Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD)
July 2015 - Russia Special Weapons News
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- Untold Story of Alaska Purchase: Why Did Russia Sell Its Stronghold to US? Sputnik 31 Jul 2015 -- There is still a lot of controversy about Alaska's cession to the United States by Russian Emperor Alexander II; some experts call the treaty in question, suggesting that Alaska may hypothetically be returned to Russia.
- India, Russia to Resume Co-Development of 5th Generation Fighter Jet Sputnik 31 Jul 2015 -- Russia and India will continue their co-development of a fifth-generation fighter plane after signing an experimental design contract, India's defense minister said on Friday.
- U.S. Sanctions Official: Russia 'Will Probe With A Bayonet' RFE/RL 31 Jul 2015 -- A top U.S. diplomat overseeing sanctions policy says punitive economic measures are curtailing Russian 'aggression' and testing Western resolve amid Ukraine's war with Russian-backed separatists.
- Kremlin Aide Says Refund Deal Reached For Undelivered Mistral Warships RFE/RL 31 Jul 2015 -- A top Kremlin aide says Russia and France have reached an agreement on reimbursement for two Mistral warships that Russia purchased for $1.3 billion but whose delivery is on hold to protest Moscow's actions in Ukraine.
- Russia's Answer to NATO: Robotic Cannon and Smart Anti-Torpedo Sputnik 31 Jul 2015 -- A state-of-the-art artillery system and anti-torpedo complex are being added to Russia's naval arsenal, media reports said Friday.
- Russian airborne troops to build up combat potential to address new threats and challenges TASS 31 Jul 2015 -- New threats and challenges of Russia's security require a buildup of combat potential of the country's airborne troops, Russian Minister of Defense Sergey Shoigu said on Friday.
- Collapse of Mistral deal to make Russia more pragmatic - lawmaker TASS 31 Jul 2015 -- Scrapping the Mistral warship deal will make Russia be more pragmatic even in relations with its traditional partners, member of the State Duma Defense Committee Franz Klintsevich has told TASS.
- New ammunition depots to help Russia's Defense Ministry cut 50,000 personnel TASS 31 Jul 2015 -- The construction of new ammunition depots will allow the Russian Defense Ministry to cut almost 17,000 servicemen and 30,000 civilian personnel, a ministry spokesman said on Friday.
- Russia: Modernized version of S-300 to be delivered to Iran IRNA 31 Jul 2015 -- Vladimir Kozhin, Russian President Vladimir Putin's aide on military-technical cooperation said that Russia is assembling a more advanced version of its S-300 surface-to-air missile defense system to begin its shipment to Iran by 2016.
- Russia's New S-300M Drone: The Ultimate Reconnaissance Tool Sputnik 31 Jul 2015 -- Several new advanced drones will soon enter service with the Russian armed forces with the state-of-the-art S300M UAV slated for mass production already next month, Russian media reported.
- China, Russia to hold joint military drills in Sea of Japan Press TV 30 Jul 2015 -- China and Russia are set to hold joint military exercises in the airspace and waters of the Sea of Japan as part of the growing defense cooperation between the two countries.
- Russia, China to conduct naval drills in Sea of Japan Aug 20-28 - Chinese defense official TASS 30 Jul 2015 -- Russia and China will conduct a joint naval exercise in the Peter the Great Gulf and the Sea of Japan in late August, Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun said on Thursday.
- Serbia to Buy Military Helicopters From Russia, Germany Sputnik 30 Jul 2015 -- The helicopters due to be delivered are perfectly equipped for search and rescue operations, the Serbian defense minister said.
- Russia's UN Veto Of MH17 Tribunal Condemned RFE/RL 30 Jul 2015 -- There has been widespread condemnation of Russia's decision to veto a UN draft resolution to create an international tribunal over the downing of a Malaysian airliner over eastern Ukraine last year, with a number of countries pledging to explore other ways to ensure justice.
- Ukraine Charges Captured Russian Army Major With Terrorism RFE/RL 30 Jul 2015 -- Ukraine's state security service identified a Russian army major who was detained with a cargo of military explosives in eastern Ukraine July 26 and said he has been charged with terrorism.
- Russia makes proportionate response to missile defense in Europe - Defense Ministry TASS 30 Jul 2015 -- Russia is taking proportionate military and technical measures in response to the missile defense system the United States is creating in Europe, Deputy Defense Minister Anatoly Antonov said on Thursday.
- Russia to Begin Constructing New Kalina-Class Submarines After 2020 Sputnik 30 Jul 2015 -- Russia will start building new fifth-generation Kalina submarines after 2020, according to a Navy source. The submarines will have advantages over diesel-electric and nuclear submarines.
- Russia developing 7-tonne universal combat robotic system TASS 30 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Systemprom Concern (subsidiary of the United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation) is developing a universal robotic platform that can transform into a combat robot, a demining vehicle machine or an electronic warfare system, Alexey Simulin, head of the company's science and technology department, told TASS on Thursday. The vehicle's testing will begin at the end of the year, he added.
- Russian Defense Ministry to build up strength of airborne assault divisions TASS 30 Jul 2015 -- Russia's airborne forces are to build up the strength of airborne assault divisions to complement them with a third regiment, airborne troops commander Colonel-General Vladimir Shamanov told the media on Thursday.
- Latvia claims 12 Russian military aircraft spotted near its border TASS 29 Jul 2015 -- A group of 12 Russian combat aircraft has been spotted on Wednesday close to Latvia's airspace, Latvian National Armed Forces said in a statement.
- Russia to Renew Proton-M Carrier Rocket Launches on August 28 Sputnik 29 Jul 2015 -- The next launch of Russian Proton-M rocket carrier is scheduled for August 28. The rocket is planned to deliver the British telecommunications Inmarsat-5F3 satellite into orbit.
- Tu-160M2 to Have New Avionics That Will Increase Its Effectiveness Twofold Sputnik 29 Jul 2015 -- In addition to a new engine, Russia's elite Tupolev Tu-160M2 strategic bomber ("White Swan") is capable of carrying cruise and nuclear missiles and will receive cutting-edge avionics, said Vladimir Mikheev, the adviser of the deputy head of Russia's Radio-Electronic Technologies Concern (RETC), according to Rossiyskaya Gazeta.
