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China’s defense chief calls his Moscow trip a signal to US
China’s new defense minister says his visit to Russia is a signal to the United States about the increasingly close military ties between Moscow and Beijing.
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Russia responds quid pro quo to diplomats’ expulsions
Russia on Thursday responded quid pro quo to the wave of Western expulsions of Russian diplomats over the poisoning of an ex-spy and his daughter in Britain, while a hospital treating the pair said the woman is improving rapidly and is out of critical condition.
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Russia questions US compliance with key nuke accord
Russia challenged U.S. compliance with a key nuclear arms control treaty Monday and warned that the Trump administration’s new nuclear strategy lowers the threshold for using atomic weapons.
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Russian military shows drones it says came from Syria raid
Russia has released images of drones it says were captured following attacks on two Russian military bases in Syria.
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Putin accuses US of violating Cold War-era nuclear pact
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday accused the U.S. of violating a landmark Cold War-era nuclear arms pact and harboring aggressive intentions, and pledged to fend off any potential threats at a fraction of the U.S. cost.
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Russia negotiates deal for its warplanes to use Egypt bases
Such a deal would allow Moscow to further increase its military footprint in the Middle East.
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Russia reports destruction of all remaining chemical weapons
Russia on Wednesday completed the task of destroying its huge, Cold War-era chemical weapons stockpiles, winning praise from an international chemical weapons watchdog.
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Putin attends NATO-feared Zapad military exercise
Russian President Vladimir Putin has attended the weeklong war games with Belarus that have demonstrated the Russian military’s resurgent might and made neighboring countries nervous.
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Russia hoping to boost arms sales after Syrian usage
Russia is hopeful that the new weapons it tested for the first time in Syria will lead to a spike in arms sales abroad.
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Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
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China’s defense chief calls his Moscow trip a signal to US
China’s new defense minister says his visit to Russia is a signal to the United States about the increasingly close military ties between Moscow and Beijing.
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Russia responds quid pro quo to diplomats’ expulsions
Russia on Thursday responded quid pro quo to the wave of Western expulsions of Russian diplomats over the poisoning of an ex-spy and his daughter in Britain, while a hospital treating the pair said the woman is improving rapidly and is out of critical condition.
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Russia questions US compliance with key nuke accord
Russia challenged U.S. compliance with a key nuclear arms control treaty Monday and warned that the Trump administration’s new nuclear strategy lowers the threshold for using atomic weapons.
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Russian military shows drones it says came from Syria raid
Russia has released images of drones it says were captured following attacks on two Russian military bases in Syria.
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Putin accuses US of violating Cold War-era nuclear pact
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday accused the U.S. of violating a landmark Cold War-era nuclear arms pact and harboring aggressive intentions, and pledged to fend off any potential threats at a fraction of the U.S. cost.
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Russia negotiates deal for its warplanes to use Egypt bases
Such a deal would allow Moscow to further increase its military footprint in the Middle East.
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Russia reports destruction of all remaining chemical weapons
Russia on Wednesday completed the task of destroying its huge, Cold War-era chemical weapons stockpiles, winning praise from an international chemical weapons watchdog.
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Putin attends NATO-feared Zapad military exercise
Russian President Vladimir Putin has attended the weeklong war games with Belarus that have demonstrated the Russian military’s resurgent might and made neighboring countries nervous.
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Russia hoping to boost arms sales after Syrian usage
Russia is hopeful that the new weapons it tested for the first time in Syria will lead to a spike in arms sales abroad.
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Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
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China’s defense chief calls his Moscow trip a signal to US
China’s new defense minister says his visit to Russia is a signal to the United States about the increasingly close military ties between Moscow and Beijing.
-
Russia responds quid pro quo to diplomats’ expulsions
Russia on Thursday responded quid pro quo to the wave of Western expulsions of Russian diplomats over the poisoning of an ex-spy and his daughter in Britain, while a hospital treating the pair said the woman is improving rapidly and is out of critical condition.
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Russia questions US compliance with key nuke accord
Russia challenged U.S. compliance with a key nuclear arms control treaty Monday and warned that the Trump administration’s new nuclear strategy lowers the threshold for using atomic weapons.
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Russian military shows drones it says came from Syria raid
Russia has released images of drones it says were captured following attacks on two Russian military bases in Syria.
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Putin accuses US of violating Cold War-era nuclear pact
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday accused the U.S. of violating a landmark Cold War-era nuclear arms pact and harboring aggressive intentions, and pledged to fend off any potential threats at a fraction of the U.S. cost.
-
Russia negotiates deal for its warplanes to use Egypt bases
Such a deal would allow Moscow to further increase its military footprint in the Middle East.
-
Russia reports destruction of all remaining chemical weapons
Russia on Wednesday completed the task of destroying its huge, Cold War-era chemical weapons stockpiles, winning praise from an international chemical weapons watchdog.
-
Putin attends NATO-feared Zapad military exercise
Russian President Vladimir Putin has attended the weeklong war games with Belarus that have demonstrated the Russian military’s resurgent might and made neighboring countries nervous.
-
Russia hoping to boost arms sales after Syrian usage
Russia is hopeful that the new weapons it tested for the first time in Syria will lead to a spike in arms sales abroad.
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Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
