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Foreign suppliers stopped supporting the program in 2022 after Western countries imposed sanctions against Moscow in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

The Yak-38 went on to see limited service with the Soviet Navy, but it wasn't all that popular with pilots for quite a few reasons.

An official from Russia’s Natural Resources Ministry has been arrested on bribery charges, local media reported Tuesday.

‘When you look at the Russia-China relationship, the ‘no limits’ partnership is starting to bump up against a few limits,’ one expert says.

Even if Russia's sole aircraft carrier returns to service next year, it probably won't have a fully functioning air wing any time soon.

There have been security problems.

The Irish company entered the U.S. market on Halloween, but it will deliver more than just candy and chocolate to Dallas-Fort Worth residents.

The disappearance of a Ukrainian immigrant sent authorities investigating possible ties to the Russian mob, yet to learn that the answers might land at the feet of a suspected serial killer in Brooklyn. Russian translator Irina Malezhik, 46, moved to the United States after divorcing her husband in Ukraine, citing New York City as the “center of the universe,” friend and landlord Alla Berger said in the season finale of New York Homicide, now available on Oxygen. Malezhik was succe...

Never-before-released archival files reveal Washington’s error in cudgeling Ukraine to give up its nuclear weapons despite the risk of a Russian invasion.

IWM Duxfords 50th anniversary flying season ended in style at the Flying Finale.