- Production of ship navigation systems previously purchased in Ukraine launched in Russia TASS 29 Jul 2015 -- The Kaluga telegraph equipment plant has launched the production of ship navigation systems that were previously imported to Russia from Ukraine, the company commercial director Konstantin Shamatulskiy told TASS on Wednesday.
- Group of Russian Black Sea Fleet ships returning to Mediterranean TASS 29 Jul 2015 -- A group of warships of Russia's Black Sea Fleet (BSF) led by the Moskva missile cruiser is returning to the Mediterranean after a series of exercises in the Atlantic Ocean, BSF spokesman Captain 1st Rank Vyacheslav Trukhachev told reporters on Wednesday.
- Russia's Baltic Fleet missile units to hold drills in Kaliningrad region TASS 29 Jul 2015 -- The Guards Missile Brigade of the Baltic Fleet's coastal troops based in Russia's westernmost Kaliningrad Region will hold drills with simulated multiple and single missile launches, Western Military District spokesman Andrey Bespaly said on Wednesday.
- Russian Airborne Forces to get 80 newest assault vehicles by yearend - commander TASS 29 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Airborne Forces are to receive 50 newest DMD-4M airborne assault vehicles and 30 Rakushka armoured fighting vehicles before the end of the current year, the forces' commander Vladimir Shamanov told reporters on Wednesday.
- Tank army to be formed near Moscow by wintertime - source TASS 29 Jul 2015 -- The Russian Defense Ministry plans to create a new tank army in the Western Military District by December 1 and another, combined army, will in fact be formed anew, a senior source at Russia's General Staff has told TASS.
- Crimea Visit Spotlights Kremlin Sympathies Beyond French Fringes RFE/RL 29 Jul 2015 -- It's no secret that a tide of hearty enthusiasm for Russia has been sweeping France's right-wing parties of late.
- Russia Accused of Abusing Interpol to Pursue Opponents VOA 28 Jul 2015 -- Russia is abusing the global law enforcement agency Interpol by requesting the arrest and extradition of political opponents, according to a new report. Such requests can mean that the accused are unable to travel and are often unable to open bank accounts.
- Swedish Wreck Divers Claim To Find Russian Mini-Sub RFE/RL 28 Jul 2015 -- Swedish divers July 27 said they have found the wreck of a Russian mini-submarine in Swedish territorial waters.
- Latvia Spots Russian Planes, Ships Near Territorial Waters Sputnik 28 Jul 2015 -- Latvia's Armed Forces reported spotting three Russian aircraft and two ships near its territorial waters on Tuesday.
- Cutting-Edge Russian Space Surveillance System now Four Times More Capable Sputnik 28 Jul 2015 -- A Russian-operated space surveillance system located in Tajikistan, Okno-M, has reached its full capacity, making it four times more powerful, the Russian Ministry of Defense reports.
- Russia Names U.S. NGO 'Undesirable' RFE/RL 28 Jul 2015 -- Russian prosecutors have formally determined the activities of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) to be 'undesirable,' paving the way for the nonprofit organization, funded by the U.S. Congress, to be outlawed on Russian territory.
- Russia's emergencies ministry preparing for international Caspian Sea exercise TASS 28 Jul 2015 -- Russia's emergencies ministry has started preparations for an international exercise to drill operations to cope with the aftermath of emergency situations in the Caspian Sea, Emergencies Minister Vladimir Puchkov said on Tuesday. The exercise will be held in 2016.
- Russia's Defense Ministry to set up new air assault group in Siberia TASS 28 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Defense Ministry has started forming a new large air group, which will be based in East Siberia, Eastern Military District spokesman Alexander Gordeyev said on Tuesday.
- Russia's S-400 antiaircraft missile systems deployed in Far Eastern Kamchatka region TASS 28 Jul 2015 -- Russia's new-generation anti-aircraft missile systems S-400 (NATO reporting name: SA-21 Growler) have been deployed on the Kamchatka Peninsula in the Russian Far East, Pacific Fleet spokesman Roman Martov said on Tuesday.
- Russia Names US NGO 'Undesirable' VOA 28 Jul 2015 -- Russian prosecutors Tuesday designated the National Endowment for Democracy, a Washington-based non-profit group funded by the U.S. Congress, as 'undesirable' -- making it the first foreign NGO to be banned in Russia under a controversial new law.
- Analysts: Russian Cooperation on Syria, Ukraine Less Promising Than Iran Deal VOA 27 Jul 2015 -- U.S.-Russian collaboration to secure a deal on Iran's nuclear program has raised hopes of closer cooperation on other world issues, but analysts say any progress is likely to be slow in coming.
- Russian Air Force base in Kyrgyzstan is of current importance - republic's president TASS 27 Jul 2015 -- Kyrgyzstan's permission to open a Russian air base in Kant was caused by the situation at that time. Having the air base now is a current issue, the republic's President Almazbek Atambayev said during a meeting with heads of local media on Monday.
- Russia Has No Plans to Deploy Tu-22M3 Nuclear Bombers in Crimea - Air Force Sputnik 27 Jul 2015 -- Long-range Tu-22M3 bombers will not be deployed in Crimea any time soon.
- Russian Su-35 Fighter Jet Sees Export Orders Soar Sputnik 26 Jul 2015 -- The Sukhoi Su-35 is set to follow in the wake of the Soviet Union's legendary Su-27 and Su-30 fighter jets in becoming a major military export.
- Russia Discloses Number of Warships It Has Throughout the World's Oceans Sputnik 26 Jul 2015 -- More than eighty Russian Navy ships of various classes currently remain on duty at sea, according to the country's Defense Ministry.
- Russia to Build 5th-Gen. Nuclear Subs by 2020 in Push to Modernize Military Sputnik 26 Jul 2015 -- According to the general director of Sevmash, a Russian shipbuilding company, the construction of fifth-generation nuclear-powered submarines could begin by 2020.
- Russia's Black Sea Fleet Gets Significant Boost for First Time After Pause Sputnik 26 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Black Sea Fleet was boosted by more than ten boats and support vessels after a forced pause, the Fleet's Commander Adm. Alexander Vitko said late Saturday ahead of the Navy Day.
