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October 5, 2016

Russia’s Military Sophistication in the Arctic Sends Echoes of the Cold War

Wall Street Journal: When the U.S. wants to learn what Russia is doing in the Arctic, it often turns to

September 30, 2016

Russia’s Deadliest Sub Test Fires 2 Nuclear-Capable Ballistic Missiles

The Diplomat: The nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) Yuri Dolgoruky test fired two Bulava (RSM-56) intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBM) from a

September 29, 2016

Lithuania to invest millions in missile defence systems as fears of Russian attack grow

Independent: Lithuania has confirmed it is in talks to purchase new missile systems worth up to €100 million, amid concerns

September 28, 2016

Russia Successfully Tests Sea-Based Bulava Ballistic Missile

Sputnik: Russia conducted on Tuesday a salvo test launch of sea-based Bulava intercontinental ballistic missile, the Defense Ministry said. The

September 27, 2016

Russia Plans to Buy BrahMos Air-to-Ground Missiles from India

China Topix: The capabilities of India’s BrahMos supersonic cruise missile are such that Russia is showing a strong interest in

September 23, 2016

Iskander in Armenia’s hands – threat to region’s security

Today AZ: Russia’s handing over the Iskander missile systems to Armenia can bring additional threats to the region, says Pavel

September 22, 2016

Russia moves missiles to Finnish border

YLE: Russia has announced that two s-400 missile defence systems have been moved to the Finnish border. Finland’s Defence Minister

September 19, 2016

Russian Iskander-M missile system: Credible Deterrent

Strategic Culture Foundation: The most modern weapons in the world produced by Russia were on display at the international military

September 16, 2016

Russian Nuclear Weapons Policy Increasingly Resembles That of North Korea

The Jamestown Foundation: Moscow reacted harshly to North Korea’s most recent nuclear test. “Such explicit disregard for the norms of

September 13, 2016

SS-21 Scarab: Russia’s forgotten (but deadly) ballistic missile

The National Interest: While NATO may preoccupied with the capabilities of Russia’s Iskander missile, the far more primitive Tochka, codenamed the