg|left|frameless|152x152px]]
|56&nbsp;mm
|Hand grenade
|{{VLK}}
|20 Meter Effective Range. 4.2 Second fuse.
|-
| {{wp|F-1 grenade (Russia)|F1}} || [[File:F1 grenade travmatik com 01 by-sa.jpg|170px]] || 55&nbsp;mm || Hand grenade || {{VLK}} || 30 meter effective radius, 3.2 to 4.2 second fuse.
|-
! colspan="7"|Mines
|-
|{{wp|MON-50}}
|[[File:Non armed mon50 anti-personnel clustermine.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|Tripwire}}/Command
|{{wp|Anti-personnel mine}}
|{{VLK}}
|Propels ~485/540 steel projectiles to a kill radius of 50 meters.
|-
|{{wp|MON-90}}
|[[File:Tyumen higher military command School of engineering 07.jpg|170px]]
|Tripwire/Command
|Anti-personnel mine
|{{VLK}}
|Propels ~2000 steel projectiles to a kill radius of 90 meters.
|-
|{{wp|MON-100}}
|[[File:MON-100 2 (ORDATA).jpg|170px]]
|Tripwire/Command
|Anti-personnel mine
|{{VLK}}
|Propels ~400 steel projectiles to a kill radius of 100 meters.
|-
|{{wp|MON-200}}
|
|Tripwire/Command
|Anti-personnel mine
|{{VLK}}
|A larger and more powerful version of the MON-100.
|-
|{{wp|OZM}}
|[[File:OZM 3, 4 und 72.jpg|170px]]
|Tripwire/Command/Pressure
|Anti-personnel mine
|{{VLK}}
|~500g {{wp|TNT}}, fragmentation mine.
|-
|{{wp|POMZ}}
|
|Tripwire/Command/Pressure
|Anti-personnel mine
|{{VLK}}
|~75g TNT, fragmentation mine.
|-
|{{wp|PMN mine|PMN}}
|[[File:PMN (rechts) und PMN 2.jpeg|170px]]
|Pressure
|Anti-personnel mine
|{{VLK}}
|~240g TNT, anti-personnel blast mine.
|-
|{{wp|TM-46 mine|TM-46}}
|[[File:TM-46 AP-mine.JPEG|170px]]
|Pressure
|Anti-tank mine
|{{VLK}}
|5.7&nbsp;kg TNT.
|-
|{{wp|TM-57 mine|TM-57}}
|[[File:TM-57 held with tilt fuze.jpg|170px]]
|Pressure
|Anti-tank mine
|{{VLK}}
|6.3&nbsp;kg TNT.
|-
|{{wp|TM-62 series of mines|TM-62}}
|[[File:Winz7.jpg|170px]]
|Pressure
|Anti-tank mine
|{{VLK}}
|7.5&nbsp;kg TNT.
|-
|{{wp|TM-83 mine|TM-83}}
|
|Seismic sensor/Optical sensor
|Anti-tank mine
|{{VLK}}
|~13&nbsp;kg TNT.
|-
|{{wp|TM-89 mine|TM-89}}
|
|Magnetic sensor
|Anti-tank mine
|{{VLK}}
|~10&nbsp;kg TNT.
|}

====Artillery====

{| class="wikitable"
|- bgco'''avish '''cc
! style="width:15%;"| Model
! style="width:12%;" | Image
! style="width:20%;"| Type
! style="width:12%;"| Quantity
! style="width:12%;"| Origin
! Details
|-
! colspan="7"|Mortars
|-
| {{wp|2S12 Sani|MS12}} || [[File:2S12 Sani (heavy mortar system).jpg|170px]] || 120mm {{wp|mortar (weapon)|heavy mortar}} || Active: ≈636<br /> Reserve: 1,000|| {{VLK}} || 
|-
| {{wp|2B14 Podnos|MB14 Podnos}} || [[File:2B14 Podnos at "Engineering Technologies 2010" forum.jpg|170px]] || 82mm {{wp|mortar (weapon)|infantry mortar}} || Active: ≈306<br /> Reserve: 3,000 || {{VLK}} ||
|-
| {{wp|2B9 Vasilek|MB10 Vasilek}} || [[File:2B9 Vasilek mortar-4058.JPG|170px]] || 82mm {{wp|mortar (weapon)|gun-mortar}} ||  806 || {{VLK}} || 
|-
! colspan="7"|Field artillery
|-
|{{wp|152 mm howitzer 2A65 Msta-B|2A65 Msta-B}}
|[[File:2A65 Msta-B.JPG|170px]]
|152mm howitzer
|Active: 150<br />Reserve: 600
|{{VLK}}
|Some guns return into active service from reserve.
