Employees of RSC Energia will arrive at Baikonur on January 12 to prepare for the launch of Progress to the ISS
The flight with employees of the rocket and space corporation Energia will arrive at Baikonur on January 12, the head of the city administration Kostantin Busygin said.
Pakistan refused to buy Turkish helicopters
Pakistan was once again left without attack helicopters. January 7, portal scramble.nl He reported that the Ministry of Defense of Pakistan officially terminated the contract for the purchase of 30 T129 combat vehicles from Turkey.
"Jaguar" changes color
Restoration of the appearance of the honored veteran of the Cold War and local conflicts
The Jaguar fighter-bomber, created by the joint efforts of British and French aircraft manufacturers and first flew in 1968, can rightfully be considered an epoch for the British, French, and Indian Air Forces, where it was produced under license.
Long-range anti-submarine aircraft will continue flights over the Arctic - the Northern Fleet
Long-range anti-submarine aircraft Tu-142 this year will continue to make long flights over the waters of the Arctic and Atlantic Oceans.
USA and Japan will expand defense cooperation to confront Russia and China - Blinken
The United States and Japan will sign a new defense cooperation agreement to counter emerging defense threats, including hypersonic and space capabilities, U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken said on Thursday.
The US does not intend to reduce the number of troops in Europe - Pentagon
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said that Washington is not considering the possibility of reducing the number of American troops in Europe.
NATO has everything it needs to ensure the security of its allies - Stoltenberg
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that the alliance has all the necessary forces and means to protect its allies in the event of a threat in accordance with the principle of collective security.
Reforms in Ukraine and Georgia will make these countries stronger - Stoltenberg
The reforms will make Ukraine and Georgia stronger and less vulnerable to Russia's invasion, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.
Borrel and Blinken discussed the situation around Ukraine
The parties agreed that any discussion of the security of Europe will take place with the participation of the EU
EU Diplomacy Chief Josep Borrel and US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken discussed "Russia's military buildup around Ukraine," the European Foreign Policy Service (EMU) reported.
Grushko did not see any novelty in Stoltenberg's statements following the meeting of NATO foreign Ministers
The statements of NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg following the results of an extraordinary meeting of the foreign ministers of the alliance countries do not carry anything new, will not affect Russia's decision to negotiate security guarantees in Brussels, said Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko.
Stoltenberg discussed the situation around Ukraine with the leaders of Finland and Sweden
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg discussed by phone on Friday with Finnish President Sauli Niinisto and Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson "the buildup of Russian forces in Ukraine."
Aggression against Ukraine will have significant consequences for Russia - NATO Secretary General
NATO is ready to relocate some troops to the eastern wing if necessary
Brussels/Kiev. January 7. INTERFAX - Any aggression against Ukraine will have significant consequences and a high price for Russia, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.
Russia would like to solve security issues in Europe without Europeans - French Foreign Minister
Russia, in contact with the United States, seeks to resolve security issues in Europe without the participation of European countries, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian believes.
NATO considers the risk of a military conflict between Russia and Ukraine real - Stoltenberg
The Alliance is preparing both for dialogue with the Russian Federation and for the failure of negotiations
NATO wants a dialogue with Russia, but also provides for the possibility of a failure of diplomacy, as it considers the scenario of a military confrontation between Moscow and Kiev to be real, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday.
The Russian delegation arrived in Geneva for talks with the United States on security guarantees
Moscow. January 9th. INTERFAX-AVN -A Russian delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov has arrived in Geneva to participate in Russian-American negotiations on security guarantees, the Russian Foreign Ministry said.
At the talks with Russia, US representatives plan to propose for discussion the topic of missile deployment and the scale of exercises in Europe - Mass media
U.S. representatives at talks with Russia plan to propose discussing the deployment of missiles and the scale of exercises in Europe, The Washington Post wrote on Saturday, citing sources familiar with these plans.
Draft agreement on security guarantees between Russia and the United States
The next round of talks on strategic stability between Russia and the United States will be held in Geneva on January 9 and 10. As part of the dialogue, the parties intend to discuss the draft agreement on security guarantees submitted by Moscow in December 2021.
The US is set for concrete results on some issues during meetings with Russia - US State Department
Fulfilling Moscow's demands for the withdrawal of US nuclear forces from Europe is "problematic"
The United States hopes that the upcoming meetings next week with Russian representatives on security guarantees, within the framework of the Russia-NATO Council, as well as with the OSCE will be productive, a representative of the US State Department told reporters.
Russia will not discuss the situation in Kazakhstan with the United States - Ryabkov
The Russian Federation has recorded repeated attempts to interfere from outside in the affairs of Kazakhstan
Moscow does not plan to discuss events in Kazakhstan with Washington, this topic does not concern Americans, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told Interfax on Sunday
Moscow has realistic expectations from the upcoming negotiations with the United States - Ryabkov
Moscow has no optimism ahead of the upcoming negotiations with the United States in Geneva on security guarantees, expectations are realistic, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told Interfax.