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 ...

New images assessed by Business Insider show new roadworks, buildings, and modifications, with some sites undergoing rapid ...

Satellite imagery obtained by Swedish broadcaster SVT shows Russia has upgraded at least four nuclear weapons bases in proximity to NATO countries over recent years. Russia has been threatening the ...

Russia has agreed to build eight nuclear power plants in Iran, signaling a dramatic deepening of bilateral cooperation amid sanctions and Western opposition.

As the Ukraine conflict drags on and Russia nears completion of its nuclear modernization effort, experts ask: how many nuclear weapons does Russia have in 2025?

Rachel Maddow explains how Ukraine's "Spiderweb" drone operation, which destroyed several Russian military planes, exposed a huge global nuclear vulnerability.

The following is the May 22, 2025, Congressional Reserach Service In Focus report, Russia’s Nuclear Weapons. From the report Russia presents an “acute threat” to the United States and its ...

Russia’s former president claimed NATO’s newest members are potential targets for revenge strikes using nuclear weapons in the event of war — as the Kremlin expands its military bases along ...

The world is witnessing a new kind of global race—not for authority in space but for control over the global nuclear energy market. Nuclear power had long been considered risky owing to major ...

Russia’s growing technological assistance has the potential to bolster North Korea’s development of ICBMs and SLBMs, nuclear-powered submarines, and low yield nuclear weapons.

Satellite images, documents, photos, and expert witnesses reveal extensive construction activity at a site in Belarus previously identified as a site that may house Russian nuclear weapons.

The Akademik Lomonosov floating nuclear power plant in Russia's Arctic Chukotka region has generated its first billion kilowatt hours, as it approaches five years since entering commercial operation.