|-
|{{wp|2A36 Giatsint-B}}
|[[File:152-мм пушка Гиацинт-Б (5).jpg|170px]]
|152mm howitzer
|Active: ≈131<br /> Reserve: 1,100
|{{VLK}}
|Modernised or new guns are being delivered.
|-
|{{wp|122 mm howitzer 2A18 (D-30)|2A18 D-30}}
|[[File:122- мм гаубица Д-30 (1).jpg|170px]]
|122mm howitzer
|Active: ≈564<br />Reserve: 4,400
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|2S9 Nona#Variants|2B16 Nona-K}}
|[[File:2B16 gun-howitzer-mortar 3.jpg|170px]]
|120mm howitzer
|100
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|100 mm anti-tank gun T-12|2A29 MT-12 Rapira}}
|[[File:100-мм противотанковая пушка Т-12 Рапира (1).jpg|170px]]
|100mm anti-tank gun
|220
|{{VLK}}
|Modernised T-12.
|-
! colspan="7"|Self-propelled artillery
|-
|{{wp|2S7 Pion|2S7M Malka}}
|[[File:2S7 Pion self-propelled gun in Polish service.jpg|170px]]
|203mm self-propelled howitzer
|Active: 60<br />Reserve: 260
|{{VLK}}
|Modernisation completed.
|-
|{{wp|2S35 Koalitsiya-SV}}
|[[File:Alabino110416-45.jpg|170px]]
|152mm self-propelled howitzer
|≈12
|{{VLK}}
|Ordered to replace the {{WP|2S19 Msta}}.
|-
|{{wp|2S19 Msta|2S19 Msta-S/2S19M1 and 2S19M2 Msta-SM2}}
|[[File:AlabinoTraining0904-34.jpg|170px]]
|152mm self-propelled howitzer
|832
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|2S5 Giatsint-S}}
|[[File:Self-propelled gun 2S5 "Giatsint-S" with 152-mm gun 2A37..JPG|170px]]
|152mm self-propelled howitzer
|X
|{{VLK}}
| Modernization of active guns underway
|-
|{{wp|2S3 Akatsiya}}
|[[File:2C3 Uraltransmash.jpg|170px]]
|152mm self-propelled howitzer
|X
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|2S1 Gvozdika}}
|[[File:6742 - Moscow - Poklonnaya Hill - Tank.JPG|170px]]
|122mm self-propelled howitzer
|X
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|2S1 Gvozdika#Variants|2S34 Chosta}}
|[[File:2S34 Chosta.JPG|170px]]
|120mm self-propelled howitzer
|
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|2S4 Tyulpan}}
|[[File:2S4 Tyulpan.jpg|170px]]
|240mm self-propelled gun-mortar
|X
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|2S9 Nona#Variants|2S23 Nona-SVK}}
|[[File:ParkPatriot2015part5-63.jpg|170px]]
|Self-propelled 120&nbsp;mm mortar
|
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Rocket artillery
|-
|{{wp|BM-30 Smerch}}/{{wp|9A52-4 Tornado|Tornado-S}}
|[[File:9К58 Смерч 3.jpg|170px]]
|300mm multiple rocket launchers
|XX
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BM-27 Uragan#Variants|Uragan-1M}}
|[[File:Ураган-1М - Тренировка курсантов Михайловской военной артиллерийской академии 02.jpg|170px]]
|Universal 220mm-300mm multiple rocket launcher
|
|{{VLK}}
|Replacement for older models
|-
|{{wp|BM-27 Uragan}}
|[[File:9K57 Uragan 2.jpg|170px]]
|220mm multiple rocket launcher
|X
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|TOS-1}}
|[[File:Army2016-487.jpg|170px]]
|220mm {{wp|thermobaric weapon|thermobaric}} rocket launcher
|
|{{VLK}}
|TOS-1A variant entered service in 2008
|-
|{{Wp|9A52-4 Tornado|Tornado-G}}
|[[File:Army2016demo-062.jpg|170px]]
|122mm multiple rocket launcher
|X
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BM-21 Grad}}
|[[File:Russian BM-21 Grad in Saint Petersburg.JPG|170px]]
|122mm multiple rocket launcher
|
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Anti-aircraft artillery
|-
|{{wp|2K22 Tunguska|9K22 Tunguska}}
|[[File:VDay Parade Rehearsal Moscow03.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|Self-propelled anti-aircraft weapon|Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun}}
|
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|ZSU-23-4 Shilka}}
|[[File:ZSU-23-4 Shilka 01.jpg|170px]]
|Self-propelled anti-aircraft gun
|
