Russia-Iran Missile Deal: Putin And Netanyahu Disagree Over Lift Of S-300 Ban
Putin assured Netanyahu a deal to supply Iran with S-300 missile systems wouldn't jeopardize Israel's security.
Scared By Russia, Eastern European Countries Rush To Spend On Defense
Fear of Russia is translating into big increases on military spending, with tens of billions going into advanced weaponry.
Russia Military Exercises Near UK? Britain Watching Russian Warships Passing Through English Channel
Britain's defense ministry said there were no signs that military drills were underway.
Russian S-300 Missile System Sale To Iran: US Says Moscow’s Move Could Jeopardize Nuclear Deal
Russia's move to resume selling a missile system to Iran could endanger the proposed nuclear deal with the latter.
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Russian Missiles And Iran: Putin Lifts Ban On Long-Range Defense System Sales To Tehran Following Nuclear Deal
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Lech Walesa, a strong critic of Russia, said the West needs to do "everything possible" to curb Russian aggression in Europe.
Greek Premier Alexis Tsipras Visits Moscow As Loan Deadline Looms
An anonymous Russian official told local media that the country was "ready to discuss the possibility of granting Greece new loans."
Did Russia Try To Bribe French Politicians? Leaked Texts Suggest France's Right-Wing Party Endorsed Crimean Referendum For Cash
The unconfirmed emails show a senior Kremlin official negotiating with a man with ties to National Front.
Russian Army Conscription Begins In Crimea As Peninsula Drifts Further From Ukraine
One year after annexation, Moscow takes one more step to integrate Crimea into Russia.
Russia To Build 'Self-Sufficient' Arctic Military Force By 2018 In Latest Sign Of Buildup
The military force will include air force and air defense subunits. Russia will also create a new training center in the Arctic.
YotaPhone 2, Russian Dual-Screen Smartphone That Putin Presented To Xi Jinping, To Go On Sale In China
The YotaPhone 2 features a 4.7-inch rear display that comes with an electronic-ink screen.
US Paratroopers To Begin Ukraine Mission In Mid-April
American soldiers will train volunteer battalions, composed of civilians, to combat Russian-backed rebels in Luhansk and Donetsk.
Obama, Putin Among World Leaders Whose Personal Details Were Accidentally Leaked By G20 Organizers
The privacy breach by the organizers had affected a total of 31 leaders who attended the summit last year.
Republicans Consider Obama Bigger Imminent Threat Than Putin And Assad: Poll
In a survey of nearly 3,000 Americans, Obama was viewed as being more dangerous to the U.S. than the leaders of Russia and Syria.
Will Putin Run For A Fourth Term? Majority Of Voters Would Pick Current President If Elections Were Held Sunday, Russian Poll Says
Experts have suggested that such polls from Russia should be taken with a grain of salt.
Iran Nuclear Deal: Hassan Rouhani Speaks To French, British, Russian Leaders As Deadline Nears
The Iranian president spoke to European and Russian leaders ahead of a March 31 deadline to finalize a draft nuclear agreement.
Saudi Arabia Yemen Military Intervention Update: Airstrikes Continue Against Houthi Rebels, Global Leaders React
Leaders from various nations that have a stake in the fate of Yemen were split on the military offensive by the Saudis.
Russia Military Update: Russian Armed Forces Will Draft Thousands Of Crimea Residents This Year
Anyone who served in the Ukrainian army will be exempted from service in Russia’s armed forces.
Putin Won't Run For A Fourth Term? Russian President Hints That Russia Could See New Leader After 2018
Roughly 60 percent of Russians do not want Putin to run in the 2018 election.
Ukraine Crisis: US House Urges Obama To Send Weapons
The House has approved a resolution that asks President Obama to provide military support to Ukraine in its fight against pro-Russian separatists.
Putin Considering Russian High-Speed Train That Would End At Bering Strait, Doorstep Of Alaska and US
The Bering Strait is just 55 miles wide at its narrowest point, so the train line's last stop could be a short distance from U.S. soil.
Russia Military Drills 2015: Putin Adds More Troops To Nation-Wide Exercises Amid Growing Tensions Over Ukraine
Russia launched massive military drills in February along its borders with the Baltic states.
Putin Asks Belarus And Kazakhstan To Unite Their Currencies With Ruble
The ruble has lost nearly half its value since mid-March last year, when Russia was subjected to Western sanctions.
Russian Military Jets Intercepted By NATO Near Latvia Over Baltic Sea
NATO scrambled jets from the Baltic Air Policing mission to intercept several Russian warplanes.
ExxonMobil Chief To Meet With Russian Energy Officials In Moscow To Discuss Stalled Energy Cooperation
The two sides will reportedly discuss their energy partnership, which has stalled amid U.S. sanctions against Moscow.
Russians Support Annexation Of Crimea, Say Kremlin Shouldn't Return Territory To End Sanctions, State-Run Poll Finds
A state-run poll of 1,600 Russians found 89 percent said Russia should not return Crimea to Ukraine in exchange for an end to economic sanctions.
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