Ukrainian drone attacks are becoming increasingly massive. Russian air defense is not prepared for this
The Defense Ministry reported more than 100 drones shot down, while many drones still hit their...
Ukrainian drones attacked Russian military facility
It produces military products for the war against Ukraine.
Russian regions and military airfield attacked again
A dozen ATACMS and about 20 strike drones attacked Russian military installations. A military base of...
Andrei Belousov is going to work as defense minister until his death
In his first speech as a candidate for the post of the head of the Russian Defense Ministry, he...
Change of course: Putin fired Shoigu for corruption and inefficiency
Vladimir Putin has decided to remove Sergei Shoigu from the post of Defense Minister and appoint...
Russia's future defense minister Belousov is a foreign agent
Before joining the government, he received huge grants directly from the State...
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