- Russian Navy to Get Over 20 Ship-Borne Fighter Jets by Year-End Sputnik 26 Jul 2015 -- The aviation branch of the Russian Navy will get more than 20 new ship-borne MiG-29K fighters by the end of 2015, the Defense Ministry's press service said.
- Russia Bars Protest Leader Navalny's Party From Poll RFE/RL 25 Jul 2015 -- Russian authorities have barred a coalition co-led by top opposition activist Aleksei Navalny from participating in a major regional poll, the party says on its website.
- Russia Creating Air Force, Air Defense Forces for Northern Fleet Sputnik 25 Jul 2015 -- With the formation of an air force, air defense forces and an extensive surveillance system - Russia is taking its Northern Fleet to a new level.
- Moscow Close to Selling Air Defense System Better Than S-300 to Tehran Sputnik 25 Jul 2015 -- By 2016 Russia may sell an even better air defense system than S-300 to Iran, a military source told Sputnik.
- Medvedev Upbeat About Russian Economy, Ties With Europe RFE/RL 24 Jul 2015 -- Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said he expects Russia's recession-hit economy to start growing again at the end of the year, while he hopes for improving economic ties with friendly countries in southeastern Europe.
- Moscow to Beef Up Baltic Fleet in Response to NATO - Russian Captain Sputnik 24 Jul 2015 -- The Baltic Sea always played an important geopolitical role, and Russia should strenghten its Baltic Fleet to counter the NATO's build-up along its Western borders, Russian Captain Mikhail Nenashev said.
- Ultimate Power: Russian Army Receives Brand New Tornado Artillery Systems Sputnik 24 Jul 2015 -- The Russian Army has received 20 cutting edge Tornado-G launchers boasting devastating power.
- Russia to Optimize Military Presence in Central Asia - Defense Minister Sputnik 24 Jul 2015 -- The Russian Defense Ministry is discussing ways to optimize the operations of its military contingent in Central Asian nations over the next five years, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said Friday.
- Russia to Rearm Troops on Kuril Islands by September Sputnik 24 Jul 2015 -- Russia will rearm its troops stationed on the Kuril Islands by September, the defense minister said.
- Two Varshavyanka-Class Stealth Subs to Join Russian Black Sea Fleet in 2015 Sputnik 24 Jul 2015 -- Two elusive, virtually undetectable submarines with extended combat ranges and the ability to strike land, surface and underwater targets will join the Black Sea Fleet by the end of 2015.
- Russian missile forces start combat readiness check in Central Military District TASS 24 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Strategic Missile Force has started maneuvers in the Orenburg Region with the involvement of a missile brigade from the Central Military District and Iskander-M tactical missile systems, Aide to the District's commander Yaroslav Roshchupkin said on Friday.
- Rearmament of Russian army units on Kurils to be completed by September - minister TASS 24 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Defense Ministry is conducting a scheduled rearmament of troops stationed on the Kuril Islands, Defense Minister, General Sergey Shoigu said at a meeting of the ministry's collegium on Friday.
- Russia to reinforce Crimean naval grouping by yearend - fleet commander TASS 23 Jul 2015 -- The Project 11356 lead frigate Admiral Grigorovich is scheduled to join the Russian Black Sea Fleet and reach Sevastopol on the Crimean peninsula by the end of this year, Fleet Commander, Admiral Alexander Vitko said on Thursday.
- Russia restoring defense infrastructure on Kuril Islands - PM TASS 23 Jul 2015 -- The Russian authorities are planning to restore both the civilian and defense infrastructure of the Kuril Islands off Russia's Pacific coast as part of the targeted federal program, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said on Thursday.
- Russian defense official confirms plans to complete Yars missile system rearmament by 2021 TASS 23 Jul 2015 -- Rearmament of Russia's Strategic Missile Forces (RVSN) with the newest Yars mobile missile system is planned to be completed by 2021. Russian Defense Ministry's spokesman for RVSN Dmitry Andreyev told TASS on Thursday that a division of the Yoshkar-Ola RVSN formation will be transferred to the Yars system in 2016.
- Russian lawmaker warns government against cuts in defense budget TASS 23 Jul 2015 -- A Russian lawmaker has warned the government against reduction of the defense budget and asked to ensure access to easy-term loans for defense-sector enterprises.
- India, China, Iraq Largest Importers of Russian Military Equipment - Report Sputnik 22 Jul 2015 -- Asian countries have become the main importers of Russian military equipment amid sanction imposed by the US.
- Russia's Western Military District gets newest Tornado-G multiple rocket launchers TASS 22 Jul 2015 -- More than 20 units of the newest Tornado-G multiple rocket launch system (MRLS) have entered service with the Taman motorized infantry division and the Kantemirovskaya tank division of the Western Military District, stationed in the Moscow region, district spokesman Colonel Oleg Kochetkov told reporters on Wednesday.
- US Conducts 10 Inspections of Russian Missile Troops - Defense Official Sputnik 21 Jul 2015 -- US inspectors examined a missile troop division in Russia on July 15-16 in compliance with the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty. Eighteen inspections are allowed annually.
- Russian Army Inspectors Check NATO Countries With Choppers, SUVs Sputnik 21 Jul 2015 -- During the four-day inspection, Russian officers will visit different training camps and shooting ranges in Lithuania. They will also conduct interviews with their Lithuanian counterparts, who will report on personnel, weaponry and equipment in service.
- Russian Eastern Military District Forces Receive Iskander Missile Systems Sputnik 21 Jul 2015 -- The missile command of the Russian Eastern Military District is the fifth unit in the Russian Army to fully switch to operate the newest missile system.
- New Russian ICBMs Sarmat to Begin Trials Within Two Years Sputnik 21 Jul 2015 -- Russia will start testing new ICBMs Sarmat within two years, a military official said.
- Group of Russian Navy ships calls at Equatorial Guinea port TASS 21 Jul 2015 -- The first warships of the Russian Navy came to Malabo port, Equatorial Guinea, on Tuesday under an agreement on the simplified procedure of Russian warships' entry to the ports of Equatorial Guinea, Russian Navy spokesman Captain 1st Rank Igor Dygalo told reporters.