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Tor missile system|9K331M Tor-M1/Tor-M1-2U and M2}}
|[[File:VDay Parade Rehearsal Moscow04.jpg|170px]]
|Short range surface-to-air missile
|
|
|-
|{{wp|9K35 Strela-10|9K35M3 Strela-10M3/MN}}
|[[File:Strela 10.jpg|170px]]
|Short range surface-to-air missile
|X
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|9K33 Osa}}
|[[File:9K33 Osa of the Russian Army.jpg|170px]]
|Short range surface-to-air missile
|
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Buk missile system|9K37M1 Buk/9K37M1-2 Buk-M1-2/9K37M2 Buk-M2/9K37M3 Buk-M3}}
|[[File:VDayParadeRehearsal2009-01.JPG|170px]]
|Medium range surface-to-air missile
|
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|2K12 Kub}}
|[[File:Sa6 1.jpg|170px]]
|Medium range surface-to-air missile
|X
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|S-300 missile system#S-300V (SA-12)|Almaz Antey S-300/S-300V4}}
|[[File:9K81 S-300V launcher.jpg|170px]]
|Long-range surface-to-air missile
|X
|{{VLK}}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Tactical ballistic missile systems
|-
|{{wp|9K720 Iskander|9K720 Iskander-M / SS-26}}
|[[File:Alabino220415part1-42.jpg|170px]]
|Short-range tactical ballistic missile
|X
|{{VLK}}
|. 
|}

====Armoured Vehicles====


{| class="wikitable"
|- bgco'''avish '''cc
! style="width:15%;"| Model
! style="width:12%;" | Image
! style="width:20%;"| Type
! style="width:12%;"| Quantity
! style="width:12%;"| Origin
! Details
|-
! colspan="7"|Tanks
|-
| [[T80125]] || [[File:T80125.png|170px]]|| Main battle tank || Active: 320 Reserve: 1,500 || {{VLK}} || 
|-
| [[T60110]] || [[File:T60110.png|170px]] || Main battle tank || Active: 0 <br/>Reserve: 2,000 || {{VLK}} || 
|-
! colspan="7"|Infantry fighting vehicles
|-
|{{wp|ISV60 Praetorian}}
|[[file:60TD.png|170px]]
| Infantry support armored fighting vehicle
|320
|{{VLK}}
|-
|{{wp|BMP-3|IFV3}}
|[[File:TB2015ExhibitionP2-42.jpg|170px]]
|Infantry fighting vehicle
|230
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BMP-2|IFV2}}
|[[File:Army2016demo-007.jpg|170px]]
|Infantry fighting vehicle
|Active: 1,000 <br />Reserve: 1,500
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BMP-1|IFV1}}
|[[File:467th Guards District Training Center (414-06).jpg|170px]]
|Infantry fighting vehicle
|Active: 100<br />Reserve: 2,000
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Tank destroyers
|-
|{{wp|Kornet-D|Rapier-D}}
|[[Image:VDayRehearsal05052016-05.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile anti-tank guided missile system
|67 (planned)
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|9M133 Kornet|9P163M-1 Rapier D}}
|[[File:Kornet-T in 1000th Training Center of Rocket and Artillery Troops 01.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile anti-tank guided missile system
|25
|{{VLK}}
|Based on the IFV3 chassis.
|-
|{{wp|9M123 Khrizantema|9P157-2 Khrizantema}}
|[[File:Khrizantema 1.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile anti-tank guided missile system
|15
|{{VLK}}
|Based on the IFV3 chassis.
|-
|{{wp|9K114 Shturm|9P149 Shturm}}
|[[File:9P149.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile anti-tank guided missile system
|540
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Personnel carriers
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz Typhoon|Pantra Typhoon}}
|[[File:KamAZ-63968 Typhoon - Engineering technologies 2012 (1).jpg|170px]]
|Mine-resistant ambush-protected truck
|160
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Ural Typhoon|Pantra Helix}}
|[[File:Ural-63099 armored vehicle-2012-04.jpg|170px]]
|Mine-resistant ambush-protected truck
|187
|{{VLK}}
|Part of the Typhoon program.
