JNN 06 Dec 2012 Moscow : Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said that Western states are trying to advance democracy abroad through “iron and blood”, defending Moscow’s refusal to join states seeking the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Continue reading
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West pushing democracy for their Own Interest with "Iron and Blood" – Russian FM
JNN 06 Dec 2012 Moscow : Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said that Western states are trying to advance democracy abroad through “iron and blood”, defending Moscow’s refusal to join states seeking the ouster of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Continue reading
Russia re claiming its Might, reopens its naval bases in Soviet-era ally countries, firm on Backing Bashar Al Asad’s Syrian Govt.
JNN 29 July 2012 Moscow : Russia is planning to expand its military muscles in some of Moscow’s soviet-era ally countries including the Latin American country of Cuba, Asian country of Vietnam and the Indian Ocean island of Seychelles. Plus The Russian Foreign Ministry says Moscow will not allow the European Union to inspect ships sailing under the Russian flag, and that it will not cooperate with a new round of EU sanctions imposed against Syria. Continue reading
Venezuela, Iran jointly producing Drones
JNN 15 June 2012 Caracas : Venezuela is building unmanned drone aircraft as part of military cooperation with Iran and other allies, President Hugo Chavez said, in a move likely to heighten US anxiety over his socialist government’s role in the region. Continue reading
Russian Revolution Leader Vladimir Lenin should be buried Now – Culture Minister
JNN 12 June 2012 Moscow : Russia’s new Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky believes the body of the Bolshevik Revolution leader – Vladimir Lenin – should be committed to the ground, while the Mausoleum should become a museum. Continue reading
Russian President Vladimir Putin Wants to have Strong Military Ties with China
JNN 11 June 2012 Moscow : Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday he will boost military cooperation with China, including holding more joint exercises, after the United States announced plans to shift most of its warships to the Asia-Pacific by 2020. Continue reading
U.S. behind Russian Sukhoi Superjet 100 crash in Indonesia: GRU
JNN 05 May 2012 Moscow : Russia’s military intelligence organization (GRU) believes that Washington was behind the crash of a Russian Sukhoi Superjet 100 plane in Indonesia earlier in May, which killed 45 passengers onboard. Continue reading
Putin sworn in as Russian president amid protests, nominates Medvedev for PM position
JNN 08 May 2012 Moscow : Vladimir Putin has been officially inaugurated as Russia’s new president for a third term after a four-year lapse during which he served as the country’s prime minister. Continue reading
China, Russia launch first joint naval exercises , to Uphold Peace & Stability in the Region
JNN 22 April 2012 Shangshai : China and Russia have launched their first joint naval drill in the Yellow Sea off China’s east coast amid heightened tensions between Beijing and its Asian neighbors over maritime disputes. Continue reading
Russia’s 200 wealthiest worth some half trillion dollars – Forbes list
JNN 21 April 2012 Moscow : Russian metals mogul Alisher Usmanov has become the richest person in Russia thanks to a shrewd investment in Facebook, according to the Forbes list of 200 wealthiest people in the country. Continue reading
Russia Warns West & Arab Nations against Arming Syrian Rebels – Whle Syrian forces Begun With drawl from Calm Cities
JNN 04 April 2012 Damascus — Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has warned Western and Arab nations against arming foreign-backed opposition groups in Syria, saying this will lead to “slaughter for many years”. Continue reading
Tearful Putin claims victory 3rd time in Russian Presidential election
JNN 03 Mar 2012 Moscow : Vladimir Putin claimed victory in Russia’s presidential election Sunday and, tears rolling down his cheeks, said it was a historical turning point that had prevented the country falling into the hands of enemies trying to usurp power. Continue reading
Ukrainian Capital Kiev marks Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Birthday
JNN 09 Jan 2012 Kiev : Ukrainian Muslims have gathered in the country’s capital of Kiev to celebrate the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Press reports. Continue reading
US sponsored UN resolution on Syria will create civil war not peace
JNN 02 Feb 2012 Washington : A senior Russian diplomat Tuesday said a draft UN resolution demanding Syrian President Bashar al-Assad step aside is a “path to civil war.” Continue reading
Tens of Thousand Russian Protesters Pile up Pressure on Putin for Re Election
JNN 24 Dec 2011 Moscow : Tens of thousands of flag-waving and chanting protesters called on Saturday for a disputed parliamentary election to be rerun and an end to Vladimir Putin’s rule, increasing pressure on the Russian leader as he tries to win back the presidency. Continue reading
After Pakistan’s Blockade now Russia threatens to block NATO routes
JNN 29 Nov 2011 : Russia has threatened to block NATO’s supply routes to Afghanistan, should the Western military alliance continue to disregard Moscow’s concerns about the US-led defense shield for Europe, a report says. Continue reading After Pakistan's Blockade now Russia threatens to block NATO routes
JNN 29 Nov 2011 : Russia has threatened to block NATO’s supply routes to Afghanistan, should the Western military alliance continue to disregard Moscow’s concerns about the US-led defense shield for Europe, a report says. Continue reading Vladimir Putin to run again for the Russian presidency in 2012
JNN 24 Sept 2011 Moscow : Vladimir Putin on Saturday agreed to run for the Russian presidency in 2012, almost certainly ensuring his return to the office he previously held for eight years and likely foreshadowing more years of strongman rule. His United Russia party also approved his proposal that the current president Dmitry Medvedev take over his Putin’s role as prime minister. Continue reading Russia warns NATO over Libya action
JNN 06 July 2011 : Russian envoy to NATO Dmitry Rogozin has accused the military alliance of exceeding the UN resolution on Libya and thwarting the political process that can end the conflict. Continue reading US should restrict , Or A new Cold War may start – Russian President
JNN 19 May 2011 : Russia has warned the West of another Cold War if it fails to acknowledge the country’s concerns regarding a planned missile system based in Europe. Continue reading Libya and Yemen Interference may take US in direct War with Russia & China
JNN 28 April 2011 : The US is at the risk of a war with Russia and China as its main objective behind engineering the Libyan war and Syrian unrest is to remove the two world powers out of the Mediterranean, a former US official warns. Continue reading
'Bushehr Atomic Power Plant to generate electricity soon'
JNN 17 Feb 201o : Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi says all the required fuel for Bushehr nuclear power plant has been supplied and that it is currently undergoing a test cycle. Continue reading ‘Bushehr Atomic Power Plant to generate electricity soon’
JNN 17 Feb 201o : Iranian Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Salehi says all the required fuel for Bushehr nuclear power plant has been supplied and that it is currently undergoing a test cycle. Continue reading Wahhabi Terrorists Killed Fifty Imams and Muftis in North Caucasus
JNN 01 Jan 2010 : Renowned islamologist Roman Silantyev cited statistics according to which about fifty Islamic spiritual leaders were killed in the North Caucuses for fighting against Wahhabism.
