Russia Suffers Setbacks in Strategic Nuclear Forces Modernization, Unsuccessful Tests of Yars, Bulava and Sarmat Missiles Raise Concerns
On November 1, 2023, russia conducted unsuccessful tests of the RS-24 Yars intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), which is the main element of the ground component of russia’s strategic nuclear forces.
Rare M-55 Geophysica High-Altitude Aircraft Was Put into Operation and Equipped with ELINT Container from Su-34 Fighter
A photo has surfaced showing a rare M-55 Geophysica high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft flying from Ramenskoe airfield near Moscow, suggesting that russia has taken it out of storage and resumed flights of this type of aircraft.
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Why Targeting russian Warships in Dry Docks is the Only Choice Ukraine Has
Ukraine has destroyed three russian vessels in dry dock in occupied Crimea, including the Minsk landing ship, the Rostov-na-Donu submarine and the Askold missile corvette. All three vessels destroyed in occupied Crimea were docked for repairs and maintenance at the time of the strikes.
Russia Admits the S-400 System Cannot Repel Ballistic Missiles Even with Newest 40N6 Interceptors
Russian state-owned newspaper Izvestia inadvertently admitted that the S-400 air defense system cannot engage ballistic missiles while trying to promote its supremacy over Western missile systems.
India Backstabs russia by Developing Own S-400 System: Project Estimated at $2.5 Million and Only 5 Years
India has launched a national program called Project Kusha to develop a long-range air defense missile system with a range of up to 350 kilometers, the capability to engage low-visibility aircraft and the ability to intercept ballistic missiles.
Read more: Chronicle of the russian federation Crimes in Ukraine (October 2023)