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Pantra 43501 Patrul}}
|
|Mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicle
|5
|{{VLK}}
|Part of the Typhoon program. It is used by the Military Police.
|-
|{{wp|BTR-90}}
|[[File:BTR-90 (2).jpg|170px]]
|Armoured personnel carrier
|40
|{{VLK}}
|Ordered in small quantities though considered superfluous. Orders halted in 2012.
|-
|{{Wp|BTR-80|BTR-80/82A}}
|[[File:2013 Moscow Victory Day Parade (24).jpg|170px]]
|Armoured personnel carrier
|2,000
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BTR-70}}
|[[File:BTR70 002.jpg|170px]]
|Armoured personnel carrier
|150
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BTR-60}}
|[[File:BTR-60PB DA-ST-89-06597.jpg|170px]]
|Armoured personnel carrier
|Reserve: 1,000
|{{VLK}}
|'''Phased out of service.'''
|-
|{{wp|Bulat (APC)}}
|[[File:Russia_Arms_Expo_2013_(531-45).jpg|170x170px]]
|Armoured personnel carrier
|25
|{{VLK}}
|In production to phase out older BTR-70 vehicles.
|-
|{{wp|MT-LB}}
|[[File:RWS2017-37.jpg|170px]]
|Armoured personnel carrier
|Reserve: 1,500
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|T-72S|BMO-T}}
|[[File:Heavy flamethrower personnel carrier BMO-T (1).jpg|170px]]
|Heavy flamethrower personnel carrier
|42
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BRDM-2}}
|[[File:BRDM-2 in Korolyov Moscow Oblast.jpg|alt=|170x170px]]
|Armoured car
|Active: 500
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Logistics and utility
|-
|{{wp|GAZ Tigr|Actaeon Light Technical}}
|[[File:Alabino22042016-06.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|Infantry mobility vehicle}}
|
|{{VLK}}
|-
|{{wp|Iveco LMV}}
|[[File:Iveco LMV Lynx photo004.jpg|170px]]
|Infantry mobility vehicle
|418
|{{flag|Latium}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon LUT}}
|[[File:Kamaz P9190209.JPG|170px]]
|Light cargo truck
| 4,000
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Ural-4320|Pantra NLUT}}
|[[File:4th Guards Kantemirovskaya Tank Division (395-52).jpg|170px]]
|Light cargo truck
|3,500
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|GAZ-33097|Pantra GPLU}}
|[[File:27th Independent Sevastopol Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (182-3).jpg|170px]]
|Light cargo truck
| 2,500
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|GAZ Sadko|Pantra Camel}}
|[[File:Interpolitex2016part2-11.jpg|170px]]
|Cargo truck
|2,000
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon Mule}}
|[[File:Army2016-343.jpg|170px]]
|Medium cargo truck
|1,400
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon Bison}}
|[[File:Interpolitex 2011 (402-25).jpg|170px]]
|Medium cargo truck
|1,000
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|ZiL|ADB TR54}}
|[[File:ParkPatriot2015part4-20.jpg|170px]]
|Medium cargo truck
|400
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Ural-4320|Pantra 4340}}
|[[File:Ural-4320 - ETIF-2010 (1).jpg|170px]]
|Medium cargo truck
|1,000
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon Mustang}}
|[[File:KamAZ-6350 truck, 2011.jpg|170px]]
|Heavy cargo truck
|890
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Ural-5323|Pantra Longhorn}}
|[[File:Ural-5323.jpg|170px]]
|Heavy cargo truck
|1,560
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon Rhino}}
|[[File:KamAZ military tank transporter.jpg|170px]]
|Heavy tractor unit
|450
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|GAZ-3351 Los|Pantra 240}}
|[[File:Interpolitex 2013 (534-32).jpg|170px]]
|Articulated tracked transport vehicle
|150
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Vityaz (ATV)|FT30 Crawler}}
|[[File:DT-30P1 Vityaz 1.jpg|170px]]
|Articulated tracked transport vehicle
|65
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|PTS (vehicle)|Pantra Goose}}
|[[File:PTS-2 - RaceofHeroes-part2-35.jpg|170px]]
|Amphibious tracked transport carrier
|320
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Military engineering
|-
|{{wp|BMP-3#Variants|BREM-L "Beglianka"}}
|[[File:BREM-L - TankBiathlon14part2-15.jpg|170px]]
|Armoured recovery vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BTR-80#Variants|BREM-K}}
|[[File:BREM-K - TankBiathlon14part2-04.jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled armoured recovery vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|REM-KL}}
|[[File:TB2015ExhibitionP3-19.jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled armoured recovery vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|REM-KC}}
|[[File:REM-KS on BAZ-6910 chassis (1).jpg|left|170x170px]]
|Repair and recovery vehicle
|Unknown
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|T-72S|BREM-1}}<br>{{wp|T-90#Variants|BREM-1M}}
|[[File:BREM-1 - ETIF-2010 (1).jpg|170px]]
|Armoured recovery vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|IMR-2}}<br>{{wp|T-90#Variants|IMR-3M}}
|[[File:Engineering Technologies - 2012 (5-47).jpg|170px]]
