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How Ukraine is fighting its war at sea - Vimarsana News

How Ukraine is fighting its war at sea

Staff Writer Sam Bryan dissects Ukraine's unorthodox approach to naval warfare, critical in denying Russian superiority in the Black Sea.

NATO Ally Upgrades Helicopters to Hunt Russian Submarines at Night - Vimarsana News

NATO Ally Upgrades Helicopters to Hunt Russian Submarines at Night

"This is also an opportunity for Sweden to demonstrate its immediate value" to NATO, Ed Arnold of the U.K. think tank, RUSI, told Newsweek.

In-Person Event (July 26): Demystifying Russia's Tactical Nukes and Raising the West's Nuclear IQ - Vimarsana News

In-Person Event (July 26): Demystifying Russia's Tactical Nukes and Raising the West's Nuclear IQ

Wednesday, July 26 10:00 – 11:30 AM EDT 1310 L St., NW, 10th Floor Conference Room Washington, DC 20005 Since the early days of its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Russia has consistently employed various means of nuclear blackmail in an effort to push Kyiv, and its Western supporters, to the negotiating table. Vladimir Putin and other government officials have not …

NATO Has a Russian Submarine Problem - Vimarsana News

NATO Has a Russian Submarine Problem

NATO's underwater capabilities "atrophied" after the Cold War, experts have told Newsweek, while Russia has focused on underwater power

Final Pieces Falling Into Place to Enable Russian Amphibious Invasion of Ukraine in Black Sea Basin - Vimarsana News

Final Pieces Falling Into Place to Enable Russian Amphibious Invasion of Ukraine in Black Sea Basin

The security situation in the wider Black Sea region is quickly deteriorating and growing more dangerous. Six large, fully loaded amphibious assault ships (three from the Baltic Fleet and three from the Northern Fleet) sailed through the Turkish Straits into the Black Sea “for exercises” several days ago (see EDM, February 10) and already arrived at the Sevastopol naval base …