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‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
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Sales target: Russia sets its sights on the Middle East
With arms exports plateauing as traditional clients pursue evermore domestic production, Russia is actively pursuing all opportunity it can find in the Middle East.
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How a Pentagon research project convinced Vladimir Putin of a coming biowar
Why are top Russian officials declaring that the U.S. intends to develop a bioweapon to drop on Moscow?
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Russia: Video of civilian injuries at Zapad is ‘deliberate provocation’
A video has emerged of a serious mishap on a training range outside St. Petersburg, Russia, that resulted in at least three injuries during the Zapad war games.
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Russia launches much-hyped Zapad exercises in Belarus
For the next week, all eyes will be cast just over NATO’s Eastern flank.
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Sukhois for palm oil: Russia and Indonesia announce new barter arrangement
After three painstaking years of negotiation, Russia and Indonesia have finally agreed to sign a major aerospace deal later this year: 11 top-of-the-line Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets in exchange for Indonesian palm oil, coffee, and other goods.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
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Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
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Rostec to swallow Russia’s premier battletank maker
Rostec said it will work to solve UralVagonZavod’s clinical debt and financial woes before Rostec takes full control of the company.
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Russia adds ‘Kazan’ to its nuclear attack submarine fleet
The launch marks an important milestone in a procurement program that began in the 1980s and Russia’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear submarine fleet.
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‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
-
Sales target: Russia sets its sights on the Middle East
With arms exports plateauing as traditional clients pursue evermore domestic production, Russia is actively pursuing all opportunity it can find in the Middle East.
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How a Pentagon research project convinced Vladimir Putin of a coming biowar
Why are top Russian officials declaring that the U.S. intends to develop a bioweapon to drop on Moscow?
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Russia: Video of civilian injuries at Zapad is ‘deliberate provocation’
A video has emerged of a serious mishap on a training range outside St. Petersburg, Russia, that resulted in at least three injuries during the Zapad war games.
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Russia launches much-hyped Zapad exercises in Belarus
For the next week, all eyes will be cast just over NATO’s Eastern flank.
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Sukhois for palm oil: Russia and Indonesia announce new barter arrangement
After three painstaking years of negotiation, Russia and Indonesia have finally agreed to sign a major aerospace deal later this year: 11 top-of-the-line Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets in exchange for Indonesian palm oil, coffee, and other goods.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
-
Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
-
Rostec to swallow Russia’s premier battletank maker
Rostec said it will work to solve UralVagonZavod’s clinical debt and financial woes before Rostec takes full control of the company.
-
Russia adds ‘Kazan’ to its nuclear attack submarine fleet
The launch marks an important milestone in a procurement program that began in the 1980s and Russia’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear submarine fleet.
-
‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
-
Sales target: Russia sets its sights on the Middle East
With arms exports plateauing as traditional clients pursue evermore domestic production, Russia is actively pursuing all opportunity it can find in the Middle East.
-
How a Pentagon research project convinced Vladimir Putin of a coming biowar
Why are top Russian officials declaring that the U.S. intends to develop a bioweapon to drop on Moscow?
-
Russia: Video of civilian injuries at Zapad is ‘deliberate provocation’
A video has emerged of a serious mishap on a training range outside St. Petersburg, Russia, that resulted in at least three injuries during the Zapad war games.
-
Russia launches much-hyped Zapad exercises in Belarus
For the next week, all eyes will be cast just over NATO’s Eastern flank.
-
Sukhois for palm oil: Russia and Indonesia announce new barter arrangement
After three painstaking years of negotiation, Russia and Indonesia have finally agreed to sign a major aerospace deal later this year: 11 top-of-the-line Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets in exchange for Indonesian palm oil, coffee, and other goods.
-
US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
-
Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
-
Rostec to swallow Russia’s premier battletank maker
Rostec said it will work to solve UralVagonZavod’s clinical debt and financial woes before Rostec takes full control of the company.
-
Russia adds ‘Kazan’ to its nuclear attack submarine fleet
The launch marks an important milestone in a procurement program that began in the 1980s and Russia’s efforts to rebuild its nuclear submarine fleet.
