Tag: russian

January 7, 2016 0

Washington Quietly Lifts Sanctions on Russian Rockets

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Popular Science in its article " Congress Moves to Lift Ban on Using Russian Rocket Engines " claims: After Russia invaded Crimea, Congress swore off Russian rocket engines. But its ban on using these rockets to launch military payloads into space was perhaps a bit too hasty. A new bill approved by Congress has found a way to nullify the ban.  United Launch Alliance (ULA), a joint venture of Boeing and Lockheed Martin that has long been the primary contractor for launching Defense Department payloads into space, relies on the Russian-made RD-180

December 3, 2015 0

Russian Retaliation Will Be Defeating NATO in Syria

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It was a link to an article published just ahead of the incident titled, " US air force Gen Selva visits Ankara to discuss terror, Syria ," which stated specifically (emphasis added): Vice Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Paul J.

November 27, 2015 0

Unbelievable Lie of the Day: Turkey Says It Had Not Recognized the Aircraft as Russian When it Shot it Down

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This unbelievable statement comes as Hollande and Putin Seek Common Ground but Remain at Odds Over Syrian Targets . The leaders of France and Russia held more than three hours of talks at the Kremlin focusing on the fate of the Syrian president and on which parts of the armed opposition should be protected from air strikes. The summit was part of Mr Hollande’s push for a broader coalition against Islamist radicals Isis after the attacks in Paris a week ago.

October 28, 2015 0

The Life and Death of a Russian Soldier

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Links The Life and Death of a Russian Soldier The West ignores its own veteran suicides, and seeks to use those in other countries for propaganda value.  October 28, 2015 (Op-Ed by  Dmitry Vorsin – Treacherous Treat ) – On the early morning of August 6, 1915, the German offensive against the Russian fortress of Osowiec begun with a wicked trick against humanity – a gas attack. The defenders refused to yield even after on of the most brutal artillery bombardments in history, but even when the fortress itself was reduced to rubble, the surviving Russian soldiers used stones and craters for protection