|Combat engineering vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|List of BMP-1 variants#Combat engineer|IRM "Zhuk"}}
|[[File:Army2016demo-103.jpg|170px]]
|Engineer reconnaissance vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|T-72S|MTU-72}}<br>{{wp|T-90#Variants|MTU-90}}
|[[File:MTU-90 2.jpg|170px]]
|Tracked armoured vehicle-launched bridge
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|TMM-6}}
|[[File:TMM-6 bridgelayer - Omsk 2009 - 02.jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled vehicle-launched bridge
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|TMM-3}}
|[[File:Army2016-362.jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled vehicle-launched bridge
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|MICR (МИКР)/KMV-10K/EOV-25321/TO-25 and TO-18
|
|Mine clearing vehicle/Military crane-manipulator/Excavator/Tractors
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|T-90#Variants|BMR-3M}}
|[[File:Engineering Technologies - 2012 (5-36).jpg|170px]]
|Armoured mine clearing vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|ISDM}} Zemledeliye
|
|Remotely-controlled [[minelayer]]
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|UR-77|UR-77 Meteorit}}<br>{{wp|BMP-3#Variants|UR-07}}
|[[File:Openwater2016-47.jpg|170px]]
|Armoured mine-clearing line charge launcher
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|BAZ-6403
|[[File:BAZ-6403.01 tank transporter.jpg|170px]] 
|Tank transporter
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|Ural-63704
|[[File:Army2016-468.jpg|170px]] 
|Tank transporter
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{BTM-3}}
|[[File:BTM-3 trenching vehicle at Park Patriot 02.jpg|left|170x170px]]
|Trencher
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|PBU-100}}
|[[File:Army2016-354.jpg|170px]]
|Drilling vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|B10M2S and BTS-150B
|[[File:Army2016-327.jpg|170px]]
|{{wp|Armored bulldozer}}/Tracked {{wp|drilling rig}}
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon-3523}}
|[[File:Army2016-346.jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled excavator
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Ural-4320|Pantra-3521}}
|[[File:Excavator EOV-3521 (1).jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled {{wp|excavator}}
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon 3423}}
|[[File:Army2016-351.jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled crane
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Kamaz|Actaeon 3543}}
|[[File:Crane KS-45731M2.jpg|170px]]
|Wheeled crane
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|PP-2005}}
|[[File:Army2016-364.jpg|170px]]
|Pontoon bridge
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|PP-91
|[[File:PontoonBridgeExercise2019-02.jpg|170px]]
|Pontoon bridge
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|PMP Floating Bridge|PMP}}
|[[File:ППС-84 понтонный парк специальный 1.JPG|150px]]
|{{wp|Pontoon bridge|Floating bridge}}
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|IDK/BMK-MO and MT/Rotan/SNL-8
|
|Engineering-landing craft/Motorboats/Boats
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|
|[[File:45th Separate Engineer-Camouflage Regiment - T-72 mock-up (1).jpg|170px]]
|Inflatable {{wp|military dummy}}
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
! colspan="7"|Special military equipment
|-
|TDA-3
|[[File:Smoke vehicle TDA-3 (1).jpg|170px]]
|Smoke vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|TDA-2K
|[[File:ParkPatriot2015part7-41.jpg|170px]]
|Smoke vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|UTM-80M
|[[File:282-NBC-training-center-67.jpg|170px]]
|Decontamination vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|ARS-14&nbsp;km
|[[File:ARS-14KM (1).jpg|170px]]
|Decontamination vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|- 
|TMS-65
|[[File:ParkPatriot2015part7-43.jpg|170px]]
|Decontamination vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|1V198 
| 
|Artillery fire control system 
|Unknown 
|{{VLK}} 
|
|-
|1V12M and {{wp|BTR-82|1V152}}
|[[File:Combat fights of the howitzer self-propelled artillery battalion 01.jpg|frameless|169x169px]]
|Artillery command-reconnaissance vehicles
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BMP-1 variants#Russia|PRP-4A Argus}}
|[[File:Army2016-510.jpg|170px]]
|Artillery reconnaissance vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|AZK-7
|
|Artillery sound-measuring reconnaissance system
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BMP-1 variants#Former Soviet Union|PRP-4}}
|
|Artillery reconnaissance vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|Zavet
|
|-
|R-149AKSh
|[[File:R-149AKSh - SignalExerсise2017-01.jpg|170px]]
|Command-staff vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|MPPU
|[[File:Tactical exercises of Radiological, Chemical and Biological Protection Troops units at Shikhani training ground (411-40).jpg|170px]]
