Russian ship linked to Syria sinks in Mediterranean after explosion
A sanctioned Russian cargo ship that has been a mainstay of efforts to supply Vladimir Putin’s military operations in Syria has sunk in the Mediterranean. Two Ursa Major crew members are missing following an explosion in the ship’s engine room, the Russian foreign ministry said.
A military official at al-Khadim air base in eastern Libya said that a half-dozen Russian planes — some coming from Russia ...
The transfer marks the end of an era when Russia played an arguably oversized role in determining which countries could ...
Russia appears to be scrambling to reinforce its bases in Libya as it faces being thrown out of Syria, its other foothold in ...
After the fall of the Assad regime, Russian cargo planes flew equipment from Syria to bases Moscow controls in eastern Libya, ...
Russian military bases in Syria appear to be being packed up and evacuated. If Russia relocates to Libya, experts worry the ...
Leaders in Rome fear Moscow's warships could be parked "two steps" from Italian shores, as Defense Minister Guido Crosetto ...
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Libya's Grand Mufti urges unity against Russian presenceHe stated his disagreement with the introduction of Russian military equipment into Libya and warned that his government ...
Russia appears to be moving some of its military equipment from Syria to Africa, where Moscow is expanding its military ...
Russia has begun withdrawing a large amount of military equipment and troops from Syria following the ouster of former Syrian ...
According to Ukrainian intelligence, the ship was dispatched to evacuate troops from Syria and is currently adrift near Portugal.
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Russia Relocates S-400s and S-300s from Syria to Libya’s Eastern RegionRussia is transferring advanced air defense systems and military equipment from its military base in Syria to Libya.
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