Putin defends Russian drill on nuclear weapons as ‘planned work’
The drills would involve the practice use of nuclear weapons from Russia's stockpile of shorter-range, battlefield munitions.
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Russia to closely monitor Sweden’s implementation of NATO membership – Maria Zakharova
Maria Zakharova has declared that Russia will closely monitor Sweden's implementation of its NATO membership and adjust its response measures accordingly, especially in the realm of military-technical actions.
Russian official Dmitry Mendvedev criticized European leaders as ‘dim, lackluster technocrats’
Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev sharply criticized current European leaders, labeling them as "dim, lackluster technocrats" who prioritize "Euro-Atlantic ideals" over addressing national issues.
Russia’s Ambassador to Italy, Paramonov warned against prewar psychosis
Russia's Ambassador to Italy, Alexey Paramonov, has cautioned against the propagation of a "prewar psychosis" amidst increasing rhetoric of aggression directed towards Russia by Western nations.
Trump sparks controversy: encourages Russia to attack NATO members over unpaid dues
The White House strongly criticised former President Trump after he made a controversial comment during a rally in South Carolina, implying he would encourage Russia to attack NATO countries who weren't paying their dues.
Rishi Sunak rejects Putin’s justification for Ukraine invasion, calling it “clearly ridiculous”
Rishi Sunak, the prime minister of the United Kingdom, calls Putin's claim that NATO expansion is what sparked the invasion of Ukraine "clearly ridiculous," highlighting the United Kingdom's constant backing for Ukraine and its determination to hold Russia responsible.
NATO chief commends U.S. leadership for China policy shift under Donald Trump
The Secretary-General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, commended American leadership on Wednesday for pushing the transatlantic security alliance to collectively address threats posed by China.
General characteristics unveiled: the evolution of Soviet submarine design in Project 611 or the Zulu-Class
The Soviet submarine Project 611, which resembled German U-boats, represented a post-World War II technological advance. They invented submarine launchers in 1956, transitioning from anti-aircraft weapons to ballistic missile platforms.
Whiskey-Class submarine: exploring the general characteristics of a Cold War naval powerhouse
German U-boats served as inspiration for the Soviet Union's Whiskey-class submarine, which was created in the 1940s. They began as coastal patrol boats and developed into guided missile submarines that could fire SS-N-3 Shaddock cruise missiles.
U.S. advances fighter jet sale to Turkey and Greece; Congress likely to approve
Senator Ben Cardin, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, emphasized that his approval of Turkey's request was contingent upon Ankara's approval of Sweden's NATO membership.
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