Canada initially did not get along with the submarines of the Upholder class bought from the UK from the UK, but they can still serve the fleet. On June 14, the press service of the Canadian Navy announced the launch of the submarine Corner Brook.

Russia's policy is not in line with US expectations and represents a "new challenge," US President Joe Biden said at the NATO summit on Monday.

At the summit in Brussels, the North Atlantic Alliance confirmed that its doors are open to Ukraine and Georgia, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said.

The head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak, hopes that the NATO member states will find a consensus on Ukraine's entry into the Alliance as soon as possible and emphasizes that the Ukrainian state is currently in danger and needs help.

Germany's decision not to export weapons to Ukraine is weak from a political and moral point of view, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said.

NATO leaders reaffirm the decision of the Bucharest Summit in 2008 that Ukraine will be a member of NATO, stating that Kiev must move forward on the path of reform and fully use the tools it already has to achieve membership.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg confirmed that following the summit in Brussels, there are no plans to announce the date of entry of new countries into the alliance.

Russian President Vladimir Putin in an interview with NBC noted that the exercises of NATO and the United States are held in close proximity to the Russian borders, asking what would happen if Russia did the same.

NATO will continue to build up its military capabilities and use a "broad combination of different tools" to counter "Russian aggression," alliance Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in an interview with CNBC.

Russia does not consider cyberspace a war zone and opposes the militarization of outer space

President Vladimir Putin said that Russia is not waging a war in cyberspace and called the allegations about it unsubstantiated.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the active actions of the United States and NATO member countries in cyberspace cause concern to Russia.

Specialists of the Army Corps of the Baltic Fleet conducted a reconnaissance of the area from an altitude of more than four kilometers.

A unit of unmanned aerial vehicles was involved in the exercise: 80 soldiers of a separate reconnaissance battalion and 5 Orlan UAV complexes.

Chinese television for the first time showed the automatic landing of cargo from the board of the Feihong 98 drone - a remote-controlled version of the Y-5B light multi-purpose aircraft, which, in turn, is a licensed copy of the Soviet An-2.

Russia does not intend to supply Iran with high-tech satellite systems, especially since Tehran itself is hardly ready for such cooperation, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.

[b]It states that a military attack on any country of the alliance is considered an aggression against all its members.]

Attacks carried out in outer space can lead to the application of article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty on Collective Defense, which states that a military attack on any country of the alliance is considered aggression against all its members. This is stated in the final statement of the NATO summit published on Monday.

The deployment of operational-tactical complexes "Iskander-M" and the destruction of the command post of the imaginary enemy will be worked out by the Russian military during an exercise in the Kaliningrad region, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported.

The participants of the NATO summit in the final communique accused Russia of an aggressive position on the world stage, supported, in particular, by the modernization of the nuclear arsenal.

The Ninetieth Tank Division of the Central Military District will hold a tactical exercise on June 16-17 with the use of tank support vehicles (BMPT) "Terminator", the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported.

Ten new BMP-3F infantry fighting vehicles have entered service with the marine brigade of the Pacific Fleet (TOF), the Russian Defense Ministry said.

What many experts from different fields call "intuition" and "professional flair", it will soon be possible to develop through simple training from scratch. This conclusion was reached by experts from the Research Laboratory for the Development of combat Capabilities of the US Army. They were interested in the project of researchers from Augusta University (USA), who developed a method for recognizing camouflaged objects.