NATO–Russia relations - Page 13

Russia is ready to sever ties with the EU if the bloc imposes new, economically painful sanctions, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says.

As clashes between Armenian and Azeri forces continued on Monday over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region, the two rivals accused each other of using Syrian militants on the battlefield – but neither provided any proof.

Erdogan, Putin 'voice concern' over Idlib as Turkey says 33 of its troops were killed in Syrian government attacks.

The advanced Russian nuclear hypersonic glider entered combat service on Friday with the first regiment of Avangard-armed missiles now operational, the defense minister reported.

Turkey Nears Russia Missile-Production Deal After NATO Warnings

Ukraine and Russia have agreed to implement a "full and comprehensive" ceasefire in eastern Ukraine by the end of 2019, after top-level talks.

NATO talks in U.K. touch on everything from terrorism to China's rise

Two leaders have testy public encounter at summit marking the alliance’s 70th anniversary

Gunboats and a tug were taken near the Russia-annexed Crimea in 2018

French President Emmanuel Macron was the perfect man to diagnose NATO as being ‘brain-dead’, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov quipped, saying Moscow is ready for the bloc’s recovery from all ailments.

There are fears Russia is testing a secret superweapon, following a deadly explosion and a strange backflip on an evacuation order of a nearby village.

Nato will aim to avoid a new arms race with Russia, its secretary general says, after the US formally withdrew from a key nuclear treaty with Moscow.

Turkey has received the first parts of a Russian S-400 missile defence system despite opposition from the US.

In an extraordinary and unprecedented move, the head of NATO has warned the US not to be “naive” about the risks of “a new Cold War”.

President Donald Trump has demanded Russia withdraw its troops from crisis-torn Venezuela. But Moscow has hit back as tensions flare.

US President Donald Trump has confirmed Washington’s withdrawal from the INF Treaty with Russia, a centerpiece of nuclear arms control since the Cold War. He also said that NATO allies fully support his decision

"The Avangard has cost hundreds of times less than what the U.S. has spent on its missile defense," Ivanov said.

Russia may easily respond to the US withdrawal from the milestone INF Treaty by developing new types of land-based missiles, Vladimir Putin said, warning that Washington's decision to pull out “is one step towards an arms race.”

Russia would immediately target any European nation that agreed to deploy US missiles on their soil, Vladimir Putin has said, following the announcement from Washington that it would withdraw from a landmark arms control treaty..

The United States on Thursday indicted seven Russian intelligence officers for conspiring to hack computers and steal data, including attempts to break into the computer networks of the nuclear power company Westinghouse Electric Co.