Armoured recovery vehicle. Industrial designation "Object 152". BMOP "Terminator-3": Armoured fighting vehicle. 2S35 Koalitsiya-SV: Self-propelled gun However, the 2S35's on display during the 2015 Moscow Victory Day Parade and its rehearsals are not actually built on the Armata platform but rather a six-wheeled platform that appears to be a T-90 derived chassis. Projects USM-A1: Combat engineering vehicle. BMO-2: Heavy armored personnel carrier for flamethrower-squads. BM-2: Large box-type multi-barrel rocket launcher for the TOS-2 Heavy Flamethrower System, similar to TOS-1 Buratino. TZM-2: Reloading vehicle for the TOS-2 Heavy Flamethrower System. MIM-A: Combat engineering vehicle. MT-A: Armoured bridge layer. UMZ-A: Combat engineering vehicle. PTS-A: Tracked amphibious vehicle. A mortar carrier which uses the 2S12A Sani or the 2B11 Sani. Operators : 16 to 20 T-14 tank prototypes were built and used for evaluation and testing before 2018. The first 12 production tanks and 4 armoured recovery vehicles were to be delivered by the end of 2019 and then enter operational evaluation. This date has passed. In 2021, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced the first pilot batch of T-14, T-15 and T-16 vehicles would instead be delivered in 2022. See also T-72 T-80 T-90 Typhoon (AFV family) References External links Main battle tanks of Russia Tanks with autoloaders Post–Cold War main battle tanks Armoured personnel carriers of Russia Armoured personnel carriers of the post–Cold War period Armoured recovery vehicles Tracked infantry fighting vehicles Infantry fighting vehicles of the post–Cold War period Proposed weapons Post–Cold War weapons of Russia