|Command-staff vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|Akatsiya-ME
|[[File:Engineering Technologies 2010 Part6 0039 copy.jpg|170px]]
|Command-staff vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|R-166
|[[File:R-166-0,5 radiostation - 27th Independent Sevastopol Guards Motor Rifle Brigade (7).jpg|170px]]
|Armoured command-staff vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BTR-80#Versions|R-149MA1}}
|[[File:R-149MA1 - Engineering technologies 2012 (2).jpg|170px]]
|Armoured command-staff vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|BTR-60#Variants|R-145BM}}
|[[File:R-145BM command vehicle on BTR-60 base.jpg|170px]]
|Armoured command-staff vehicle
|''Unknown''
||{{VLK}}
|
|-
|AM-1/Medovukha and P-230T
|[[File:P-230T_Tigr-M.jpg|frameless|171x171px]]
|{{wp|All-terrain vehicle}}/Mobile telecommunications system and command-staff vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|P-260 Redut-2US
|[[File:Redut-2US - SignalExerсise2017-04.jpg|170px]]
|Autonomous telecommunications complex
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|R-419l1
|[[File:Цифровая радиорелейная станция Р-419Л1.jpg|170px]]
|Communications vehicle
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|R-419MP Andromeda-D/R-419GM/R-416GM/TSRRS/Granit-M
|[[File:R-419MP - SignalExerсise2017-01.jpg|170px]]
|Radio-relay stations
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Russian air surveillance radars|1L122 Garmony}}
|[[File:Almaz-Antey 1L122-2E at MAKS-2009.jpg|170px]]
|Air surveillance radar
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Russian air surveillance radars|Nebo-SV/S}}<br />Nebo-M
|[[File:55Zh6M Nebo-M - MAKS-2017part3-073.jpg|alt=|170x170px]]
|Air surveillance radar
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|NIIIP|9S18 Kupol}}
|
|Target acquisition radar
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|S-300 missile system#S-300V (SA-12)|9S15 Obzor}}
|[[File:9S15M Obzor-3 acquisition radar (1).jpg|170px]]
|Target acquisition radar for {{wp|S-300V}}
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Zoopark-1|1L219M}}
|[[File:1L219M back view MAKS2005.jpg|170px]]
|Counter-battery radar
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|9S932T-1 Barnaul-T
|[[File:9S932-1 at the MAKS-2011 (01).jpg|170px]]
|Air defence battle management system
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Ranzhir|9S737М Ranzhir-M}}
|[[File:MAKS Airshow 2013 (Ramenskoye Airport, Russia) (521-41).jpg|170px]]
|Air defence battle management system
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|PPRU-1|PPRU-1 Ovod-M-SV}}
|[[File:PPRU-1.jpg|170px]]
|Air defence battle management system
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Krasukha EW System|1L269 Krasukha-2}}
|[[File:Krasukha-2 (Красуха-2) Unloaded.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile electronic warfare complex
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|R-330ZH Zhitel' and R-330M1P "Diabazol" 
|[[File:TB2015ExhibitionP2-51.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile electronic warfare complexes
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|- 
|Spectre
|
|Mobile electronic warfare complex
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{Wp|Krasukha EW System|1RL257 Krasukha-4}}
|[[File:MAKS2015part6-51.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile electronic warfare complex
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|1L267 Moskva-1
|[[File:MAKS2015part6-37.jpg|170px]]
|Mobile electronic warfare complex
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|Leer-2
|[[File:85Ya6 Leer-2 (2).jpg|center|frameless|180x180px]]
|Mobile electronic warfare complex
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|Borisoglebsk 2}}
|[[File:Borisoglebsk-2.png|frameless|178x178px]]
|Mobile electronic warfare complex
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|{{wp|MT-LBu#Variants|K-612-O/KDKhR-1N}}
|[[File:K-612-O nuclear explosions detection station (4).jpg|170px]]
|Nuclear explosions detection station/Chemical analysis station
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|RPMK-1 Ulibkа-М/PTTS-1 Volynets/MES-BTM/AP-3/USSA-1845
|
|Meteorological system/Mobile digital technological system/Electronic special equipment workshop/Medical system/Ambulance
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|AS4350 and {{wp|BTR-80|BMM-80}}
|[[File:TankFiring2017-25.jpg|170px]]
|Sanitary vehicle and armoured ambulances
|''Unknown''
|{{VLK}}
|
|-
|}

===Army Aviation===
===Navy===
====Commissioned Ships====

{|class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto; width:100%;"
|-
! style="text-align:center; width:18%;"|Class
! style="text-align:center; width:10%;"|Project
! style="text-align:center; width:18%;"|Ship
! style="text-align:center; width:8%;"|Pennant No.