“Almost 50 people were killed. These people could have formed a big muftiat,” he said in the The Faith and the World program on the Voice of Russia radio.
According to the islamologist, there are few such people left in Russia: “they are killed almost every month, losses is some muslim boards are irreplaceable, the greater number of people who were able to actively fight against Wahhabism have been killed.”
“Others are demoralized and stopped opposing or just deserted to the enemy. The situation is critical,” Silantyev believes.
He is satisfied that Russian authorities ordered to give security guards to Muslim spiritual leaders in the North Caucasus, “or we can just stay without allies.”
'Russia claims its power , It disrupts US-Japan war games'
JNN 09 Dec 2010 : Russian jet fighters flying over the Sea of Japan have reportedly forced the US and Japanese military to halt their ongoing joint war games in the region.
According to Japanese officials, the incident took place on Monday when the US and Japanese fighter jets staged dogfight drills over the Sea of Japan.
“It is a fact that as part of the continuing Japan-US joint exercises, there was training taking place in the Sea of Japan on the sixth of this month,” Japanese government spokesman Yoshito Sengoku was quoted as saying by state-run BBC.
Russian authorities confirmed that the jets were flying above the Sea near the drills site.
“The aircraft carried out a planned flight in an area of the Russian Pacific Fleet’s regular activity,” a Russian military spokesman, Roman Markov, said.
“Our pilots did not violate any rules of international airspace.”
Moscow and Tokyo have recently locked horns over a disputed island chain they both claim.
The archipelago of some 56 islands, which are home to about 19,000 people, has been controlled by Moscow since it was seized by Soviet troops in 1945.
The incident comes as the top US and South Korean military officials have announced plans to hold more joint military exercises.
US Admiral Mike Mullen and South Korea’s General Han Min-koo held talks on the Korean peninsula in Seoul on Wednesday.
Both military officials described North Korea’s recent attack on Yeonpyeong Island as deliberate and illegal. During the meeting, Mullen gave reassurances of Washington’s commitment to defend South Korea.
Tensions are high on the Korean peninsula after last month’s deadly clash between South and North Korean forces along the Koreas’ disputed sea borders.
The fighting left four South Koreans dead with each side blaming the other for initiating the fighting.
North Korea has warned that the war games could bring the Koreas closer to the brink of war.
Pyongyang accuses US President Barack Obama of plotting with regional allies to topple the country’s government, insisting that its nuclear program is a deterrent against US forces in the region.
‘Russia claims its power , It disrupts US-Japan war games’
JNN 09 Dec 2010 : Russian jet fighters flying over the Sea of Japan have reportedly forced the US and Japanese military to halt their ongoing joint war games in the region.
According to Japanese officials, the incident took place on Monday when the US and Japanese fighter jets staged dogfight drills over the Sea of Japan.
“It is a fact that as part of the continuing Japan-US joint exercises, there was training taking place in the Sea of Japan on the sixth of this month,” Japanese government spokesman Yoshito Sengoku was quoted as saying by state-run BBC.
Russian authorities confirmed that the jets were flying above the Sea near the drills site.
“The aircraft carried out a planned flight in an area of the Russian Pacific Fleet’s regular activity,” a Russian military spokesman, Roman Markov, said.
“Our pilots did not violate any rules of international airspace.”
Moscow and Tokyo have recently locked horns over a disputed island chain they both claim.
The archipelago of some 56 islands, which are home to about 19,000 people, has been controlled by Moscow since it was seized by Soviet troops in 1945.
The incident comes as the top US and South Korean military officials have announced plans to hold more joint military exercises.
US Admiral Mike Mullen and South Korea’s General Han Min-koo held talks on the Korean peninsula in Seoul on Wednesday.
Both military officials described North Korea’s recent attack on Yeonpyeong Island as deliberate and illegal. During the meeting, Mullen gave reassurances of Washington’s commitment to defend South Korea.
Tensions are high on the Korean peninsula after last month’s deadly clash between South and North Korean forces along the Koreas’ disputed sea borders.
The fighting left four South Koreans dead with each side blaming the other for initiating the fighting.
North Korea has warned that the war games could bring the Koreas closer to the brink of war.
Pyongyang accuses US President Barack Obama of plotting with regional allies to topple the country’s government, insisting that its nuclear program is a deterrent against US forces in the region.
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