Russia scrambles to reinforce Libya bases after collapse of Assad regime
Russia appears to be scrambling to reinforce its bases in Libya as it faces being thrown out of Syria, its other foothold in the Mediterranean.
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Russia appears to be scrambling to reinforce its bases in Libya as it faces being thrown out of Syria, its other foothold in the Mediterranean.
Ukrainian forces launched six ATACMS missiles at a strategic air base, destroying an aircraft repair facility that supports critical A50 early warning planes.
Emergency medical service report no injuries or damage; operations at Ben Gurion Airport temporarily halted; senior Israeli official warns of significant retaliatory strike on Houthis
Vladimir Putin has announced that an order he made earlier this year to increase the size of Russia’s standing army to improve combat capability has been successfully carried out, state-owned news agency TASS reported on Monday.
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Russia should prepare for multiple scenarios, including a war with NATO, in the next 10 years, Defense Minister Andrei Belousov said.
Poland has made firearms lessons compulsory for primarly schoolchildren in preparation of a potential Russian attack.
Deposed Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad dispatched 21 planes to Moscow carrying around $250 million in cash over two years in an attempt to circumvent Western sanctions on his regime over the Syrian Civil War, The Financial Times (FT) reported on Sunday.
Ukraine’s military says it shot down 27 Russian drones
Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be invited to the next G20 summit due to his pending arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC), a spokesperson of the South African president told Russia’s state-owned TASS news agency on Dec. 15.
Some worker protections have been secured as have five-year assurances on Royal Mail's headquarters and tax residency.
Greenpeace Ukraine has warned that Russia’s militarisation of the Black and Azov Seas threatens to unleash a new environmental catastrophe.
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A Chinese cargo ship's damage to vital Baltic Sea telecommunications cables was directed by Russian intelligence, marking another incident in Moscow's campaign of infrastructure attacks against NATO nations.
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