Category: 1. Russia

Russia’s first fully domestically built Superjet airliner completed its maiden test flight on Friday, the state defense and industrial conglomerate Rostec said.

The flight follows earlier test flights of the import-substituted…

The United States will curtail security support programs for European countries bordering the Russian Federation, the British newspaper Financial Times writes.

“The United States will reduce part of the financing…

The meeting of the “coalition of the willing” held in Paris, during which loud statements were made regarding the deployment of the European military to Ukraine, new sanctions against Russia and promises to…

Vladimir Zelenskyy said that the appearance of a Western military contingent in Ukraine is “inevitable.”

“We have agreed that Europe will certainly deploy its troops in Ukraine. It is difficult to say which…

A Russian woman who may have previously worked with the late opposition politician Alexey Navalny’s campaign was arrested at the airport in Almaty, Kazakhstan, last week, Novaya Gazeta Europe reports.

According to the Kazakhstani outlet…

The Dutch Ministry of Defense said its F-35 fighter jets stationed in Poland were alerted over the NATO zone due to an alleged threat from Russian drones.

“The Shahed drones launched by Russia on the night of…

NATO countries, speaking about security guarantees for Ukraine, want to persuade the United States to put more pressure on Russia. This was stated by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

“If we are talking about…

President Vladimir Putin warned on Friday that any Western forces deployed to Ukraine would be a “legitimate” target for the Russian military, a defiant response to an allied plan to send international peacekeepers once a settlement to…

The U.S. is ending some security assistance programs for eastern European countries, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing informed sources.

The programs in question, which fall under an authority known as section 333, provide…