- Only Russian companies to develop new railway combat missile complex - official TASS 21 Jul 2015 -- Only Russian enterprises will be involved in the effort to develop a new railway-based combat missile system, Aide to the Strategic Missile Force Commander Igor Denisov said on Tuesday.
- Russian Iskander-M tactical missiles to be live-fired in September TASS 21 Jul 2015 -- A missile formation of Russia's Eastern Military District has received a brigade set of Iskander-M tactical missile systems at the Kapustin Yar testing range in the southern Astrakhan Region and will hold live-firing exercises in September, the Defense Ministry said on Tuesday.
- Russia Ready to Supply to India as Many Mi-17V-5 Helicopters as Needed Sputnik 21 Jul 2015 -- 'Rosoboronexport' signed a contract on delivering 151 Mi-17V-5 helicopters to India.
- Russia's Eastern Military District gets brigade set of Iskander tactical missile systems TASS 20 Jul 2015 -- A missile formation of Russia's Eastern Military District covering the Trans-Baikal Territory in East Siberia and the Russian Far East has received a brigade set of Iskander tactical missile systems, the District's spokesman, Col. Alexander Gordeyev said on Monday.
- Pentagon Alarmed With Russia's Military Satellite 'Maneuvering Too Much' Sputnik 20 Jul 2015 -- The maneuverability of Russia's Cosmos-2504 military satellite launched on March 31 from the Plesetsk test site has alarmed the US Air Force, which thinks it may potentially be an "on-orbit anti-satellite weapon."
- Russian 'Hoodlum' Heads to India: 200 Helicopter Deal Bolsters Defense Ties Sputnik 20 Jul 2015 -- Russia and India have reportedly signed a deal to jointly manufacture 200 military helicopters as part of an ongoing plan to intensify strategic relations between the two BRICS states.
- US, Ukraine to Hold Observation Flights Over Russia Sputnik 20 Jul 2015 -- The United States and Ukraine will hold observation flights over Russia as part of the Treaty on Open Skies.
- Russia to Hold Observation Flights Over Baltics, Land Inspection in Latvia Sputnik 20 Jul 2015 -- Russia's observation aircraft will fly over Latvian and Lithuanian territories, while Russian inspectors will visit portions of Latvian territory as part of mutual agreements.
- Russia to form new military reserve force Press TV 19 Jul 2015 -- Russia plans to form a new reserve armed force as part of steps to enhance its military readiness amid ongoing tensions with the West over the crisis in Ukraine.
- Russia Develops New 'Sub-Killer' Version of Be-200 Amphibious Aircraft Sputnik 19 Jul 2015 -- An anti-submarine version of the Beriev Be-200 multipurpose amphibious aircraft has reportedly been ordered by the Russian Navy.
- Thirty Years Later, Soviet-Era MI6 Double Agent Describes Escape From KGB RFE/RL 19 Jul 2015 -- The KGB colonel knew his cover was almost blown. He had been suspiciously summoned to Moscow. They had got him drunk on cognac while a KGB general grilled him for four hours. He'd be executed if they could catch him. They seemed to be closing the net. But the MI6 double agent couldn't risk openly fleeing.
- Russia's Stake in Iran Nuclear Deal VOA 18 Jul 2015 -- U.S. President Barack Obama said Russia was a 'help' in securing the deal to limit Iran's nuclear program.
- Damning Video Shows Pro-Russian Rebels Surprised MH17 Was Civilian RFE/RL 17 Jul 2015 -- Damning video obtained by Australian media shows pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine sifting through the wreckage of MH17 and finding to their surprise that the aircraft was civilian rather than military.
- Russia's RT Spins And Spins Over New MH17 Footage RFE/RL 17 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Kremlin-controlled RT has heavily redacted previously unreleased footage of the MH17 crash site that is consistent with indications that the Malaysian airliner was mistakenly shot down by Russian-backed rebels who thought they had destroyed a Ukrainian military jet.
- Putin opposed to int'l tribunal on MH17 crash People's Daily 17 Jul 2015 -- Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday expressed opposition to the formation of an international criminal tribunal for the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 a year ago.
- Russia's Modernized Tu-160 Bomber: New Missiles, State-of-the-Art Engine Sputnik 17 Jul 2015 -- A modernized version of the Russian strategic bomber Tu-160 will be equipped with several types of new missiles, according to the country's Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov.
- Russia's upgraded Tu-160M2 missile carriers to be in service at least 40 years - official TASS 17 Jul 2015 -- The modernized Tupolev Tu-160M2 missile carrying strategic bombers of Russia's Long Range Aviation will be in service for at least 40 years, Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov said on Friday.
- Several types of missiles being developed for Russia's Tupolev Tu-160M2 bombers - ministry TASS 17 Jul 2015 -- Several types of new aircraft missiles are being developed for the Tupolev Tu-160M2 strategic bombers, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov said on Friday.
- Serial production of Russia's Tupolev Tu-160M2 bomber to begin in 2023 - Defense Ministry TASS 17 Jul 2015 -- Serial production of Russia's strategic bomber Tupolev Tu-160M2 will be launched starting from 2023, and the implementation of the next-generation strategic bomber design project (prospective long-range aviation complex - PAK DA) will be somewhat shifted in time, Russian Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov told reporters on Friday.
- Anti-ballistic missile systems not discussed in conversation of Putin, Obama - Kremlin TASS 16 Jul 2015 -- The deployment of the US ABM systems to Europe was not discussed during the telephone conversation between the Russian and US presidents, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters answering a question from a TASS correspondent.
- Russia Chooses India for Most Expensive Private Warship-Building Project Sputnik 16 Jul 2015 -- Russia has chosen an Indian affiliate for the world's most expensive private sector warship-building project, to construct Talwar-class frigates for the Indian Navy, the Economic Times reported on Thursday.
- Russia Develops New Coastal Defense Gun Sputnik 16 Jul 2015 -- Russia is developing a new self-propelled coastal defense gun, based on the Koalitsiya-SV system, Burevestnik Design Bureau chief, Georgy Zakamennykh, announced on Wednesday.
