The Russian President once again extolled the “unequalled properties” of the “Hazelnut” missile and how cutting-edge material ...
The first Oreshnik strike in November ... Russia lobbed a mysterious new ballistic missile—initially mistaken for a nuclear-capable ICBM—at the city of Dnipro in eastern Ukraine on the morning ...
The Strategic Defence Review is believed to recommend boosting the UK's missile defence. But there are huge costs involved ...
Russia cannot bring Sarmat missile to a close, because Ukrainian engineers have necessary competence
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on November 21, 2024, the russian army struck the city of Dnipro, using, as putin later stated, the allegedly newest ballistic missile called Oreshnik. The ...
A look at how much area Russia has seized from Ukraine, how North Korean troops joined war and Ukraine’s counter-offensives.
The last year of war in Ukraine - a conflict about to enter its fourth year - was marked by billions in aid, Ukraine seizing ...
Strategic Defence Review authors are believed to be in favour of strengthening UK's missile defence systems amid growing threat from Russia ...
Indeed, Moscow's unexpected firing of an Oreshnik missile, on November 21, 2024, over the Ukrainian city of Dnipro, had been partly motivated by these US missile deployments. The Oreshnik is an ...
The last year of war in Ukraine — a conflict about to enter its fourth year — was marked by billions in aid, Ukraine seizing ...
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