On Saturday, August 12, 2000, the Russian nuclear submarine K‑141 Kursk blew apart during an exercise in the cold Barents Sea ...

A Ukrainian military officer, speaking on the condition of anonymity, told Kyiv Post that Ukraine was increasingly using various Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to target Russian air defense systems.

The Unmanned Systems Forces eliminated three Buk anti-aircraft missile systems in the Kursk Oblast of russia ... defense system The Buk-M3 is one of the latest modifications of the Soviet ...

Underwater tracking devices believed to have been planted by Russian vessels have washed ashore on the United Kingdom’s coastline, raising concerns about surveillance of the Royal Navy’s nuclear ...

a former minister has said. Tobias Ellwood made the comments after it was revealed the navy had captured a number of Russian sensors suspected of trying to spy on Britain’s nuclear submarines.

new investigation has revealed that Russian surveillance sensors have been discovered tracking the United Kingdom’s nuclear submarines—an alarming development that military officials consider ...

But a gradual retreat - and then a rapid Russian counterattack - has in recent weeks pushed most Ukrainian troops out of Russia’s Kursk region, costing Ukraine its only territorial bargaining ...

The article also highlights the potential threat posed by Russia's submarine capabilities ... We are seeing phenomenal amounts of Russian activity," said a senior serving British military figure.

Russian propaganda is spreading fake news about the alleged use of chemical weapons by the Ukrainian Defense Forces in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation. The Center for Countering ...

Just as Ukrainian forces are battling to keep their grip on a sliver of Russia’s Kursk region they captured last year, they have tried to stage a little-publicised incursion into the adjacent Belgorod ...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukrainian forces are containing 64,000 Russian soldiers in Russia’s Kursk region, preventing them from attacking other parts of the front line.