Russia has responded to President Trump’s new hardline Ukraine strategy with a mix of public dismissal and covert military escalation. -While former president Dmitry Medvedev mocked the US threat of ...

Russia’s Aggressive New Nuclear Strategy. Breaking with Soviet-era policy, the country has lowered its threshold for using nuclear weapons and built new missiles to carry out limited strikes. By .

Concern is growing in NATO over Russia's nuclear strategy and indications that Russian military planners may be lowering the threshold for using nuclear weapons in any conflict, alliance diplomats ...

Concern is growing in NATO over Russia's nuclear strategy and indications that Russian military planners may be lowering the threshold for using nuclear weapons in any conflict, alliance diplomats ...

Japan had initially planned the F-35Bs to support amphibious operations, but the initial six jets missed the target March ...

Russia’s tactical nuclear weapons, some of which President Vladimir Putin has said he plans to move into neighboring Belarus, are a central pillar of Moscow’s defense philosophy, but they ...

To counter the growing naval power of China and Pakistan, India has adopted a unique strategy of leasing advanced Russian nuclear and purchasing diesel-electric submarines. -This approach, which began ...

For instance, the following passage appears in the 2018 NPR on Russia’s nuclear strategy: Russian strategy and doctrine emphasize the potential coercive and military uses of nuclear weapons.

Here’s what one expert had to say about the new rhetoric, including what we know about the so-called tactical nuclear weapons Russia could theoretically use. CNN values your feedback 1.

The Biden Administration unveiled a new defense strategy Thursday that puts the U.S. military on a Cold War-footing with China and Russia, detailing a plan to confront two nuclear peer adversaries ...

Andriy Yermak: We must reject Russia’s nuclear blackmail. ... Tom Nichols: We have no nuclear strategy. The fight in Ukraine is not, despite what some have said, an existential war for Russia.