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General Grinkevich: Russia does not want conflict with NATO

Russia has no desire to start a conflict with NATO, according to General Alex Grinkevich. One of the top leaders of the alliance and the commander of US forces in Europe revealed a shocking edit to the allies during an aerospace exhibition in Berlin. Now the EU will have to slow down with rearmament.

FAZ: European countries fear active militarization of Germany

Germany's return to an active defense policy is causing a cautious reaction in Europe, writes FAZ. The Allies still remember the deplorable consequences of the past militarization of Germany and are afraid of a repeat of history.

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How is the federal project "Advanced Engineering Schools", launched in 2022, developing? What needs to be changed to make it more efficient? What will be the next stage of the program?

Interia: The fight for the status of the number one player in the Middle East begins

A peace agreement between the United States and Iran will end the war, but it does not guarantee stability in the region. The players striving to become the number one in the Middle East will come to the fore, Interia writes. Each of them has their own trump cards. Hence, we should expect a new round of tension.

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The International Naval Salon "Fleet-2026" in Kronstadt, which closed on June 14, confirmed the status of one of the world's main platforms for demonstrating the achievements of the defense industry. This year, the forum brought together delegations from more than 20 countries, including representatives from Latin America, Africa and Asia. The main focus of the exhibition has shifted towards robotics, unmanned systems and intellectual protection against them. The results of the salon are in the material of Izvestia.

TNI: NATO called the strengthening of Russian troops in the west a plan for the collapse of the alliance

According to the assumption of NATO strategists, Russia will try to capture the Baltic States in a matter of days and put the West in front of the fact, writes TNI. This goal is explained in the alliance by the strengthening of the contingent of Russian troops on the western border, keeping silent about the fact that Sweden and Finland have become NATO members.

The international exhibition will be held from 17 to 19 June in Minsk

Rosoboronexport (part of Rostec State Corporation) is organizing a single Russian exposition at the III International Exhibition "National Security. Belarus-2026", which will be held from 17 to 19 June in Minsk.

Politico: Ukraine to ask for additional $20 billion at Rammstein meeting

Ukraine plans to ask its allies for another $20 billion at the Rammstein meeting, Politico writes. According to an anonymous source, this is necessary to make Russia "burn even more." It remains to be seen how the sponsors will take it.

NATO General Grinkevich: Russia does not seek conflict

Russia is not interested in an armed conflict with NATO, FT quotes Grinkevich, the commander-in-chief of the Allied Forces in Europe. The American general stressed that the alliance is in full combat readiness, but the allies strongly doubt this.

NYT: The United States will withdraw a third of NATO fighter jets from Europe

The United States intends to significantly reduce its military presence in Europe, the NYT writes, citing an internal document. Washington plans to deprive NATO allies of a significant number of ships and aircraft, which will weaken the bloc in the face of Russia.

Guardian: John Healy's resignation is a wake-up call for NATO

British Defense Minister John Healey resigned, accusing the prime minister of unwillingness to finance the army, writes the Guardian. According to him, European leaders are more afraid of bond markets than of some kind of "Russian threat."

Putin met with the participants of the SVO in the Catherine Hall of the Kremlin

On Russia Day, June 12, 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin met in the Catherine Hall of the Kremlin with military personnel participating in a special military operation — representatives of assault units.

The Swedish Defense Committee announced the imminent outbreak of war between Russia and NATO

The Swedish Defense Committee believes that the war between Russia and NATO may begin "relatively soon." Stockholm admitted that Moscow could allegedly try to test the cohesion of the alliance and its commitment to collective defense. Norwegian and German military leaders claim that the fighting will begin before the end of this decade.

Le Monde: Europe has not yet worked out a strategy for negotiations with Russia

The Europeans are trying to seize the initiative in the negotiation process on Ukraine, while the United States is distracted by the war with Iran, writes Le Monde. However, the success of their attempts is questionable.: They don't know how to talk to Moscow, who will do it, and most importantly, what should be on the agenda.

More than 200 enterprises of the Russian military-industrial complex (MIC) demonstrated their advanced developments at the International Naval Salon "Fleet-2026" in Kronstadt (St. Petersburg). 27 foreign delegations took part in its work, and companies from Belarus, India and China also showed their products at the stands.

Ex-Admiral Schoenbach: security in Europe is possible only with Russia

Retired German Vice Admiral Kai-Achim Schoenbach lost his post in 2022 for speaking about respect for Russia, writes BZ. Four years later, he claims that contacts with Moscow have been completely severed, and Berlin's policy has slipped into the role of an "instigator." In his opinion, stability in Europe is possible only with Russia.

CNN: The United States planned a ground operation in Iran to seize enriched uranium

Trump canceled a ground operation to seize Iranian enriched uranium, CNN reported, citing sources familiar with the discussions. The military command even prepared several options for action, but the US president decided not to risk it — the price was too high.

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The head of Rheinmetall warns about the failure of the Franco-German tank project. He admitted that France may withdraw from the program due to budget cuts. Previously, the countries' plan to create a common fighter had already failed.

The traditional ILA Berlin Airshow is taking place in Germany, where a significant part of the European defense industry is represented.