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While the "war against ISIS" has been quietly pulled from the front pages in recent months (even as both Russia and the US continue to pile forces into Syria), having served its political purpose, it continues on the ground. As evidence we have the f
The Express reports, VLADIMIR Putin sent Russian mercenaries to fight in Ukraine and Syria in secret black ops missions he could deny any involvement in, a report has claimed.
The US Department of Defense claims that Russia has continued to engage in airstrikes in Syria after Moscow announced the withdrawal of its air group from the country, Pentagon Press Secretary Peter Cook said in a press briefing on Tuesday.
JOHN INGHAM for the Express reports, RUSSIA'S withdrawal of forces from Syria began today but the Kremlin vowed to carry on bombing.
Sputnik reports, Erdo?an Karaku?, a Chairman of the Turkish Union of retired officers and a Lieutenant-General of the Turkish Air Force, said in an interview with Sputnik, "I hope that soon the incident of the shot down Russian aircraft will be h
What's the Russian withdrawal from Syria all about?
American presstitutes, such as the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, expressed surprise at Russia's support for the Syrian ceasefire, which Russia has been seeking, by Putin's halt to attacks on the Islamic State and a partial withdrawa
Russian President Vladimir Putin's abrupt announcement that Russia would begin "the withdrawal of the main part" of its military "contingent" from Syria has been widely seen not only as a welcome surprise, but also as a hopeful fillip to se
TOM BATCHELOR of the Express reports, A SUPERFORCE of Russian and US warplanes could finally extinguish Islamic State's dream of a caliphate in Syria after the historic foes made a pact that could turn the tide in the war against terror.
Having collapsed just over a month ago, peace talks to end the Syrian strife resumed today amid the "fragile" truce brokered by US and Russia. So that makes the following even more intriguing:
Moscow warns Ankara that it will fiercely resist an invasion of Syria
Urges US to 'Prevent' Russia From Backing Kurdish YPG
TASS reports Russia and India will hold joint exercises of airborne troops in the coming months, the press service of the Russian Defense Ministry told TASS on Tuesday.
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Russia has bolstered its military and asserted itself on the world stage with a forcefulness not seen since the Cold War, ratcheting up tensions with the West. Here is what Russia has been doing to reclaim its influence.
In his annual marathon news conference Thursday morning, Russian President Vladimir Putin referred to Russia's intervention in the Syrian civil war as a military "exercise" for Russia's "air forces, air defense," and "intelligence."
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A Russian destroyer had to open warning fire as a Turkish fishing vessel sailed on a collision course towards them and didn't respond to calls from the warship, the Russian Defense Ministry reported.
The Su-24 being shot down last month gave grounds for war, Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev has claimed
Leader says new cruise missiles can be equipped with nuclear warheads and conventional warheads
In a huge stunning announcement just now by the Russian Foreign Minister, Russia presented direct evidence of Turkey buying illegal oil from the black market supporting terrorists. In this video we go over the important revelations by the Russians, i
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Hollande, Putin Agree on Increased Intel Sharing
Hey, remember back in those "good ol' days" we called the Cold War when we thought World War Three would begin over some penny-ante border skirmish in Europe?
According to Turkish media, Ankara halted the flights of its aviation over Syria.
On Tuesday evening, we took a close look at the circumstances surrounding Turkey's decision to shoot down a Russian Su-24 near the Syrian border.
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday ordered state-of-the art air defense missile systems to be deployed at a Russian air base in Syria following the downing of a Russian warplane by Turkey, a move that raised the threat of confrontation bet
"To jaw-jaw is always better than to war-war," as Sir Winston Churchill put it at a White House luncheon on June 1954.
