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Finland jets monitor Russian fighters on border flights
Finland's Defence Ministry says it has scrambled jets twice in the past 24 hours to monitor suspected airspace violations by Russian fighters.
A Russian Su-27 fighter was detected in the Gulf of Finland south of Porvoo late on Thursday, the ministry said.
Another Russian Su-27 was detected on a suspicious flight there earlier. "Russian military aviation over the Baltic Sea has been intense," it said.
Finland is not in Nato but co-operates closely with the 28-nation alliance.
Porvoo lies just east of Helsinki, and is 140km (87 miles) from the Russian border.
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Russian MoD pondering re-launch of military bases in Cuba and Vietnam – Deputy Defense Minister
Moscow is considering plans to return to Cuba and Vietnam where it had military bases in the past, Russia’s Deputy Defense Minister Nikolay Pankov said on Friday, according to RIA news agency.
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Russian MoD pondering re-launch of military bases in Cuba and Vietnam – Deputy Defense Minister
Moscow is considering plans to return to Cuba and Vietnam where it had military bases in the past, Russia’s Deputy Defense Minister Nikolay Pankov said on Friday, according to RIA news agency.
Shoigu: Information becomes another armed forces component
MOSCOW. March 28 (Interfax) - Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu has described the media as a type of weapon, which cannot be used "in a negative way."
"The day has come when we all have to admit that a word, a camera, a photo, the Internet, and information in general have become yet another type of weapons, yet another component of the armed forces. This weapon can be used in a good and in a bad way. This is a weapon that was involved in various events in our country in different years, both in our defeats and in our victories," Shoigu said at an award ceremony of the MEDIA-ACE journalistic contest instituted by the Defense Ministry.
Coming on the heels of Russia’s excoriation of the United States for its accidental bombing of Syrian forces, the destruction of the UN aid convoy on Sept. 19 poisoned every ounce of trust built up by the ceasefire accord concluded scarcely one week before. Moscow’s perfidy has been at least as galling as its brutality in Aleppo. Yet, as long as the administration believes it is doomed to a Hobson’s choice between the errors of Bush's intervention in Iraq and endless diplomacy, it is difficult to envisage a change of course that would alter realities in Syria or diminish Russia’s ‘indispensability’ to conflict resolution.
have a friend down in florida getting hit right now, internet is down but he called me and is doing good.
we wouldn't have a problem with anyone if we weren't over there, still to this day I'm asking why we are.
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I am sure its a spoof but Russian weatherman discussing a nuclear strike on the USA..
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COLD WAR 2: Russian Weather Report Discusses Nuclear Strike Against US: "nuke strike in Nebraska knocks out electronic devices"
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A thin-cased 100 kiloton weapon optimized for gamma ray production (or even the relatively-primitive super oralloy bomb of more than 61 years ago) detonated 250 to 300 miles above Nebraska, might destroy just about every piece of unprotected electronic equipment in the continental United States, southern Canada and northern Mexico (except for small items not connected to any external wiring). Such a weapon would also very likely knock out 70 to 100 percent of the electrical grid in this very large area. Nearly all unprotected electronic communications systems would be knocked out. In the best of circumstances, as completely unprepared for such an event as we are now, reconstruction would take at least three years if the weapon were large enough to destroy large power grid transformers.
According to him, the aircraft carrier on Monday, 26 September, left the waters of the 35th shipyard, went to the Barents Sea and is located near the Kildin Island. "To date, he took a full ammunition, including Wing" - said the source. It is assumed that in the next few days, the ship will return to Severomorsk for replenishment (water, fuel, food) for that he would need at least 10 days.
The US has called for a war crimes investigation into Russia's actions in Syria - saying Moscow owes the world an explanation. Secretary of State John Kerry said Russian and Syrian strikes on hospitals "beg for an appropriate investigation of war crimes". He said such attacks are "way beyond" accidental at this point, and accused Moscow and Damascus of undertaking a "targeted strategy ... to terrorise civilians".
originally posted by: deviant300
John Kerry demands war crimes probe into Russia's actions in Syria - SkyNews
The US has called for a war crimes investigation into Russia's actions in Syria - saying Moscow owes the world an explanation. Secretary of State John Kerry said Russian and Syrian strikes on hospitals "beg for an appropriate investigation of war crimes". He said such attacks are "way beyond" accidental at this point, and accused Moscow and Damascus of undertaking a "targeted strategy ... to terrorise civilians".
originally posted by: deviant300
John Kerry demands war crimes probe into Russia's actions in Syria - SkyNews
The US has called for a war crimes investigation into Russia's actions in Syria - saying Moscow owes the world an explanation. Secretary of State John Kerry said Russian and Syrian strikes on hospitals "beg for an appropriate investigation of war crimes". He said such attacks are "way beyond" accidental at this point, and accused Moscow and Damascus of undertaking a "targeted strategy ... to terrorise civilians".
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Current Intel suggests that #Russia will likely conduct nuclear ballistic missile testing in the coming days
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