- Russian Air Force gets shipment of Sukhoi Su-34 frontline bombers, Su-35S fighters TASS 16 Jul 2015 -- A shipment of Su-34 frontline bombers was handed over to the Russian Air Force at the Novosibirsk aviation plant named after Chkalov (Chkalov plant), the Sukhoi design bureau's subsidiary in Novosibirsk, on Thursday, the Sukhoi press service told TASS.
- Russia to substitute over 800 armament types from Ukraine, NATO, EU states TASS 16 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Defense Ministry is continuing work to substitute components imported from Ukraine, NATO and EU countries and intends to replace 826 armament types, Deputy Defense Minister Yury Borisov said on Thursday.
- Putin holds single day of military products' acceptance, modern weapons share up to 70% TASS 16 Jul 2015 -- Russian President Vladimir Putin has held on Thursday the single day of acceptance of military products. The country's Land Forces and Airborne Forces have received 4,500 pieces of military equipment.
- Russia chooses Indian private shipyard for building frigates - media TASS 16 Jul 2015 -- Russia has chosen the private shipyard Pipavav in India for the joint construction of the Talwar class frigates (patrol ships of Project 11356, India's Economic Times newspaper reported on Thursday.
- Russia's defense sector demonstrates 10-15% growth dynamics - official TASS 16 Jul 2015 -- Russia's defense industry is demonstrating active growth dynamics, Military and Industrial Commission Board Deputy Head Oleg Bochkaryov said on Wednesday.
- Putin Signs Decree on Abolishing Ministry of Crimea Sputnik 15 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Economic Development Ministry will take charge of the abolished body's functions, according to a statement.
- Russia's Armata Tank to Sport New Heavy Mortar Upgrade Sputnik 15 Jul 2015 -- Russia is modernizing its 2S12 Sani 120 mm heavy mortar for use on new generation of tanks and armored vehicles.
- Russian Troops Demarcate Part Of Georgian Oil Pipeline RFE/RL 14 Jul 2015 -- Georgian authorities have expressed concern over recent demarcation activities by Russian troops in Georgia's breakaway region of South Ossetia that appear to leave a 1,605-meter portion of the strategic Baku-Supsa oil pipeline outside Tbilisi's control.
- Russia's Next-Gen Strategic Bomber to Make Maiden Flight in 2023-2024 Sputnik 14 Jul 2015 -- PAK DA, Russia's fifth generation long-range bomber powered by a new engine (both in development), is expected to make its maiden flight in less than a decade, United Engine Corporation's (UEC) CEO Vladislav Masalov said.
- Russia Developing Powerful Engine for Russian-Chinese Heavy Helicopter Sputnik 14 Jul 2015 -- An advanced heavy transport helicopter, jointly developed by Russia and China, is expected to be equipped with a Russian-built engine most likely designed on the basis of the PD-14, United Engine Corporation's (UEC) CEO Vladislav Masalov said.
- Russia to Develop All-New Electronic Warfare System for Mistral Replacement Sputnik 14 Jul 2015 -- Russian Conglomerate Radio-Electronic Technologies, or KRET, has offered to develop state-of-the-art defensive electronic warfare systems for an amphibious assault ship Russia could build as a substitute for the two Mistral helicopter carriers France failed to deliver under a $1.3 billion deal.
- Russian Tu-95 Bear Strategic Bomber Crashes in Khabarovsk Region Sputnik 14 Jul 2015 -- A Russian Tu-95 Bear strategic bomber has crashed in the Siberian region approximately 50 miles from the city of Khabarovsk, the Russian Defense Minister said Tuesday.
- Two pilots of crashed Russian bomber died - Russian Defense Ministry TASS 14 Jul 2015 -- Two pilots of Russia's Tu-95MS strategic bomber that crashed in the far eastern Khabarovsk Territory, died, a Russian Defense Ministry source told TASS on Tuesday.
- Strategic bomber crashes in Russia's Far East during training flight - Defense Ministry TASS 14 Jul 2015 -- A Tupolev Tu-95MS strategic bomber crashed in the Khabarovsk Territory in the Russian Far East during a training flight, the Defense Ministry said on Tuesday.
- Russia And Iran Are Trading Places RFE/RL 14 Jul 2015 -- After decades as an isolated rogue state, Iran appears to be finally coming in from the cold. And after decades of pretending to be a partner to the West, Russia has gone rogue.
- Biden: Russia Seeking Ukraine's Economic 'Collapse' RFE/RL 14 Jul 2015 -- U.S. Vice President Joe Biden has accused Russia of trying to destabilize Ukraine "by any means it can," saying the Kremlin wants to see the economy of its ex-Soviet neighbor crumble.
- US atomic bomb tests meant to drill its use from NATO warplanes - Russian defence ministry TASS 13 Jul 2015 -- The United States' tests of the B61-12 atomic bomb were obviously meant to drill its possible use from NATO bombers deployed in Europe, which speaks about Washington's plans to preserve in Europe nuclear weapons capable of reaching the Russian territory, Russian Deputy Defence Minister Anatoly Antonov said on Monday.
- Russia Says U.K. Closes State Media Giant's Bank Account Over Ukraine Sanctions RFE/RL 13 Jul 2015 -- Russia says a London bank account held by its state-owned media behemoth Rossia Segodnya has been "closed" by British authorities in a move it linked to Ukraine-related sanctions imposed by the EU.
- Russia Developing Airships Equipped With Anti-Ballistic Missile Radars Sputnik 13 Jul 2015 -- The principal advantage of an airship is the large surface of its body where radar systems can be mounted. The antennas of anti-ballistic missile radars will be mounted on the cover of an airship, according to a representative of Russia's KRET company.
- Death toll from Russian military building collapse rises to 23 People's Daily 13 Jul 2015 -- At least 23 people have been killed and 22 others injured after a building collapsed Sunday in an airborne training center in Russia's Siberian city of Omsk, local media reported Monday.
- Russia Developing Unique Communications Systems for Next-Generation Bomber Sputnik 13 Jul 2015 -- Russian engineers are developing a one-of-a-kind communications system for Russia's next-generation PAK DA strategic bomber which will be able to conduct analysis, make changes and switch its operation modes, a representative of Russia's United Instrument Manufacturing Corporation (UIMC) told RIA Novosti.
