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Russia has plans for its future nuclear subs, and it involves hypersonic missiles
Naval rearmament has been a key focus of Russian military rearmament for the past decade.
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Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
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Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
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Out of Moscow: Washington got the basics of Russian nuclear strategy all wrong
In Moscow, the document can be seen as evidence that Russia’s sabre-rattling has produced the desired result: fear of their might in the West.
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Russia releases video of its modernized ballistic missile defense system
While the U.S. continues to obsess over reliably solving the physics problems of hitting a bullet with a smaller bullet, Russia doesn’t see the need to be so precise.
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Modernized Tu-160 to boost Russia’s long-range striking power
In Kazan, east of Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin watched as a massive, stark-white shape emerge from a dense, low-hanging fog.
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So you think you want a grand military parade?
It is easy enough as an American to witness such a spectacle and wonder why the U.S. military does not parade like the Russians do. In four years of witnessing these parades in Moscow, I have concluded that it is only something that a government that feels politically or militarily insecure would do.
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Ukraine claims Russia blackmailing potential defense customers
Russian defense industry firms are resorting to dirty tactics to outcompete their Ukrainian counterparts on the international arms market, Sergii Siliusarenko, CEO of Ukrinmash, a state owned defense investment and export company in Ukraine, said Friday.
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Russia giant Rostec reportedly planning United Aircraft takeover
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly signed off on a proposal to for defense and high-technology holding Rostec to help fund a civilian airliner project managed by the United Aircraft Company. The investment may pave the way for an eventual takeover of the company.
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Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
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Russia has plans for its future nuclear subs, and it involves hypersonic missiles
Naval rearmament has been a key focus of Russian military rearmament for the past decade.
-
Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
-
Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
-
Out of Moscow: Washington got the basics of Russian nuclear strategy all wrong
In Moscow, the document can be seen as evidence that Russia’s sabre-rattling has produced the desired result: fear of their might in the West.
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Russia releases video of its modernized ballistic missile defense system
While the U.S. continues to obsess over reliably solving the physics problems of hitting a bullet with a smaller bullet, Russia doesn’t see the need to be so precise.
-
Modernized Tu-160 to boost Russia’s long-range striking power
In Kazan, east of Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin watched as a massive, stark-white shape emerge from a dense, low-hanging fog.
-
So you think you want a grand military parade?
It is easy enough as an American to witness such a spectacle and wonder why the U.S. military does not parade like the Russians do. In four years of witnessing these parades in Moscow, I have concluded that it is only something that a government that feels politically or militarily insecure would do.
-
Ukraine claims Russia blackmailing potential defense customers
Russian defense industry firms are resorting to dirty tactics to outcompete their Ukrainian counterparts on the international arms market, Sergii Siliusarenko, CEO of Ukrinmash, a state owned defense investment and export company in Ukraine, said Friday.
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Russia giant Rostec reportedly planning United Aircraft takeover
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly signed off on a proposal to for defense and high-technology holding Rostec to help fund a civilian airliner project managed by the United Aircraft Company. The investment may pave the way for an eventual takeover of the company.
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Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
-
Russia has plans for its future nuclear subs, and it involves hypersonic missiles
Naval rearmament has been a key focus of Russian military rearmament for the past decade.
-
Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
-
Russia to world: Our new nukes are ‘no bluff’
Russia’s deputy defense minister has moved to assure the world that the country’s new nuclear weapons are real.
-
Out of Moscow: Washington got the basics of Russian nuclear strategy all wrong
In Moscow, the document can be seen as evidence that Russia’s sabre-rattling has produced the desired result: fear of their might in the West.
-
Russia releases video of its modernized ballistic missile defense system
While the U.S. continues to obsess over reliably solving the physics problems of hitting a bullet with a smaller bullet, Russia doesn’t see the need to be so precise.
-
Modernized Tu-160 to boost Russia’s long-range striking power
In Kazan, east of Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin watched as a massive, stark-white shape emerge from a dense, low-hanging fog.
-
So you think you want a grand military parade?
It is easy enough as an American to witness such a spectacle and wonder why the U.S. military does not parade like the Russians do. In four years of witnessing these parades in Moscow, I have concluded that it is only something that a government that feels politically or militarily insecure would do.
-
Ukraine claims Russia blackmailing potential defense customers
Russian defense industry firms are resorting to dirty tactics to outcompete their Ukrainian counterparts on the international arms market, Sergii Siliusarenko, CEO of Ukrinmash, a state owned defense investment and export company in Ukraine, said Friday.
-
Russia giant Rostec reportedly planning United Aircraft takeover
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly signed off on a proposal to for defense and high-technology holding Rostec to help fund a civilian airliner project managed by the United Aircraft Company. The investment may pave the way for an eventual takeover of the company.
-
Here are the execs from Trump’s so-called Putin List with ties to defense
The list of Russian officials and businessmen considered to be beneficiaries of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has been met with resounding mockery from the Western expert community specializing in Russian affairs, as well as Russians themselves.
