Echoes of Chernobyl in Kremlin's Reaction to Deadly Nuclear Missile Test
Contradictory information out of Moscow and local authorities sparked public fears of a government cover- up.
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With 'Chernobyl,' Jared Harris Learned a Shocking Truth About Nuclear Destruction
In "Chernobyl," Jared Harris plays Valery Legasov, the real-life scientist the Soviet government called after the nuclear acc...
Russian Fighter Jet Wards Off NATO F-18 Nearing Minister's Plane
There have been frequent encounters between Russian and NATO aircraft in recent years.
Russians Killed in Missile Test Blast Were Working on 'New Weapons'
The accident took place at an Arctic facility on Thursday, but authorities only admitted its nuclear nature on Saturday.
US, Canadian Fighters Intercept Russian Bombers off Alaskan Coast
American and Canadian jets intercepted a pair of Russian Tu-95s in international airspace off the coast of Alaska.
Pentagon Chief Visits Mongolia to Strengthen Military Bonds
Esper's stop in Ulaanbaatar underscored its role in America's strategy that lists China and Russia as priority competitors.
Russian Military Says 2 Dead, 4 Injured by Rocket Explosion
The ministry said the explosion occurred at a military shooting range in Nyonoksa in the northwestern Arkhangelsk region.
Russia's Military Drone Makes Successful Maiden Flight
The single-engine Okhotnik bears a visual resemblance to Lockheed Martin U.S. RQ-170 Sentinel drone.
12 Injured, 1 Missing in Russian Military Depot Fire
The explosions have also forced more than 16,500 people to leave their homes.
US-Russia Arms Control Treaty Dies; US to Test New Weapon
Washington and Moscow walked out of the Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty that Reagan and Gorbachev signed in 1987.
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