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Russia’s plan to add 180,000 troops will increase the risk of accidents like drones and missiles entering NATO territory, the ...

He was one of five people arrested in separate cases to counter efforts by hostile nation states to illicitly acquire sensitive U.S. technology.

Alexander Stepanov noted that after the completion of the special military operation more hotbeds of destabilization would emerge around the world, "which will include ex-representatives of paramilita ...

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Putin’s red lines ‘must be crossed to help Kyiv’ as Russia retakes Kursk villages - Putin expands Russian army’s ranks for ...

Separately on Monday, the U.S. Attorney's office in Boston said two men—Sam Bhambhani, 55, of North Attleboro, Massachusetts, and Maxim Teslenko, 35, of Moscow, Russia—were accused of selling laser ...

A Russian citizen living in Sarasota was arrested for illegally exporting technology with military applications used in ...

If you want another example of vanishing U.S. deterrence, consider the Biden Administration’s failure to stop Iran from providing Russia with ballistic missiles. Citing unidentified U.S. and European ...

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