Russia set to allow military to free citizens jailed abroad

Russia is moving to allow its armed forces to free citizens detained abroad if they are deemed to have been wrongfully convicted, under a proposed law backed by President Vladimir Putin. Parliament ...

Estonia Says Russian Military Jet Violated Its Airspace

A SU-30 Russian military fighter jet entered Estonian airspace for three minutes on Wednesday without posing a serious ...

Russia to step up security for military officials after string of assassinations

Russia will step up protection for high-ranking military officials ​after a series of ​assassinations and attempted killings ...

How Telegram became a death sentence for Russian soldiers

Russian soldiers found using Telegram have their phones confiscated and nailed to a tree On the front line, Russian soldiers’ ...
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Russia expanding military forces near NATO borders, threat assessment warns

Russia continues to add new military units near NATO’s eastern flank, according to a new threat assessment that warns against easing Western sanctions on the Kremlin. More military firepower is how ...

Russia plans to allow military to defend citizens prosecuted abroad

Russia is moving to allow the use of its armed forces to protect citizens facing arrest or prosecution overseas, underscoring Moscow’s hostility toward foreign courts pursuing cases against Russians.

Russia and China providing ‘military cooperation’ to Iran, foreign minister boasts

China has been helping Iran in its war against the US and Israel, Iran’s foreign minister boasted Saturday — days after ...

UK forces join military operation to seize Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker

UK forces have joined a military operation with the French navy in the Mediterranean to seize an oil tanker, alleged to be part of Russia's shadow fleet.

N. Korea Gave Russia Up to $14 Billion in Military Aid: Report

North Korea may have supplied weapons and troops worth as much as $14 billion to support Russia’s war in Ukraine, though only a portion of that appears to have been paid back to the reclusive regime, ...