The exhibition comes just ahead of a May 9 Victory Day celebration that is very different from last year’s, when Russia was facing battlefield setbacks.

Russia is showing off more than 30 captured NATO vehicles as it seeks to blame the treaty organization for the Ukraine war.

The exhibition is not merely a collection of war trophies but also a testament to the intensity of the conflict that has seen Russia lose a number of tanks equivalent to its total number in active service before the invasion began. More than 3,000 Russian ...

Western tanks and military hardware captured by Russian forces in Ukraine went on display in Moscow on Wednesday at an exhibition the Russian military said showed Western help would not stop it winning the war.

In the lead-up to Russia’s Victory Day celebrations, the exhibition, aptly titled “Trophies of the Russian Army,” has drawn throngs of visitors to view an array of Western military hardware captured by Russian forces during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Russia has revealed a month-long exhibition featuring armored vehicles and other military equipment at Moscow's Victory Park.