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Articles with tag "Navy"
Watching from above
U.S. Jets Monitor Russia’s North Atlantic Submarine Drills – Interfax
U.S.-made Poseidon jets have performed near-daily patrols of the area since the submarine drills started.
I challenge you
Russian Nuclear Subs Stage Arctic ‘Duel’
The two submarines impersonated each other’s enemies and practiced pursuit and evasion techniques.
powerful maneuvers
Russian Submarines Hone Stealth Skills in Major North Atlantic Drill – Norwegian Intel
Such maneuvers from the Northern Fleet haven’t been seen since the days of the Cold War.
New missile
Russian Nuclear Sub Test-Fires New ICBM
The Bulava missile flew thousands of kilometers from the White Sea to Kamchatka.
murky waters
Sweden Spent $2M Hunting for Nonexistent ‘Russian Sub’ – Reports
Suspicions of a Russian sub in Swedish waters sparked the country’s biggest military mobilization since the Cold War.
NUCLEAR TESTING
Massive Nuclear War Games Start in Russian Arctic
More than 12,000 troops are taking part in nuclear war games across Russia’s arctic regions this week.
Arctic waters
New Russian Nuclear-Powered Sub to Be Delivered to Northern Fleet
With a second Borei-class submarine, the number of Bulava ballistic missiles deployed for patrol in the Barents and Arctic Seas will be doubled.
Arctic buildup
Russia Test Fires Missiles From Submarines in the Barents Sea
The Defense Ministry said the ship missile systems' efficiency was confirmed during the tests.
'national control'
Britain Bans Submarine Exports to Russia Over Undersea Cable Concerns
Britain claims Russia is developing “the ability to track, access and disrupt undersea communication cables” that power the global internet.
'Ocean Shield'
Over 10K Russian Troops Deployed for Baltic Naval Drills
Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has vowed to hold the maneuvers on a regular basis.
Seafarer Spectacle
Russia's Navy Day Sets Sail in St. Petersburg
The city where Peter the Great first envisioned Russia's naval power still celebrates the modern Russian Navy.
In photos
Russian Navy Comes Out in Force for St. Petersburg Parade Rehearsal
Battleships, submarines and aviation paraded down the Neva River on Tuesday.
Submarine fire
Russian Sailors Killed in Nuclear Sub Fire May Have Averted ‘Global Catastrophe’ – Official
Moscow's slow release of information about the incident has been compared to the Soviet Union's handling of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
Losharik sub
Super-Secret Russian Submarine Will Be Repaired and Returned to Service
The fire started in the battery compartment but did not affect the reactor, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu reported to Vladimir Putin.
Submarine disaster
Russia Confirms Submarine Hit by Deadly Fire Was Nuclear-Powered
Russian officials have faced accusations of trying to cover up the full details of the accident that killed 14 sailors.
Showing off
Two Russian Warships Sail Into Norwegian Sea Ahead of NATO Drills
Their mission was to “demonstrate Russian naval presence” in the Atlantic Ocean.
Looking back
The 5 Deadliest Submarine Accidents in Soviet and Russian History
Some of the biggest submarine accidents that have taken place in Russia and the U.S.S.R.
finding parallels
Critics Accuse Russia of Covering Up Nuclear Sub Fire, Compare to Chernobyl
Nearly two days on, there was still no word on whether the submarine was nuclear-powered.
Explainer
What We Know About Russia’s Deadly Nuclear Sub Fire So Far
The fire that killed 14 sailors on Monday is Russia's deadliest submarine accident since 2008.
submarine standoff
Russian Kilo-Class Sub May Surface Through NATO Anti-Submarine Exercise
The Kilo-class Vladikavkaz is en route to St. Petersburg from the Kola Peninsula.
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