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Russian Schoolboys Receive Military Training Amid Ukraine War
Fourteen-year-old Russian schoolboy David learned something new this month: firing accurately with a Kalashnikov is trickier than with a pistol.
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Russian Schools To Teach How To Survive Nuclear Attack, Use Kalashnikovs: Report
The survival training will be part of a subject called "Fundamentals of Security and Defense of the Motherland."
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Russian Women Learn To Shoot As Ukraine War Rages
Wielding Soviet-designed Kalashnikov rifles, a group of Russian women with elaborate manicures and clad in camouflage are drilling different firing positions, first aiming on their knees and then their stomachs.
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"This Way I'm Less Afraid": Ukraine Citizens Pick Up Guns To Defend Nation
Ukrainian historian Yuriy Korchemniy has never fired an assault rifle in his life. But he joined scores of others and picked up a Kalashnikov to Ukraine's new volunteer defence units
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Kalashnikov Accused of Stealing Shotgun Designs From This Video Game
Kalashnikov, the well-known Russian arms manufacturer, has been accused of stealing weapon designs from a video game developer. According to Ward B, the developers of the upcoming first person shooter Oceanic, Kalashnikov took its blueprints and turned them into a commercially accessible shotgun without giving the game makers any credit.
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As Taliban Takes Over, Some Swap Iconic AK-47s For Made-In-America Rifles
Russian Kalashnikov AK-47 and its derivatives have long been the assault rifle of choice for militant groups because of their rugged design, but some Taliban terrorists are trading them in for captured U.S. guns as Afghanistan's government collapses.
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Kalashnikov Woos Gadget Lovers With Ultima Shotgun That Syncs With Smartphones, Eyes Production in India
Russian arms manufacturer Kalashnikov plans to start making its AK-203 assault rifle in India this year and wants to attract a wider audience with a hi-tech shotgun, chief executive Dmitry Tarasov said.
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Hope AK-203 Rifles Will Help Indian Security Forces, Says Vladimir Putin
The new joint venture between India and Russia to manufacture the Kalashnikov assault rifles' 200 series will be able to fulfil Indian security agencies' requirement for small arms, Russian President Vladmir Putin said in a message
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At UP Factory, Kalashnikov To Make Successor To The Iconic AK-47
AK 203 is the latest derivative of the legendary AK-47 rifle. India has signed a deal with a Russian firm to manufacture 750,000 of these assault rifles which would be given to the Army's infantry troops.
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Kalashnikov Gave The World AK-47. Now It's Making 'Suicide Drones'
The Russian company that gave the world the iconic AK-47 assault rifle has unveiled a suicide drone that may similarly revolutionize war by making sophisticated drone warfare technology widely and cheaply available.
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May Sign More Defence Deals With India, US Sanctions No Bar: Russia
US sanctions will not be an impediment to Indo-Russia defence deals, and New Delhi and Moscow could soon sign agreements on frigates and Kalashnikov assault rifles, Russian Ambassador to India Nikolay Kudashev said Thursday.
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Vladimir Putin Shows Off Sniper Skills, Fires New Kalashnikov Rifle
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday showed off his marksmanship by testing out a new Kalashnikov sniper rifle and hitting the target more than half the time.
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Kalashnikov UM-1 Electric Motorcycle Unveiled In Russia
Russian arms manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled a new electric adventure motorcycle, and this one is available for civilian use as well. The UM-1 has a maximum speed of around 90 kmph with a battery range of around 150 km on a single charge.
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Kalashnikov SM-1 Off-Road Electric Motorcycle Unveiled
Best known for the AK-47 assault rifle, Russian arms manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled an off-road electric motorcycle at a Russian army show. The Kalashnikov SM-1, as it's called, has a top speed of 90 kmph with a range of 150 km on a single charge on its lithium-ion battery.
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Move Over, Elon Musk's Tesla: Kalashnikov Unveils 'Electric Supercar'
Russian arms maker Kalashnikov on Thursday presented its new electric car inspired by a rare 1970s model, saying the new technology will rival Elon Musk's Tesla.
