The calendar shows various examples of Russia's military might with threatening messages about how far the country's missiles can travel. This kicks off a long Russian holiday season which includes Orthodox Russian Christmas Day on January 7. The March 2019 calendar shows the increasing number of women cadets joining Putin's military ranks. April shows 'Russian snowdrops' - aka Russian special forces equipped with chemical attack masks. For December 2019 the calendar shows some Russian Christmas 'toys, candles and pop up guns'.

Source: Daily Mail December 25, 2018 11:37 UTC