Category: World
Moma class (Project 861M) Russian intelligence gathering ship ‘Kildin’ has passed Bosfor. Now, it has been moving to the Syrian…
This is the newst update of the ‘U.S. Carrier Strike Groups Locations Map’ exclusive series showing the approximate locations of U.S. Carrier Strike…
The Turkish government prefers to fight Kurds instead of ISIS Today, the Turkish Army and police have entered the Kurdish city of…
The unipolar world order has ceased to exist and the longtime practice of using one country’s laws on the territory of…
On Thursday, Russian Air Forces targeted a terrorist training camp and a command center in the sector of Maaret-En-Nuuman, the Russian…
Originally appeared at IN4S, translated by Slavko Kovačević exclusively for SouthFront A large group of Montenegrin academicians, university professors and other…
Iraq’s government would welcome Russian air strikes against Islamic State, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Thursday. “It is a…
It’s very interesting analysis of the Russian involvement into the Syrian War Original written by Dmitriy Yevstavyev and posted on his Facebook…
We even aren’t surprised that Ukrainian media disseminate tihs “tidings of great joy”. On October 1, the Ukrainian popular news website, «Диалог. UA», posted…
Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking at a session of the General Assembly of the United Nations pointed out the seven…
Written by Akram abu Abs exclusively for SouthFront The Saudi-led coalition is still unable to gain a major military success despite…
India might team up with its longstanding friend Russia in a bid to modernise the Indian Army, as it plans…
It’s hard to believe, but deal shows promise Originally appeared at Antiwar Talks continue on the East Ukraine civil war,…
As a result of Russian Aerospace Forces’ pinpoint bomb attack, a plant aimed for preparation of cars for explosion located…
Information on casualties among civilians appeared in Western media before Russian arcraft left ground, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Thursday….