! style="text-align:center; width:9%;"|Commissioned
! style="text-align:center; width:9%;"|Displacement
! style="text-align:center; width:10%;"|Fleet
! style="text-align:center; width:22%;"|Homeport
! style="text-align:center; width:8%;"|Note
|-
! rowspan="8" | {{wp|Udaloy-class destroyer|Monarch class}}
| 780 || ''Aristophan I'' || 347 || 1983 || 9,826 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|-
| 780 || ''Vitomir I'' || 348 || 1985 || 9,726 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|-
| 780 || ''Paul I'' || 349 || 1986 || 9,836 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|- 
| 780 || ''Alexis IV'' || 350 || 1986 || 9,847 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|-
| 780 || ''Kosmas II'' || 351 || 1988 || 9,927 t || Great Northern Fleet || XX || 
|- 
| 780 || ''Orik I'' || 352 || 1989 || 9,826 t || Great Northern Fleet || XX || 
|- 
| 780 || ''Georgei I'' || 353 || 1991 || 9,843 t || Great Northern Fleet || XX || 
|- 
| 780 || ''Vasily I'' || 354 || 1992 || 9,828 t || Great Northern Fleet || XX || 
|}

{|class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto; width:100%;"
|-
! style="text-align:center; width:18%;"|Class
! style="text-align:center; width:10%;"|Project
! style="text-align:center; width:18%;"|Ship
! style="text-align:center; width:8%;"|Pennant No.
! style="text-align:center; width:9%;"|Commissioned
! style="text-align:center; width:9%;"|Displacement
! style="text-align:center; width:10%;"|Fleet
! style="text-align:center; width:22%;"|Homeport
! style="text-align:center; width:8%;"|Note
|-
! rowspan="3" | {{wp|Akula-class submarine|Panthera class}}
| S290 || ''Tigris'' || 186 || 1988 || 12,320 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|-
| S290 || ''Panthera'' || 187 || 1989 || 12,320 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|-
| S290 || ''Leopard'' || 188 || 1990 || 12,320 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|}
{|class="wikitable sortable" style="margin:auto; width:100%;"
|-
! style="text-align:center; width:18%;"|Class
! style="text-align:center; width:10%;"|Project
! style="text-align:center; width:18%;"|Ship
! style="text-align:center; width:8%;"|Pennant No.