- Russia to Upgrade Submarine Forces of Black Sea Fleet in 2016 Sputnik 13 Jul 2015 -- Russia will add six diesel-electric submarines to its Black Sea Fleet in 2016, Navy Commander Adm. Viktor Chirkov said Monday.
- Russia's Project 636 submarines to revive Black Sea Fleet's submarine forces - commander TASS 13 Jul 2015 -- Six Project 636.3 Varshavyanka diesel-electric submarines that will sequentially join the Russian Black Sea Fleet will help revive full-fledged submarine forces in Novorossiysk already next year, Russia's Navy Commander-in-Chief, Admiral Viktor Chirkov said on Monday.
- Putin to keep close eye on investigation of tragedy at Omsk military training center TASS 13 Jul 2015 -- Russian President Vladimir Putin will have a close eye on the rescue works and the investigation into a deadly accident at a military training center in the Russian Siberian city of Omsk, which claimed 23 lives, presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday.
- After BRICS, Putin Hosts Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit In Ufa RFE/RL 10 Jul 2015 -- Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted regional leaders at a summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) on July 10, a second day of meetings meant to show the West that Moscow has friends and influence elsewhere at a time when ties with the United States and EU are tense.
- Russian Military Space Programs to Continue Despite Sanctions Sputnik 10 Jul 2015 -- Military spacecraft launches in 2015 will be implemented despite sanctions introduced by the West against Russia, Deputy Defense Minister Yuri Borisov said on Thursday.
- Lurking in the Depths: Russia to Relaunch Counter-Submarine Helicopter Sputnik 10 Jul 2015 -- Russia's defense industry said that it is ready to relaunch production of the legendary Mi-14 nuclear-capable submarine-hunting amphibious helicopter.
- Russia, France Prepare Agreement on Mistral Deal Sputnik 10 Jul 2015 -- Moscow and Paris are ready for an agreement on Mistral non-delivery, according to a military source.
- Russian Naval Cruisers Fire Supersonic Cruise Missiles in Sea of Okhotsk Sputnik 10 Jul 2015 -- Russian Pacific Fleet crew ungergoing exercises in the Sea of Okhotsk, Defense Ministry confirms.
- Joint Chiefs Nominee: Russia, China Biggest Threats to US VOA 09 Jul 2015 -- A U.S. general ranked Russia and China as the number one and two threats to the United States national security.
- Joint Chiefs Nominee Calls Russia #1 Threat, Proposes Arming Ukraine Sputnik 09 Jul 2015 -- During the course of his confirmation hearing before the Senate to become the next Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Joseph Dunford Jr. stated that Russia poses 'the greatest threat' to US national security, adding that it would be 'reasonable' for the US to supply Ukraine with heavy weapons, AP reports.
- Lavrov: For Russia, Issue of Crimea 'Closed' VOA 09 Jul 2015 -- Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has reiterated Russia's position on its annexation of Crimea, saying that Moscow considers the matter "closed."
- Bolstering Bilateral Ties: Russia, China Designing New Heavy Copter Sputnik 09 Jul 2015 -- Russia and China have reportedly agreed on a concept for a new transport helicopter which will have a payload capacity of fifteen metric tons.
- Russia to Double Military Troops on Novaya Zemlya in Arctic by 2020 Sputnik 09 Jul 2015 -- Russian troop grouping on Novaya Zemlya Island will be doubled by 2020, according to the statement of source.
- Russia to Supply Iraqi Army With Mine Clearing Vehicles Under 'Secret' Deal Sputnik 09 Jul 2015 -- Russia is set to supply the Iraqi army with approximately 400 advanced mine clearing vehicles next week for clearing the mines planted by the Islamic State (IS) in vast areas, according to a report from Iran's Fars News Agency (FNA).
- Russia Vetoes UN Srebrenica Resolution RFE/RL 08 Jul 2015 -- Russia has vetoed a United Nations resolution that would have described the 1995 massacre in Srebrenica as 'genocide.'
- Russia to Launch Space Based Missile Warning System Sputnik 08 Jul 2015 -- Russia will have a space-based missile approach warning system up and running by 2020, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin announced on Wednesday.
- Psyops, Mind Games, And Madmen RFE/RL 08 Jul 2015 -- His proposal was slapped down by the Kremlin, dismissed by the Foreign Ministry, and ridiculed by prosecutors. But Yevgeny Fyodorov persisted nevertheless. Just hours after the Prosecutor-General's Office said that Fyodorov's appeal for an investigation into the legality of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania's independence 'had no legal prospects' and was 'devoid of common sense,' he was on television insisting he was right.
- Russian Lawmakers Target U.S. Groups Under 'Undesirables' Law RFE/RL 08 Jul 2015 -- Russian authorities have taken a step toward banning 12 foreign organizations, including several prominent U.S.-based democracy-promotion groups, under a new law meant to rid the country of 'undesirable' outfits deemed a threat to its security.
- Russia Developing Multipurpose Missile Launchers for Brand New Warships Sputnik 08 Jul 2015 -- Russia is developing a multi-role missile launcher for ship-borne missiles to be equipped on state-of-the-art watercraft of the Russian Navy, Technodynamika's head Maxim Kuzyuk told RIA Novosti.
- $1.3 Billion Compensation for Mistral Non-Delivery 'More Reasonable' Sputnik 08 Jul 2015 -- The two Mistral-class helicopter carriers built for the Russian Navy will not be delivered to Russia and the cancellation of the contract could cost Paris $1.3 billion, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said on Monday.
- New Generation Self-Homing Missile Will Bolster Russian Air Defense Sputnik 08 Jul 2015 -- Russia's air defenders will soon be using super-maneuverable missile systems equipped with new generation munitions, a Defense Ministry spokesman said on Tuesday.
- Russian antisubmarine ships go on combat duty in Pacific TASS 08 Jul 2015 -- Russian small antisubmarine ships have entered the Pacific for combat duty missions, Pacific Fleet spokesman Roman Martov said on Wednesday.
- Poland to Take Tough Stance Against Russia - Advisor to Polish President Sputnik 07 Jul 2015 -- An Advisor to the Polish President said that Poland will pursue a policy aimed at increasing the presence of NATO troops in the country.
- Export Revenue to Help Russian Space Industry Cut Expenditures - Roscosmos Sputnik 07 Jul 2015 -- The Russian space industry is working on decreasing the budget expenditures on modernization by boosting export, the Roscosmos head said.
