Russia military news sputnik
Here are some recent military news articles from Sputnik, a Russian state-owned news agency:
Recent Articles:
- Russia's S-400 Missile System to Be Deployed in Syria (March 2023)
Russia's S-400 Triumf air defense missile system will be deployed in Syria to protect Russian military personnel and facilities, the Russian Defense Ministry announced.
- Russia's New Su-57 Fighter Jet to Enter Service in 2023 (February 2023)
Russia's Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet is expected to enter service with the Russian Air Force in 2023, according to the Russian Defense Ministry.
- Russia's Navy to Receive New Submarines and Warships in 2023 (January 2023)
Russia's Navy is set to receive new submarines and warships in 2023, including the Project 885M Yasen-M submarine and the Project 22350 frigate.
- Russia's Military to Receive New T-14 Armata Tanks in 2023 (December 2022)
Russia's military is set to receive new T-14 Armata tanks in 2023, which will be equipped with advanced armor and firepower.
- Russia's Aerospace Forces to Receive New MiG-35 Fighter Jets (November 2022)
Russia's Aerospace Forces are set to receive new MiG-35 fighter jets, which will be used for air-to-air combat and ground attack missions.
Trending Topics:
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Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Sputnik reports on the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, including military operations, ceasefire agreements, and diplomatic efforts.
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NATO-Russia Tensions: Sputnik covers the tensions between NATO and Russia, including military exercises, sanctions, and diplomatic disputes.
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Russian Military Modernization: Sputnik reports on Russia's military modernization efforts, including the development of new weapons systems, military technology, and personnel training.
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International Military Cooperation: Sputnik covers Russia's military cooperation with other countries, including joint exercises, arms sales, and military aid.
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Military Exercises and Drills: Sputnik reports on Russia's military exercises and drills, including large-scale exercises, naval drills, and air defense exercises.
Please note that Sputnik is a state-owned news agency, and its reporting may be biased towards the Russian government's perspective. It's always a good idea to fact-check and verify information from multiple sources.