Russian Aggression Is Greatest Threat To United States And Ukraine Should Be Armed Against Moscow, US General Says
The U.S. should consider arming Ukraine to combat "Russian aggression," said Gen. Joseph Dunford, the Joint Chiefs Chairman nominee.
Russia-China Helicopter To Be Jointly Developed: Bilateral Ties Deepen Amid Military Aggression
Both countries have increasingly displayed military aggression in their respective regions of the world.
Vladimir Putin To Try Yoga: Russian Prime Minister Tells Indian PM 'I've Tried Many Things, But Never Yoga'
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin told Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi he's ready to do yoga.
Russia Is Biggest Threat To US Security, Says Air Force Secretary Deborah James, As Tensions Spike And Kremlin Appears Increasingly Hostile
The U.S. wants NATO allies to commit 2 percent of their GDP on defense to combat Russia, which is seen as the biggest threat to U.S. security by Air Force Secretary Deborah James.
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Russia Developing Multipurpose Missile Launchers For New Warships, Air Defense To Get Self-Homing Warheads
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Foreign Islamic Battalions Fight To Defend Ukraine Against Rebels
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Russia Developing New 'Aircraft Carrier Killer' Submarine With Cruise Missiles
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Russia Signs Agreement To Get $10B Investment From Saudi Arabia Amid Western Sanctions
Up to first five investment deals are expected to be signed in the next three months and attract partners from China, South Korea and the UAE.
Germany Wants Russian Sanctions Lifted To Safeguard Economy And Continue Trade Relationship With Moscow
But Berlin wants to see Russia and Ukraine meet the terms laid out in the Minsk II agreement first.
Russia Grounds Entire Su-24 Fleet Of Fighter Jets After Deadly Crash Near Sea Of Japan
The entire Su-24 fleet was grounded after one of the aircraft crashed in far eastern Russia, killing both pilots.
Ukraine's Displaced Immigrants Near 1.4 Million Amid Humanitarian Crisis From War With Russian-Backed Rebels
The number of internally displaced people in Ukraine has climbed to nearly 1.4 million as the war with Russian-backed rebels takes its toll.
Quartet Of Crises Threatens Europe's Core
The EU's unity, solidarity and international standing are at risk from Greece's debt, Russia's role in Ukraine, Britain's pursuit of opt-outs and Mediterranean migration.
MH17: Malaysia Pushes For UN Tribunal To Prosecute Suspects In Air Disaster
Countries pushing for justice over the downed airliner face a difficult task to persuade UN veto-holder Russia to cooperate in bringing suspects to trial.
Ukraine's Separatist Rebels Announce Elections In October, Draw Reaction From Kiev
Under the Minsk ceasefire agreement signed last February, any rebel elections would require oversight from the Ukrainian government in Kiev.
Russia In Talks To Supply Armenia With Iskander-M Missiles As Battle Lines Drawn Across Europe
Moscow is arming many of its former Soviet allies as it looks to continue moves out of recession while also building up support against NATO.
Ukraine NATO Membership: Nationwide Referendum Could Be Limited By Proposed Law, Official Says
The proposal "considerably narrowed" the circumstances under which Ukraine could hold nationwide referenda, a top official said.
Ukraine Hopes To Produce Its Own Enriched Uranium With Help From US Company
A private U.S. company wants to help Ukraine produce its own enriched uranium to fuel its nuclear power and rely less on Russia.
Images Show Chinese Airstrip On Man-Made Spratly Island Nearly Finished
China said Tuesday some of its land reclamation in the Spratlys, where it's building seven islands on top of coral reefs, had been completed, although it gave few details.
Russian Gas Deal Failure Leaves Ukraine Facing Huge Shortfall Going Into Winter Months
Ukraine's failure to strike a deal for Russian natural gas now leaves Kiev without enough supplies going into the winter months.
Russia To Build Its Own Version Of France's Mistral Helicopter Landing Ships After Months Of Uncertainty
Russia is now committed to building its own helicopter landing ships, ending any small hope that it might one day take French Mistrals.
Russia Stops Gas Supply To Ukraine, Pledges Europe Will Be Unaffected
Russia said the deal had fallen through for "political" reasons, but pledged that the supply of gas to Europe would be unaffected.
Russia To Review Independence Recognition Of Baltic States: Report
The move comes a week after Russia ruled that its 1954 transfer of Crimea to Ukraine was illegal.
Moscow To Build Bridge From Russian Mainland To Crimea Across The Kerch Strait
Construction of the bridge will begin in two months as Russia looks to create quicker routes in the annexed peninsula.
Hackers Leak Ukraine Military Documents Revealing Plan to Increase Spending On Armed Forces
Hacker group CyberBerkut leaked documents exposing Kiev's plan to increase military spending in the next 3 years.
China-Russia To Boost Military Technical Training Cooperation But Should Not Be Seen As A Coalition
The world's second- and third-most powerful militaries are getting a little closer.
Russia Calls For Counter-Sanctions Against 'Anti-Russian' Canada After Ottawa Hammers Moscow
Russia wants to counter sanctions placed on its big energy companies by Canada, a Russian parliamentary leader says.
Ukraine's NATO Entrance Amid Russian Aggression 'At Least 6-7 Years' Away, Poroshenko Says
Ukraine will have to meet NATO's minimum standards and hold a nationwide referendum before it can join the alliance, the country's president said.
Russia To Build Electrified Railway Line Bypassing Ukraine
The Russian government’s move is significant in light of the ongoing rift between Moscow and Kiev.
Ukraine Has 75,000 Troops In East Ukraine, Says Luhansk People's Republic Leader
The leader of the rebel Luhansk People's Republic in eastern Ukraine says Kiev has 15,000 more troops in the area than it's willing to admit.
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