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Can the Yury Dolgoruky fill the Yekaterinburg shoes?


Some Russian experts believe it is possible that Russia will reduce its offensive armaments below the level of 1,550 warheads stipulated in the New START treaty to 1,100-1,300 warheads in order to return to 1,550 as a result of the large-scale renovation of its strategic equipment...


First Announcement of International Conference Dedicated to 50th Anniversary of BFS Critical Facility

The Program and Organizing Committees are pleased to invite you and your colleagues to participate in the International Conference dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the BFS critical facility to be held in Obninsk and Moscow from 28...

Russia activates radar aimed at Europe

Acting in response to U...

Uncertain World: Vice President Biden reconnaissance visit to Moscow

Vice President Joe Biden, the second most senior U...


U.S.-Russian reset: a house built on sand

Union State of Russia and Belarus needs intensive care

Arctic expedition diary, blog one

Russia to load nuclear fuel into Iran's Bushehr NPP

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Vladimir Evseyev

Iran views of its nuclear issue

It is difficult to say what will happen next, especially since the international community is split into two opposing camps on this issue. This article will analyze both of them, also taking into account the situation in Tehran.



INTERVIEW

Georgy Toshinsky

Georgy Toshinsky
Not quite so. The authors of the concept, which was difficult to be realized in practice, turned to a clearer concept of a standing wave reactor (TP-1) that in principle allows finding the solution to the tasks stated for TWRs.


OPINION

Konstantin Bogdanov

Konstantin Bogdanov
The Yury Dolgoruky, the first Borei-class SSBN carrying Bulava missiles, is one step away from being put into service.


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