- France not to deliver Mistral warships to Russia: Defense minister Press TV 07 Jul 2015 -- France has decided not to deliver two Mistral-class warships to Russia despite the knowledge that it will have to reimburse Moscow for its failure to fulfill the deal, French Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian says.
- Russian Navy's New Sonar Can 'Hear' Every Sub Anywhere Sputnik 07 Jul 2015 -- Powerful sonar capable of "hearing" fourth generation nuclear submarines lurking in the deep will undergo trials at Russia's Northern Fleet before the end of this year.
- Russia's Cutting Edge Submarine Fleet to Receive 'Aircraft Carrier Killer' Sputnik 07 Jul 2015 -- Russia plans to expand its nascent high-end submarine fleet with two new fifth generation nuclear-powered watercraft, known only as an 'aircraft carrier killer' and an 'underwater interceptor' at the moment.
- Straight Shooter: Russia Develops New Trimaran Stealth Corvette Sputnik 07 Jul 2015 -- An all-new trimaran stealth corvette, now being developed in Russia, will boast unprecedented stability and be able to make combat even under Force 6 storm conditions.
- Russia's military base in Armenia alerted in snap combat readiness check TASS 07 Jul 2015 -- The Russian military base in Armenia was alerted on Tuesday in a sudden combat readiness check, the press office of Russia's Southern Military District said on Tuesday.
- US jets intercept Russian bombers off California, Alaska coasts: Report Press TV 06 Jul 2015 -- The US Air Force reportedly scrambled fighter jets to intercept two pairs of Russian bombers that flew off the coast of California and Alaska on July 4.
- IS Boosts Russian-Language Propaganda Efforts RFE/RL 06 Jul 2015 -- The militant group Islamic State (IS) has stepped up its Russian-language propaganda efforts, another sign that its Russian-speaking contingent is becoming more powerful.
- Russia to Station its Deadliest Submarine Near Alaska Sputnik 06 Jul 2015 -- Russia is expected to finish the construction of a submarine base on the Kamchatka Peninsula by the end of October, the Diplomat reported, citing USNI News.
- Russian Su-24M Flanker Jet Crashes in Far East, Both Pilots Killed Sputnik 06 Jul 2015 -- A Russian Su-24M Fencer supersonic attack jet has crashed in Russia's eastern Khabarovsk region killing both pilots, the Russian Defense Ministry said Monday.
- Russia's S-400 Air Defense System to Sport New Missile Sputnik 06 Jul 2015 -- Russia's top-notch S-400 missile defense system is preparing to be equipped with a new, longer range missile, the Russian Missile Forces' commander said in a radio interview Monday.
- Russia, Pakistan Negotiating on Military Mi-35 Helicopters Deal Sputnik 06 Jul 2015 -- Russia and Pakistan might sign an agreement on selling the combat Mi-35 helicopters to Islamabad.
- Russia to Beef Up Arctic Air Defense Sputnik 05 Jul 2015 -- Russia's Aerospace Defense Forces are working hard to secure their country's frontiers in the Arctic by deploying a fully automatic radar station and additional air defense systems, a top Air Force commander said on Saturday.
- Russia Bans Internet Database Archive VOA 05 Jul 2015 -- Internet users in Russia will no longer be able to access a massive database of cached webpages, apparently due to one single website authorities in Moscow don't like.
- Swedish Fighter Jets Scramble to Intercept Russian Tu-22 Over the Baltic Sputnik 04 Jul 2015 -- Over the past few months, several NATO members have expressed concern over Russia's alleged violations of their airspace.
- Russia warns of sabotage of Minsk agreements, peace progress in Ukraine People's Daily 04 Jul 2015 -- Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Friday warned that the Minsk agreements should not be violated by any country, nor should the peace progress in Ukraine be undermined.
- Russia to supply Saudis with Iskander missile complexes Press TV 04 Jul 2015 -- Russia has announced its readiness to provide Saudi Arabia with Iskander tactical missile systems, a Russian official says.
- Russia Escapes Downgrade But Fitch Says Worsening Tensions Hurt Economy RFE/RL 04 Jul 2015 -- Fitch Ratings agency maintained its relatively high rating for Russia on July 3 but said worsening tensions with the West darken the outlook for its economy.
- Report: U.S. Government May Seize Russian Property In Yukos Case RFE/RL 04 Jul 2015 -- Russian government property in the United States could be seized after former shareholders of the Yukos oil company sought recognition of a multibillion dollar compensation award in U.S. courts, London's Daily Telegraph reported on July 3..
- United Shipbuilding Corporation loses no foreign clients over sanctions TASS 04 Jul 2015 -- Russia's United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) has lost no foreign clients over sanctions, USC Military-Technical Cooperation Department Director Alexey Dikiy said Saturday at the International Maritime Defense Show (IMDS) in St. Petersburg.
- Putin: US-Russian Relations Key for Solving Global Crises VOA 04 Jul 2015 -- Russian President Vladimir Putin has said relations between Moscow and Washington remain the most important factor in ensuring stability and security in the world.
- Jews Are Fleeing Russia Because Of Putin RFE/RL 03 Jul 2015 -- Just a year ago, Russian journalist Vladimir Yakovlev was one of Moscow's most influential media figures. Today, he lives a quiet life in Tel Aviv and has swapped his Russian passport for an Israeli one.
- MiG-29 Fulcrum Multirole Jet Fighter Crashes in Southern Russia Sputnik 03 Jul 2015 -- The pilot was able to eject before the crash, the source said.
- Russia Ramps Up Black Sea Fleet With Modernized War Aircraft Sputnik 03 Jul 2015 -- The aviation units of Russia's Black Sea Fleet Air Force, Air Defense and Naval aviation have received modernized attack aircraft and fighter jets, including Sukhoi Su-34 and Su-30M2 fighters, Mil Mi-28 attack helicopters and Mi-8MTPR electronic warfare helicopters.
- Russian Defence Ministry not to cut back on State Program of Armaments until 2020 TASS 03 Jul 2015 -- The Russian Defence Ministry has no plans to curtail the State Program of Armaments until 2020 and does not expect reductions in the State Defence Order for 2016-2018, Deputy Defence Minister Yury Borisov told reporters on Friday.
