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Articles with tag "Myanmar"

Russia Sends Rescuers to Myanmar After Deadly Earthquake

Russia’s Emergency Situations Ministry, acting on orders from President Vladimir Putin, sent two teams to assist in search and rescue operations.

Putin Praises Myanmar Ties as Junta Chief Visits Moscow

Russia is a crucial arms supplier to Myanmar’s military-led government, which has struggled to suppress armed resistance since seizing power in a 2021...
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Russian Navy Ships Arrive in Myanmar for Joint Drills

Moscow held similar exercises with the Myanmar military junta last year.
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Russia's Navy Chief Kicks Off Myanmar Naval Drills

Ahead of the joint exercises, Russian Admiral Nikolai Yevmenov met junta leader Min Aung Hlaing.
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Myanmar Buys Diesel Fuel From Russia, Junta Chief Says

Myanmar’s junta chief Min Aung Hlaing agreed to import petrol from Russia during his last trip.

Russia Backs Myanmar Junta's Efforts to 'Stabilize' Country – FM

The junta has turned increasingly to allies like Russia as the coup and violent crackdown on dissent has sparked global outrage.

Myanmar Junta Chief Visits Moscow

Russian state media reported the military chief was due to meet officials from Moscow's space and nuclear agencies. 

Russia on Track to Deliver Fighter Jets to Myanmar – Reports

Russia will deliver Su-30 jets and Yak-130 training aircraft to Myanmar's military junta, a top defense cooperation official reportedly said.

Russian Military Delegation Secretly Visited Myanmar Ahead of Junta Leader’s Moscow Visit – Reports

A 20-member Russian delegation led by two Navy officers reportedly visited Myanmar’s capital and its commercial center last month.

Rights Advocates Slam Russia Over Myanmar Junta Chief’s Moscow Visit

Min Aung Hlaing’s visit to Moscow comes as the two countries continue to deepen their military cooperation.

Russia, Myanmar Agree to Bolster Ties

Russia's Security Council chief and junta leader Min Aung Hlaing "reaffirmed their desire to further strengthen bilateral cooperation."
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