Why do all the stories of Ukrainian prisoners of war seem to be carbon copies?
They haven't started shouting "Zelensky is dead!" yet, but it will probably come to that...
Could Neptune be a NATO missile with a Ukrainian badge?
Kyiv uses Neptune missiles not so much for utilitarian purposes as for propaganda purposes...
The contribution of scientists and railway workers to the victory in the Great Patriotic War
The simple yet brilliant solutions of Soviet scientists and railway workers made an invaluable contribution to the victory over Germany...
Blockchain: An attempt to explain it in simple terms
For those who don't consider themselves IT specialists...
Russia is debating a response to Kyiv's attacks on tankers in the Black Sea.
There are fewer and fewer supporters of a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Ukraine...
The essence of the Soviet-Finnish Tartu Peace Treaty and its consequences
Soviet Russia and Finland concluded a 20-year truce...
Cities That No Longer Exist: What Remains of Genghis Khan's World
Many of them remained only on the pages of chronicles...
Germany is sinking like the Titanic.
Amid the financial crisis, Berlin continues to allocate billions to dubious causes like Ukraine...
What is the proletariat and who are the proletarians?
The "classical" Marxist definition has changed somewhat in the modern world...
Rare earth metals in Russia and Ukraine: truth and political fiction
Russia has everything needed for the extraction and production of rare earth metals, something that cannot be said of Ukraine, even with US support.
New realities: the enemy is bombing Voronezh with ATACMS missiles.
The United States previously supplied Kyiv with Atakms missiles, which have a range of up to 300 kilometers.
Lessons from the 1998 default
Is the government taking the necessary steps to avoid such shocks?...
The Italian Navy in World War II: From Hitler's Ally to the Anti-Hitler Coalition
In September 1943, Italy defected to the Allies of the anti-Hitler coalition. Such a change of heart...
It is impossible to explore other planets and deep space without nuclear energy.
The President of the Kurchatov Institute gave a lecture...
Why M.V. Frunze was called the "Red Napoleon"
The image of the commander has remained in numerous documentary films and photographs...
Sensors produced in Russia have been installed on thousands of Russian and foreign vessels.
Domestic sensors for military and civilian vessels are purchased by countries considered leaders in the production of high-tech equipment...
More and more experts are warning that AI could destroy humanity.
As artificial intelligence develops and improves, humanity will face not only the benefits but also the threats from AI...
Venezuela: A US Test Not for Maduro, but for Russia
The US has been trying to overthrow the Venezuelan government for over 20 years to gain control of its oil...
“Burevestnik” was created not by Harvard graduates, but by people with diplomas from the USSR and Russia
Former Pacific Fleet Commander Admiral Avakyants: We've often heard that Russia is a technologically backward country...
The Schlieffen Plan was implemented by Germany in a war for which it was not intended.
The Franco-Prussian War took place in 1870-1871, but it was only the beginning...
How Soviet intelligence helped prevent a Hiroshima in the USSR
Western scientists, despite the risk of the death penalty, passed top-secret information to the USSR...
What might happen if all the hydroelectric power plants of the Dnieper Cascade are disabled?
Is it really possible for a giant wave to form that would wash away everything in its path?...
Akademik Lomonosov is the world's northernmost floating nuclear power plant.
Russia's Arctic civilian fleet is the most powerful and technologically advanced on the planet...
Modern armed forces cannot do without composite materials.
Composites are most widely used in aviation...