Moscow turns to outdated 1950s-era tanks as arsenal wears thin
A rescuer carries a dog found at a site of a residential building hit by a Russian missile strike in Zaporizhzhia
Roland Oliphant and Dominic NichollsTelegraph Media Group Limited
Russia appears to have pulled 1950s-era tanks out of storage in the latest sign of serious armoury shortages in its army.
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