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Patrushev: over the year, the number of cyber attacks on defense industry, healthcare, education and science enterprises in the Far East has doubled
The number of cyberattacks on the information resources of the Far East, including enterprises of the military-industrial complex and healthcare, has doubled in a year, said the Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Nikolai Patrushev.
The Taliban announced the violation of the airspace of Afghanistan by American drones
The Afghan radical Islamic movement "Taliban" (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) accused the United States of violating the airspace of Afghanistan.
NI called the advantage of ballistic missiles "yArs"
The large-scale Strategic Missile Forces exercises that began in the Urals differ from previous maneuvers in that all attention is focused on YARS ballistic missiles. Earlier, different types of missiles were used during the maneuvers. Thanks to mobile launchers, "yArsa" is more difficult to detect, track and aim missiles at them, writes The National Interest.
Ryabkov: the Russian Federation has a number of questions to the USA, Great Britain and Australia in connection with the creation of AUKUS
The Russian side has referred a number of questions to Washington in connection with the creation of a new AUKUS security partnership, and plans to address questions also to colleagues from Australia and the UK, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said on Wednesday.
Over 80% of Russians do not believe in the possibility of a nuclear conflict in the near future - poll
The overwhelming majority of Russians (86%) are confident that an armed conflict with the use of nuclear weapons should not be expected in the near future, according to a VTsIOM survey released on Wednesday.
The Russian Foreign Ministry assessed the situation with the DPRK missile launches
Russia is tracking information about North Korea's missile launches. The situation around the launches affects the prospects for a dialogue on nuclear disarmament of the peninsula. This was announced to journalists on September 29 by Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.
Deputy Defense Minister Fomin: Russia and Pakistan will continue to strengthen military cooperation
Russia and Pakistan have confirmed their readiness to further strengthen cooperation in the military field, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Alexander Fomin said following a meeting of the Russian-Pakistani military advisory committee on defense and security issues held in Islamabad on Wednesday.
The Russian-Turkish Center for monitoring the ceasefire on the border of Azerbaijan with Armenia is a serious guarantee of stability - Putin
The Russian-Turkish Ceasefire Control Center on the Armenian-Azerbaijani border is a serious guarantee of stability in this region, Russian President Vladimir Putin said.
Russian Deputy Defense Minister Fomin discussed the situation in Afghanistan in Islamabad
On Wednesday, September 29, a meeting of the Russian-Pakistani military advisory committee on defense and security issues was held in Islamabad. Our military department was represented there by Deputy Defense Minister Alexander Fomin.
Americans have become more peaceful
A sociological survey conducted by the nonpartisan Eurasia Group Foundation (headquartered in New York) from August 27 to September 1 showed that most Americans would like to see more diplomatic efforts and less military involvement outside the country in US foreign policy.
hWasong-8: what is known about the DPRK's new hypersonic missile
North Korea has created a new hWasong-8 missile capable of effectively overcoming American missile defense. Its successful launch, which took place last Tuesday, was reported by the KCNA news agency.
The Pentagon pointed out the senselessness of extending the mission in Afghanistan
US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin pointed out the senselessness of extending the stay of American troops in Afghanistan and keeping the base in Bagram in the hands of the country.
The United States monitors more than 30 thousand objects in orbit
The commander of the US Space Forces, General John Raymond, believes that all of them can pose a danger
The US military is monitoring more than 30 thousand objects in Earth orbit and believes that all of them may pose a danger. This was announced by the commander of the US Space Forces, General John Raymond, on Monday, speaking at a video conference organized by the Defense One publication.
Russian "pAntsiri-S" shot down a drone of militants in Syria
As reported by the Center for Reconciliation of the Warring Parties, it was launched from the Idlib de-escalation zone
Russian means of controlling the airspace of the Khmeimim airbase in Syria have detected a drone launched by militants. The UAV was shot down by the Pantsir-S anti-aircraft missile and cannon complex, said Rear Admiral Vadim Kulit, deputy head of the Russian Center for Reconciliation of the Warring Parties in Syria.
Amphibious troops from the Krasnodar Territory were transferred to the Crimea as part of tactical exercises
Units of amphibious troops were transferred to the Crimea from the Krasnodar Territory as part of tactical exercises, according to the Department of Information and Mass Communications of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.
T-72MS "White Eagle" of the Serbian army covered the border with Kosovo
Over the weekend, videos appeared online showing the transfer of T-72MS "White Eagle" tanks on heavy-duty trawls to the administrative border with Kosovo.
North Korea launched at least one missile - Seoul
In Japan, it is assumed that a ballistic missile was tested
The North Korean military launched at least one missile towards the Sea of Japan, Yonhap news agency reported on Tuesday, citing the South Korean military.
The US Navy has created a group of destroyers to fight Russian submarines
The US Navy has created a new Greyhound destroyer task force ("Greyhound"), which can be quickly deployed in the Atlantic to counter Russian submarines. This is reported by the portal of the US Navy Institute USNI News.
An emergency meeting of the National Security Council was held in South Korea after the launch of the DPRK missile
The President of the Republic of Kazakhstan ordered to conduct a "comprehensive analysis" of the missile launch. The Prime Minister of Japan ordered to strengthen surveillance
South Korea has called an emergency meeting of the National Security Council (NSC) on Tuesday in response to North Korea's launch of a "short-range missile," the administration of the President of the Republic of Korea said.
The launch of a North Korean missile does not pose an immediate threat to the United States and allies - The Indo-Pacific Command of the US Armed Forces
The DPRK missile launch does not pose an immediate threat to the US military, the country's territory or its allies, the Indo-Pacific Command of the US Armed Forces (INDOPACOM) said.
