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Russia Wraps up War Games Near Tajik-Afghan Border

Russia rounded off joint military exercises in Tajikistan with high-octane war games.

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Japan Developing Drone-Based Hypersonic Missile Detection: Report

Japan is developing a drone-based hypersonic missile detection system, local media reported citing the country’s ministry of defense.

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Russia Launches New Arctic Military Drills

The Russian Northern Fleet has launched a new series of drills in the Arctic, with ground and air exercises involving warships, submarines, and support vessels.

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Russia to Test-Fire Anti-Tank Missile From Orion Combat Drone: Report

Russia will test-fire an anti-tank missile from the Orion combat drone in the fall, state media reported.

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Russia Developing Air-Launched Hypersonic Missile: Official

Russia is developing a long-range hypersonic missile for its aerospace force, a senior military official has revealed.

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Deadly Clashes in Syria’s Daraa Kill 23: Monitor

Eight civilians including several children were among 23 people killed in the fiercest clashes to rock Syria's Daraa province.

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Armenia to Request Russian Military Deployment on Azerbaijan Border

Armenia requested the deployment of Russian border guards along the country's frontier with Azerbaijan to prevent further escalation after new clashes.

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US Sees ‘Substantive’ Talks With Russia on Arms Control

The United States held "professional and substantive" talks with Russia focused on arms control, as the two powers met in Geneva in a fresh bid to bring stability to a fraught relationship.

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Russia Conducting Large-Scale Exercises Involving Military Robots

In its continuous focus on robotics technology, Russia is set to tests two new military robots in an upcoming exercise.

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Russian Double-Seater Su-57 Will Control ‘Wingman’ Drones: Source

Russia is developing a two-seat Su-57 fighter for tandem flight with the Okhotnik combat drone, state media reported citing a source.

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