-
An explosion. A radiation spike. Evacuations planned and canceled. What’s happening in Russia?
Defense News’ Russia correspondent takes a look at government, media and commercial industry reports to pinpoint what exactly exploded Aug. 8 in Nyonoksa.
-
US rolls ‘100K tons of international diplomacy’ into the Med. Will Russia get the message?
Defense News visited the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, on which the U.S. ambassador to Russia delivered a sternly worded message to Russia: Stand down.
-
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.
-
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?
-
From Moscow: Russian Politicians and Pundits Shocked by Trump Election
For the first time, the Kremlin has to reckon with a Trump presidency. Predicting his foreign policy will undoubtedly consume Moscow for the next few months.
-
Putin leaves all options on the table in Syria
The first wing of Sukhoi Su-34 fighter-bombers landed in the southern Russian city of Veronezh on Tuesday, just under 24 hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced mission accomplished in Syria. T
-
An explosion. A radiation spike. Evacuations planned and canceled. What’s happening in Russia?
Defense News’ Russia correspondent takes a look at government, media and commercial industry reports to pinpoint what exactly exploded Aug. 8 in Nyonoksa.
-
US rolls ‘100K tons of international diplomacy’ into the Med. Will Russia get the message?
Defense News visited the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, on which the U.S. ambassador to Russia delivered a sternly worded message to Russia: Stand down.
-
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.
-
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?
-
From Moscow: Russian Politicians and Pundits Shocked by Trump Election
For the first time, the Kremlin has to reckon with a Trump presidency. Predicting his foreign policy will undoubtedly consume Moscow for the next few months.
-
Putin leaves all options on the table in Syria
The first wing of Sukhoi Su-34 fighter-bombers landed in the southern Russian city of Veronezh on Tuesday, just under 24 hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced mission accomplished in Syria. T
-
An explosion. A radiation spike. Evacuations planned and canceled. What’s happening in Russia?
Defense News’ Russia correspondent takes a look at government, media and commercial industry reports to pinpoint what exactly exploded Aug. 8 in Nyonoksa.
-
US rolls ‘100K tons of international diplomacy’ into the Med. Will Russia get the message?
Defense News visited the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, on which the U.S. ambassador to Russia delivered a sternly worded message to Russia: Stand down.
-
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.
-
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?
-
From Moscow: Russian Politicians and Pundits Shocked by Trump Election
For the first time, the Kremlin has to reckon with a Trump presidency. Predicting his foreign policy will undoubtedly consume Moscow for the next few months.
-
Putin leaves all options on the table in Syria
The first wing of Sukhoi Su-34 fighter-bombers landed in the southern Russian city of Veronezh on Tuesday, just under 24 hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced mission accomplished in Syria. T
