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Ex-adviser to the US President on national security Bolton revealed a plan to strike at Russia's positions in the post-Soviet space
Former national security adviser to the US President John Bolton, in an article for the publication 19Fortyfive, revealed a plan to strike at Russia's positions in the former USSR.
Russia's Permanent Representative in Vienna Ulyanov expressed concern about the "information vacuum" around AUKUS
Moscow is concerned about the "information vacuum" around the AUKUS alliance and the secrecy of this partnership between Australia, the UK and the USA, and is waiting for answers to questions, said Mikhail Ulyanov, Russia's permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna.
Belarus is concerned about the possibility of provocations due to the 23,000-strong grouping of Polish military on the border
Secretary of State of the Security Council: "we won't let them provoke us," but "we are ready to fight back"
State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Alexander Volfovich fears possible provocations due to the accumulation of Polish military at the border due to the migration crisis.
Poles have accumulated a 20,000-strong army group on the border with Belarus
State Secretary of the Security Council of Belarus Alexander Volfovich fears possible provocations due to the accumulation of Polish military at the border due to the migration crisis.
Nuclear "Well done": how the Soviet "ghost train" scared the USA
"Train number zero" was no different from ordinary freight trains. It was not supposed to know what he was transporting. On November 28, 1989, the combat railway missile system "Molodets" began to run in the USSR. The details are at Radio Sputnik.
Post No. 1 of the Russian military police
The Golan Heights is one of the most difficult and dangerous regions of Syria. And it is in it that the Russian military police conducts its constant duty. The war against terrorists in Syria has been going on since the spring of 2011. The tension on the Golan Heights has lasted for almost half a century, and now there is a military police post No. 1.
NATO seeks dialogue with Russia, and the proposal to hold a Russia-NATO Council remains open - Stoltenberg
NATO is committed to dialogue with Russia, and the organization's proposal to hold a Russia-NATO Council remains open, Alliance Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Sunday.
The Russian Ambassador appreciated the deployment of the British military in Germany
The deployment of the British military in Germany will not help to reduce tensions between NATO and Russia. This was announced on Sunday, November 28, by the Russian Ambassador in London Andrey Kelin.
In Russia, the US Air Force exercises were evaluated
Exercises of the Air Force (Air Force) The United States with the development of a nuclear strike was evaluated in Russia. Military expert Vladislav Shurygin told Izvestia about the consequences of the actions of the United States.
At the 201st base of the Russian Federation in Tajikistan, the number of "shock" units has doubled
Following the results of the joint international exercise "Interaction-2021", which took place last month at the Kharb-Maydon training ground, five units of the 201st military base of the Russian Federation in Tajikistan were awarded the honorary name "shock".
The US Air Force in Nevada worked out a nuclear airstrike - The Pentagon
American F-15E fighters carried out a training bombing using unarmed nuclear bombs in Nevada, the US Air Force reported.
The Defense Ministry told about the Israeli Air Force attack on Syria
Israel launched guided missiles from Lebanese airspace at targets in the Syrian province of Homs, a Syrian soldier was wounded. This was announced on November 24 by the deputy head of the Russian Center for Reconciliation of the Warring Parties in Syria, Rear Admiral Vadim Kulit.
"Rusting" US Navy compared with the dead Soviet Navy
According to the current state of the ships, the Naval Forces (Navy) of the United States resemble the dead Navy (Navy) of the USSR. A similar comparison in the American edition of 19FortyFive is given by columnist John Rossomando.
Russian air defense systems destroyed Israeli F-16 missiles
Russian anti-aircraft missile systems (SAM) "Buk-M2E" and "Pantsir-S" destroyed rockets fired by Israel at Syria, said the deputy head of the Russian Center for Reconciliation of the warring parties in the Syrian Arab Republic, Rear Admiral Vadim Kulit, RIA Novosti writes.
The OSCE Special Representative in Ukraine and the TCG called the security situation in Donbass extremely unstable
Ambassador Mikko Kinnunen, Special Representative of the OSCE Chairman-in-Office in Ukraine and the Trilateral Contact Group (TCG) for the Settlement of the situation in Donbass, said that the security situation along the contact line is extremely unstable.
NASA said that the Russian test of anti-satellite weapons does not affect cooperation on the ISS
The department continues to discuss with Roscosmos both the future of the station in the long term and short-term agreements, said the head of NASA Bill Nelson
Russia's test of anti-satellite weapons will not have a negative impact on the prospects for further US-Russian cooperation on the International Space Station (ISS).
US senators urge to increase the supply of lethal weapons to Ukraine
US Senators Republican Rob Portman and Democrat Gene Shaheen insist on increasing the supply of lethal weapons to Kiev amid reports of an alleged accumulation of Russian troops near the border with Ukraine.
Russia and Tajikistan will have a common air defense system in the region
The Agreement on the creation of a joint regional air defense system of Russia and Tajikistan submitted by the President of the Russian Federation is under ratification in the State Duma. This document was signed on April 27 in Dushanbe by the defense ministers of the two countries. And in mid-November, the Russian government approved it.
North Korea's nuclear complex in Yongbyon continues to work - Mass media
North Korea seems to be continuing to operate a nuclear reactor producing plutonium at the Yongbyon nuclear research complex, according to the American resource 38 North, which tracks Pyongyang's activities, citing recent satellite images.
The Parliament of Kazakhstan has ratified the agreement on the provision of military-technical assistance to Kyrgyzstan
The Senate of the Parliament of Kazakhstan at a plenary session on Thursday adopted the law "On ratification of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic on the provision of gratuitous military-technical assistance," the correspondent of the Interfax-Kazakhstan agency reported.