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Articles with tag "U.S."

arms control

Putin Orders Reciprocal Russian Response to U.S. Missile Test

Russia cannot stand idly by, Putin told Russia's Security Council.
cancelled invitation

Ukraine, EU Oppose Trump's Suggestion of Readmitting Russia to G7

"Nothing has changed since March, 2014, when Russia's participation in the G8 was stopped," Volodymyr Zelenskiy said.
international security

Russia Says U.S. Missile Deployments in Asia Would Be a Threat

Earlier, U.S. Defense Secretary said that he was in favor of placing ground-launched, intermediate-range missiles in Asia relatively soon.
visa struggles

Russian Chess Legend Karpov Unable to Get U.S. Visa, His Friend Says

Karpov has been helping train top young U.S. chess players at the Chess Max Academy for the past two years.
international peace

Russia, China Call for UN Security Council Meeting On U.S. Missile Developments

The Pentagon said it had tested a conventionally configured cruise missile that hit its target after more than 500 kilometers of flight.
Planes Return

Russian Nuclear-Capable Bombers Leave Airfield Opposite Alaska

On Wednesday, Russia flew two bombers to a far eastern Russian region opposite Alaska as part of a training exercise.
Training Exercise

Russia Flies Nuclear-Capable Bombers to Region Facing the U.S.

The move was part of a training exercise that state media said showed Moscow's ability to park nuclear arms on the United States' doorstep.
Arms Race

Kremlin Says It Is Winning Arms Race Against U.S. Despite Rocket Explosion

The Kremlin boasted it was winning the race to develop new cutting edge nuclear weapons.
economic stagnation

Now It’s Trump’s Fault That Putin’s Economy Just Won’t Grow

The U.S. president’s trade war with China has weighed on the global economy.
attempts of provocations

Russia Accuses U.S. of Meddling in Its Affairs With Protest Warning

The U.S. Embassy had warned U.S. nationals on its website to avoid a Moscow protest route.
battered relations

Russia Says Outgoing U.S. Envoy Failed to Repair Poor Ties

Huntsman's term was overshadowed by U.S. sanctions on Moscow and tit-for-tat diplomatic expulsions.
arms control

Russia Will Develop New Nuclear Missiles if Washington Does, Putin Says

Putin blamed the U.S. for the demise of the treaty, but said it was essential for Moscow and Washington to resume arms control talks.
arms race

Russia Says It Would Respond to U.S. Missile Deployments in Asia

Russia would respond defensively to any threats, the Deputy Foreign Minister said.
arms control

Russia Asks U.S. for Missile Moratorium as Nuclear Pact Ends

The U.S. formally withdrew from the INF on Friday, after accusing Russia of developing a banned missile.
opinion
Leonid Bershidsky

Russiagate Is Deader Than Ever

A judge has ruled it was actually fine to publish material stolen by the Russian intelligence — even if the Trump campaign had done it.
'dangerous point'

Russia Senses U.S. Wants Pretext for Persian Gulf Conflict

"There are risks of a large-scale military clash," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said.
thaw in relations

Russia to Grant Some Visas to U.S.-Embassy Backed Moscow School

Russia last month blocked visas for 30 teachers and administrators at the school, founded in 1949 to educate the children of diplomats.
nuclear capacity

Russia Says U.S. May Be Aiming to Quit Nuclear Test Ban Treaty

The U.S. is set to pull out of the Nuclear Forces Treaty accord, saying it needs to develop its own warheads to deter Moscow.
military intelligence

Downed U.S. Drone Was in Iranian Airspace, Putin's Aide Says

He added that U.S. evidence alleging Iran was behind attacks on ships was unprofessional.
Word of Warning

Russia Warns of Repeat of Cuban Missile Crisis – Reports

Russia has been fiercely critical of U.S. plans to deploy missile systems in eastern Europe.
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