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Change the name of the article to : OC-12 (but not an "OTs", this is not correct! The russians started this by thinking they can translate the sound of their "ОЦ", resulting into "OTs" (after which the rest of the world is continuing that "trend", there are few other similar cases, all wrong!) without taking into consideration that in the english speaking world it's used not a direct sound translation but a similar letter one!