- Russian Navy to get 12 ships in 2015, including 11 from repairs TASS 03 Jul 2015 -- The Russian Navy will receive in 2015 a total of 12 warships, including 11 - from repairs, Deputy Defence Minister Yuri Borisov told reporters on Friday.
- Test-launches of new MLRS to be completed by end of 2015 - manufacturer TASS 03 Jul 2015 -- Test-launches of new multiple rocket launcher systems (MLRS) of 300mm caliber will be completed by the end of 2015, deputy general director of NPO Splav Gennady Kalyuzhny told TASS on Friday.
- Russia's new Lider destroyer project to be ready in 2016 - USC TASS 03 Jul 2015 -- Basic design of the future Lider (Leader) class destroyer will be presented to the Navy in two versions in the first quarter of 2016, director of the state defence order department of Russia's United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC) Anatoly Shlemov told TASS on Friday.
- Putin: West 'Pressures' Russia Because of Its 'Independent' Policies VOA 03 Jul 2015 -- President Vladimir Putin said Friday that Russia is being pressured because it is carrying out independent foreign and domestic policies.
- Rosoboronexport to supply to China Zubr landing craft ordered in Ukraine TASS 03 Jul 2015 -- Russia's arms exporter Rosoboronexport intends to fulfill the contract on the supply of the Zubr landing ships to China, Rosoboronexport deputy CEO Igor Sevastyanov told reporters on Friday at the International Maritime Defence Show (IMDS-2015) in St. Petersburg.
- Russia Grants Loan To Armenia To Buy Arms, Modernize Army RFE/RL 02 Jul 2015 -- Russia has granted ally Armenia a $200 million loan to buy weapons and help modernize its armed forces.
- Vietnam Receives New Russian Sub With Club-S Missiles Sputnik 02 Jul 2015 -- Vietnam's navy has received a fourth Varshavianka-class submarine, armed with unique Club-S cruise missiles capable of striking both sea and coastal targets.
- NATO Accuses Russia of 'Aggressive Methods' of Naval Intel Collection Sputnik 02 Jul 2015 -- Speaking at a conference in London over the future of NATO's naval forces, senior NATO commander Adrian Bradshaw accused Russia of being 'bold' and even 'aggressive' in its methods of gathering intel about NATO forces in the bodies of water surrounding Russia's borders, AFP reports.
- Russia slams 'confrontational' tone of US military strategy Press TV 02 Jul 2015 -- Russia has criticized the so-called National Military Strategy of the United States, saying the newly released document carries a "confrontational" message and will not help normalize ties between the two countries.
- Russia holding talks on supplies of Iskander-M missile systems to Armenia - source TASS 02 Jul 2015 -- Russia is holding talks on supplies to Armenia of Iskander-M tactical missile systems, the contract has not been signed yet, a military source told TASS on Thursday.
- Kremlin regrets confrontational tone of US national military strategy TASS 02 Jul 2015 -- A new version of Russia's national security strategy, currently in the draft phase, will envisage countermeasures against all likely threats, Russian presidential spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in reply to a question from TASS. As he commented on Washington's new military strategy, he expressed regret the document by no means contributed to the cause of normalizing relations with Russia but on the contrary carried an outspokenly confrontational message.
- Russia's future amphibious assault ships to be greatly different from Mistrals TASS 02 Jul 2015 -- Russia's universal amphibious assault ships of the future will by no means be exact replicas of France's helicopter carriers Mistral, the chief of naval shipbuilding division at the Krylov State Research Center, Vladimir Pepelyayev, said at the international naval show in St. Petersburg. Russia's ships will be built for different purposes.
- Russia to continue building Borei submarines after 2020 - Navy's commander TASS 02 Jul 2015 -- Russia will go ahead with building nuclear-powered Borei submarines after 2020, the Navy's commander-in-chief, Admiral Viktor Chirkov told the media on Thursday.
- Source: Atomic power unit for Russian aircraft carrier to be worked out on Lider destroyer TASS 02 Jul 2015 -- The nuclear power generating facility for the propulsion system of Russia's future aircraft carrier will be worked out on the Lider (Leader) class destroyer, a shipbuilding industry source told TASS on Thursday.
- NATO's turn against Russia plotted long before Ukraine events - diplomat TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- NATO's return to the Cold War era security perception was planned long before the Ukrainian crisis, Russia's envoy to the alliance, Alexander Grushko, said on Tuesday.
- Russia ready to return over 20 Ukrainian ships based in Crimea to Ukraine TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- Russia is ready to hand over more than 20 Ukrainian warships that are still based in Crimea to Ukrainian military when such a decision is made, a source at the General Staff of the Russian Navy told journalists on Wednesday.
- Russia supplies no military products to Kiev that may be used for aggression - deputy PM TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- Russia has terminated military cooperation with Ukraine back during the anti-government protests in Independence Square and it does not supply to Ukraine any military products that may be used in operations against civilians, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin told the State Duma during question time on Wednesday.
- Russian Navy to get 18 new class corvettes - commander TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- Russia's first new class corvette of Project 22800 for the naval forces will be laid down by the end of the current year, and the Navy will get a total of 18 such ships, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Admiral Viktor Chirkov said on Wednesday.
- Naval ships construction delayed due to import replacement - Russia's Navy chief TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- The delay in constructing vessels for Russia's Navy comes only due to the need to replace imported parts, Russia's Navy commander-in-chief Viktor Chirkov has said, stressing that there are no other reasons.
- Russia to build landing ships to replace Mistral class vessels - Navy commander TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- Russia will build its own landing ships to replace the Mistral class helicopter carriers it ordered in France, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy Admiral Viktor Chirkov said on Wednesday at the International Maritime Defence Show (IMDS-2015) in St. Petersburg.
- Russia's military-industrial complex development unaffected by sanctions - deputy PM TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- The Russian military-industrial complex continues its positive development despite Western sanctions, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said on Wednesday.
- Portfolio of export orders for Russian defense industry stands at $49 billion - deputy PM TASS 01 Jul 2015 -- The portfolio of export orders for Russian defense companies stands at $49 billion, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin said on Wednesday.
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