Russian Navy

Russia Plans Kalibr-Armed Ship Deployment Near ‘NATO Lake’ 

Russia reportedly plans to deploy missile ships in a lake near the Baltic Sea in response to NATO’s expansion in the region.

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Russia to Build Naval Base in Breakaway Georgian Region

Russia's navy will establish a base on the Black Sea coast of a separatist region in Georgia, its leader said, as Moscow's warships face mounting attack by Ukraine.

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Russia, China Hold Joint Naval War Games

Russian and Chinese warships are conducting joint maritime patrols in the Pacific Ocean involving rescue training and drills for countering air strikes.

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Turkey Warned Russia After Black Sea Ship Attack: Ankara

Turkey warned Moscow to avoid further escalations after a Turkish-owned cargo vessel was attacked by the Russian navy last weekend.

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Russian Submarines ‘On Track’ to Get Hypersonic Missiles: Shipbuilder

Russia will equip its Yasen-class nuclear-powered submarines with Zircon hypersonic missiles to bolster their combat capabilities.

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Russia Upgrading Naval Fleet’s Counter-Drone Capabilities

Russia is equipping its naval fleet with new protection systems to counter surface and underwater drones.

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Russian Spy Ships Planning North Sea Sabotage: Media Report

A documentary aired by Nordic public broadcasters claimed Russia is suspected of having a spy program in the North Sea planning the sabotage of energy infrastructures in Northern Europe.

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Putin Oversees Launch of New Warships, Submarines

President Putin oversaw the commissioning of several new warships and a nuclear-powered submarine as he vowed to further strengthen Russia's navy.

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Ukraine Launches Fundraising Campaign to Build 100 Naval Drones 

Ukraine has launched a crowdfunding campaign to build 100 multi-purpose unmanned surface vessels.

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Russia May Develop Naval Variant of Su-57 Fighter: Report

Russia may develop a naval variant of the Su-57 fighter jet for carrier-borne operations, state-owned media said.

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