! style="text-align:center; width:9%;"|Commissioned
! style="text-align:center; width:9%;"|Displacement
! style="text-align:center; width:10%;"|Fleet
! style="text-align:center; width:22%;"|Homeport
! style="text-align:center; width:8%;"|Note
|-
! rowspan="3" | [[VS class]]
| 1827D || ''VS-9'' || 121 || 1984 || 10,543 t || Nordic Fleet || XX|| 
|-
| 1827D || ''VS-10'' || 123 || 1986 || 10,543 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|-
| 1827D || ''VS-11'' || 125 || 1988 || 10,543 t || Nordic Fleet || XX || 
|}

====Non-Commissioned Ships====
====Naval Aviation Division====

{{avilisthead|mil-current}}
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-12|Actaeon Ac-12}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || {{Wp|Maritime patrol aircraft|Patrol}} || 1959 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-24|Actaeon Ac-24}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || {{wp|Military transport aircraft|Transport}} || 1962 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-26|Actaeon Ac-26}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || Transport || 1970 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-72|Actaeon Ac-72}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Transport || 1977 || X || X ||
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-140|Actaeon Ac-140}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || Transport || 2002 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Kamov Ka-27#Variants|NRW-27}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || {{wp|Anti-submarine warfare|ASW}}/Patrol || 1982 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Kamov Ka-27#Variants|NRW-28}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || {{wp|Anti-submarine warfare|ASW}}/Patrol || 1982 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Kamov Ka-27#Variants|NRW-29}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || {{wp|Anti-submarine warfare|ASW}}/Patrol || 1982 || X || X ||
|-
| {{wp|Kamov Ka-31|NRW-31}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || {{wp|Airborne early warning and control|AWAC}} || 1995 || X || X ||
|-
| {{wp|Kamov Ka-52#Variants|NRW-52}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Attack || 2015 || X || X || 
|-
|}

===Coastal Guard===
===Air Force===

{{avilisthead|mil-current}}
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-12|Actaeon Ac-12}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || {{wp|Military transport aircraft|Transport}}/{{wp|Maritime patrol aircraft|Patrol}} || 1959 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-22|Actaeon Ac-22}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || Transport  || 1969 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-26|Actaeon AC-26}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || Transport/Patrol  || 1970 || X || X ||
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-30|Actaeon An-30}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || {{wp|Maritime patrol aircraft|Patrol}} || 1970 || X || 1X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-72|Actaeon An-72}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Transport || 1977 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-124|Actaeon Ac-124}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Transport  || 1986 || X || X ||
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-140|Actaeon Ac-140}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || Transport || 2002 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-148|Actaeon Ac-148}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Transport || 2009 || X || X ||  
|-
| {{wp|Antonov An-225 Mriya|Actaeon Ac-225}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Transport || 1999 || X || X
|-
| {{wp|Beriev A-50|RAW-14}} || {{flag|Zacapican}} || Jet || {{wp|Command and control}} || 1984 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Eurocopter AS350 Écureuil|Eurocopter AS350}}/{{wp|Eurocopter AS355 Écureuil 2|AS355}} || {{flag|Vannois}} || Rotorcraft || {{wp|Utility helicopter|Utility}} || 2006 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Kazan Ansat|Actaeon Hornet}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Utility  || 2013 || X || X ||
|-
| {{wp|Let L-410 Turbolet|Gladeus L-410}} || {{VLK}} || Propeller || Transport/Trainer || 1970 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Mikoyan MiG-29|Felinov Fa-29}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || {{Wp|Fighter aircraft|Fighter}} || 1982 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Mikoyan MiG-31|Felinov Fa-31}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Fighter || 1981 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Mikoyan MiG-35|Felinov Fa-35}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Multirole  || 2019 || X || X ||
|-
| [[UFC F-29 Hurricane]] || [[United Fighter Consortium|UFC]] || Jet || Multirole || X || X
|-
| {{wp|Mil Mi-2|GSRW Gi-2}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Transport || 1965 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Mil Mi-8|GSRW Gi-8}}/{{wp|Mi-17|GSRW Gi-17}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Transport/Utility || 1967 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Mil Mi-24|GSRW Gi-24}}/{{wp|Mil Mi-24/35|GSRW Gi-35}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Attack || 1972 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Mil Mi-26|GSRW Gi-26}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Transport || 1985 || X || X || 
|-
| {{Wp|Mil Mi-28|GSRW Gi-28}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Attack || 2006 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Mil Mi-38|GRSW GI-38}} || {{VLK}} || Rotorcraft || Transport || 2019 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-24|Ishikov If-24}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || {{wp|Attack aircraft|Attack}} || 1975 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-25|Ishikov If-25}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Attack || 1981 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-27|Ishikov If-27}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Fighter || 1985 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-30|Ishikov If-30}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Multirole || 2012 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-34|Ishikov If-34}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Multirole || 2006 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-35|Ishikov If-35}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Multirole  || 2013 || X || X || 
|-
| {{wp|Sukhoi Su-57|Ishikov If-57}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || Multirole  || 2020 || x || x || 
|-
| {{wp|Xian H-6|Gladeus Gu-18M}} || {{VLK}} || Jet || {{wp|Bomber}} || 1993 || X || X ||Modernized variant of the [[Gladeus Gu-18]] released in 1993 to extend service life. 
|-
| [[Gladeus Gu-24]] || {{VLK}} || Jet || {{wp|Bomber}} || 1973 || X || X || 
|-
| [[Zaca Tu-95]] || {{flag|Zacapican}} || Turboprop || Bomber || 1956 || X || X || 
|-
| [[Gladeus Gu-32]] || {{VLK}} || Jet || Bomber || 1987 || X || X || 
|-
|}