Long Range Weapons News Today

Russian social media reports that two airports were closed accompanied by mass employee evacuations after two drones were spotted over Tatarstan on Thursday, May 23.

Russia has announced plans to conduct drills simulating the use of tactical nuclear weapons, citing provocative statements from Western officials about the Ukraine conflict. This marks the first time Russia has publicly announced such drills, which are intended to increase readiness. The announcement comes amid heightened tension between Russia and NATO, with some Western leaders suggesting potential military involvement in Ukraine. In a separate incident, Ukrainian drones reportedly struck vehi...

Russia has an advantage in long-range weapons, which makes it difficult for Ukrainian troops to approach Russian forces and advance during its counteroffensive, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday.

Head of the President's Office of Ukraine Andriy Yermak believes that the decision to transfer long-range weapons to Ukraine will be made.

In the early morning of the 20th local time, U.S. President Biden took the presidential plane "Air Force One" and left Andrews Air Force Base for Ukraine. He then met with Ukrainian President Zelensky in Kiev. On February 20, 2023 local time, US President Biden and Ukrainian President Zelensky met and talked in front of a church in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has warned of a “real possibility” that the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, now ...

A senior Russian Foreign Ministry official warns the Western countries that supplying long-range and more advanced weapons to Ukraine would be crossing Russia’s red lines and in that case they have to be ready for Russia’s response.

The commander of the Iranian Army's Ground Force says his force is now in possession of precision strike, smart and long-range weapons.

"The longer the range of the systems that will be delivered, the further we will move back the Nazis," Russias foreign minister said Monday.

Putin warned Sunday his military will strike "new targets," after his ally Medvedev spoke of hitting "decision-making centers" outside Ukraine.