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Berkut may refer to:Asian golden eagle or berkut, a bird of prey
Berkut, the former special units of the Ukrainian police and current units of the Russian Crimean police
The Berkut, a 1987 novel by Joseph Heywood
S-25 Berkut, a Russian surface-to-air missile system known to NATO as the SA-1 Guild
Su-47 Berkut, a Russian experimental supersonic jet fighter developed by Sukhoi
Berkut, a radar reported to be used on the Il-38 and Tu-142 aircraft for antisubmarine warfare
Berkut 360, a US home-built delta wing canard aircraft of composite construction
Berkut Air, an airline based in Almaty, Kazakhstan
Berkut rifle, a semi-automatic hunting rifle designed and manufactured in Russia
Berkut spacesuit, a Soviet space suit developed in 1964–1965
Kresta I-class cruiser or Berkut, a surface warfare guided missile cruiser
Kresta II-class cruiser or Berkut, an anti-submarine guided missile cruiser
Berkut Group, a fictional organization in Bionic Woman
Berkut, Russian oil platform in the Okhotsk Sea
Berkut, a Russian helicopter
HC Berkut, a Ukrainian professional ice hockey team
HC Berkut-Kyiv, a Ukrainian ice hockey team from 1997 to 2002
Berkut Stadium, a football stadium
Berkut, an antagonist from Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia
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