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Russian Schoolboys Receive Military Training Amid Ukraine War
Fourteen-year-old Russian schoolboy David learned something new this month: firing accurately with a Kalashnikov is trickier than with a pistol.
-
Russian Schools To Teach How To Survive Nuclear Attack, Use Kalashnikovs: Report
The survival training will be part of a subject called "Fundamentals of Security and Defense of the Motherland."
-
Russian Women Learn To Shoot As Ukraine War Rages
Wielding Soviet-designed Kalashnikov rifles, a group of Russian women with elaborate manicures and clad in camouflage are drilling different firing positions, first aiming on their knees and then their stomachs.
-
"This Way I'm Less Afraid": Ukraine Citizens Pick Up Guns To Defend Nation
Ukrainian historian Yuriy Korchemniy has never fired an assault rifle in his life. But he joined scores of others and picked up a Kalashnikov to Ukraine's new volunteer defence units
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Kalashnikov Accused of Stealing Shotgun Designs From This Video Game
Kalashnikov, the well-known Russian arms manufacturer, has been accused of stealing weapon designs from a video game developer. According to Ward B, the developers of the upcoming first person shooter Oceanic, Kalashnikov took its blueprints and turned them into a commercially accessible shotgun without giving the game makers any credit.
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As Taliban Takes Over, Some Swap Iconic AK-47s For Made-In-America Rifles
Russian Kalashnikov AK-47 and its derivatives have long been the assault rifle of choice for militant groups because of their rugged design, but some Taliban terrorists are trading them in for captured U.S. guns as Afghanistan's government collapses.
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Kalashnikov Woos Gadget Lovers With Ultima Shotgun That Syncs With Smartphones, Eyes Production in India
Russian arms manufacturer Kalashnikov plans to start making its AK-203 assault rifle in India this year and wants to attract a wider audience with a hi-tech shotgun, chief executive Dmitry Tarasov said.
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Hope AK-203 Rifles Will Help Indian Security Forces, Says Vladimir Putin
The new joint venture between India and Russia to manufacture the Kalashnikov assault rifles' 200 series will be able to fulfil Indian security agencies' requirement for small arms, Russian President Vladmir Putin said in a message
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At UP Factory, Kalashnikov To Make Successor To The Iconic AK-47
AK 203 is the latest derivative of the legendary AK-47 rifle. India has signed a deal with a Russian firm to manufacture 750,000 of these assault rifles which would be given to the Army's infantry troops.
-
Kalashnikov Gave The World AK-47. Now It's Making 'Suicide Drones'
The Russian company that gave the world the iconic AK-47 assault rifle has unveiled a suicide drone that may similarly revolutionize war by making sophisticated drone warfare technology widely and cheaply available.
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May Sign More Defence Deals With India, US Sanctions No Bar: Russia
US sanctions will not be an impediment to Indo-Russia defence deals, and New Delhi and Moscow could soon sign agreements on frigates and Kalashnikov assault rifles, Russian Ambassador to India Nikolay Kudashev said Thursday.
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Vladimir Putin Shows Off Sniper Skills, Fires New Kalashnikov Rifle
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday showed off his marksmanship by testing out a new Kalashnikov sniper rifle and hitting the target more than half the time.
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Kalashnikov UM-1 Electric Motorcycle Unveiled In Russia
Russian arms manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled a new electric adventure motorcycle, and this one is available for civilian use as well. The UM-1 has a maximum speed of around 90 kmph with a battery range of around 150 km on a single charge.
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Kalashnikov SM-1 Off-Road Electric Motorcycle Unveiled
Best known for the AK-47 assault rifle, Russian arms manufacturer Kalashnikov has unveiled an off-road electric motorcycle at a Russian army show. The Kalashnikov SM-1, as it's called, has a top speed of 90 kmph with a range of 150 km on a single charge on its lithium-ion battery.
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Move Over, Elon Musk's Tesla: Kalashnikov Unveils 'Electric Supercar'
Russian arms maker Kalashnikov on Thursday presented its new electric car inspired by a rare 1970s model, saying the new technology will rival Elon Musk's Tesla.
