A Russian military base that has reportedly seen Vladimir Putin's nuclear-powered missiles being tested appears to have been ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Kremlin have now expanded ... The bases are meant to serve as a new army headquarters for tens of thousands of troops over the next several years, all ...

Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Last year, Putin's army made substantial advances towards the easter city but fierce Ukrainian resistance over the winter has frustrated Russian efforts to ...

The officer was only detained by authorities months following the brutal attack. The Russian army is notorious for treating its soldiers harshly and showing no concern for their lives. Servicemen ...

Roughly 100 miles east of Finland, in the Russian city of Petrozavodsk, engineers are expanding army bases and establishing ... In contrast, President Vladimir Putin accused NATO of provoking ...

HELSINKI—With President Trump and many other world leaders preoccupied with the war in Ukraine, some Europeans are growing alarmed about what the Russian army has been doing much more quietly ...

Putin congratulated military personnel and said Ukraine's offensive "has completely failed." Servicemen of the 56th Air Assault Brigade of the Russian Army Sever (North) Group of Forces attend the ...

The EU has tightened its sanctions in an effort to pressure Putin into negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine and is ...

VLADIMIR Putin has expanded one of his nuclear weapons bases with new secured structures that could be used as missile launchpads. Bombshell satellite images show construction work inside the ...