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28.01.2009, 11:31
Russia’s General Staff says the deployment of Iskander missiles near EU borders has been put on hold to mirror Washington’s attitude towards its antimissile project.
09.02.2010, 21:24
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France has agreed to sell the Mistral helicopter carrier to Russia. The Russian Navy also has its eyes on three more similar vessels in the future.
15.07.2010, 13:35
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The Russian government has commissioned the renewal of the “Caspian Sea Monster,” the legendary ground effect vehicle (GEV). Only 30 such crafts were built in the Soviet Union over two decades.
22.05.2010, 15:34
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The US has lifted sanctions against four Russian organizations it had accused of violating the nuclear non-proliferation regime.
22.10.2009, 14:07
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The standing contract between Moscow and Tehran on delivery of the long-range air defense system “S-300” has been frozen, according to a source in the Russian arms trade. Experts are split over the damage this may cause.
04.02.2010, 18:24
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Romania announced it is ready to host anti-ballistic interceptors as part of an American missile shield in Eastern Europe. Russia is willing to consider discussions with the EU and the US over a threat assessment.
20.03.2010, 04:19
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The cutting-edge weaponry known as the “Greyhound” boasts mobility and accuracy, traits that have made it popular with the United Arab Emirates and Syria, with Algeria set to follow.
30.05.2009, 12:06
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Russia has unveiled a new plant to destroy chemical weapons stockpiled during Soviet times to a 2012 deadline, set by a UN convention fifteen years ago to eliminate chemical weaponry across the world.
26.11.2009, 15:39
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The unmanned aerial vehicles produced by Russian companies are too poor in quality to be accepted by the Russian Air Force.
19.05.2009, 20:44
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The anti-ballistic missile system, which the US wants to use to protect itself and Europe from a possible strike from Iran, is not up for the job, a joint US-Russian threat assessment says.
Published: 28 January, 2009, 19:38
The wind of change from Washington has made its way to Russia. As the new U.S. administration puts a hold on missile defences in Eastern Europe, Moscow says it is suspending the deployment of missiles in Kaliningrad.
