Forbes

The Russian Army Is Time-Traveling Back To 1966 As It Reequips With Hundreds Of Old BMP-1 Fighting Vehicles

The Soviet BMP-1 was one of the first modern infantry fighting vehicles. It both reflected, and helped to drive, profound changes in Soviet ground-combat doctrine when it entered service in 1966.
Forbes

One Of Russia’s Rare, Ex-Ukrainian BMP-1Us Accidentally Ran Over Some Russian Infantry—Right Before The Ukrainians Blew It Up.

In 2007, the Republic of Georgia bought 15 unique, up-gunned BMP-1U fighting vehicles from Ukraine. A year later, Russia invaded Georgia—and Russian troops apparently captured every single Georgian ...
Yahoo

Take a look at the BMP-3, Russia's answer to the US-made Bradley fighting vehicle

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ukraine's infantry fighting vehicles have been an essential asset in the war against Russia. These vehicles, including the US-made ...
The National Interest

BMP-3 ‘Tank Destroyer’ Could be Russia’s Mobile Drone Carrier

Summary and Key Points: The Soviet-era BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle, developed at the end of the Cold War, is set to evolve into a mobile drone carrier. Russian state media reported that ...