This was reported by the analytical group Frontelligence Insight, which obtained internal documents from the Russian Uralvagonzavod plant — the country’s main armored vehicle manufacturer — confirming that the Russian defense industry is actively restructuring for a prolonged war.It has been established that Moscow plans to nearly double tank production by 2028, including new T-90M and modernized T-90M2 Ryvok-1 (Dash-1) models. In 2028 alone, the plant is expected to produce over 420 units, and between 2027 and 2029, more than 1,100 tanks.Analysts note that such figures indicate Russia’s strategic preparation for a potential conflict with NATO. To achieve this, the country is modernizing production, automating processes, and training new operators.Even partial implementation of the plans will allow the Kremlin to restore its pre-war armored potential. According to Frontelligence Insight, by 2036 Russia could produce over 2,000 modernized tanks, replenishing reserves and strengthening the eastern flank.At the same time, Moscow is modernizing older T-72 tanks in preparation for prolonged combat operations in Ukraine and future missions. Experts believe these trends indicate a shift in the Russian economy toward a long-term military course, posing a serious threat to European security.On October 7, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reported that Russia has launched a large-scale information and psychological campaign, which could be part of preparations for a potential armed confrontation with NATO.