It explains that they are “81mm Mortar [shells]”. “These weapons are very common in every conflict, and certainly extremely common in all of the conflicts that have taken place in Sudan for decades,” ...

One of Ukraine's domestic producers of mortar ammunition has replaced defective shells from a batch of 100,000 caliber 120 mm ...

These defects caused the shells to either get stuck in the mortar tube or fall apart just after being fired. That could have ...

An expert interviewed by France 24 confirms that the number "46" at the start of the 6-digit identifier indicates the weapons were made by Dunarit, a Bulgarian company. Furthermore, the mortar ...