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			03 May 2012 Joint Missile Defense Is Limited to Data Sharing
			There is a huge amount of mutual mistrust between Russia and the United States on missile defense. Nevertheless, there are still several possibilities for cooperation on the project

			27 April 2012 The U.S. Obsession With Absolute Security
			The United States is stepping up the creation of its missile defense system, which is based on two key elements. The first is the land- and sea-based Standard SM-3 interceptors, which are to be deployed in Europe and, at some point in the future, in Asia. The second consists of a limited number of the more high-energy GBI interceptors, already deployed in the United States

			05 April 2012 Arms Sales High, But Hard Times Loom
			When the official 2011 figures for Russian arms exports were released last month, most analysts and journalists focused, as they usually do, on the fact that it was another record year for deliveries — $13.2 billion, up from $10.4 billion in 2010. That is a significant increase. But the figure reflects the fulfillment of contracts that had been signed in previous years

			01 March 2012 Quality Over Quantity
			In his recent article on national defense published in the Feb. 20 issue of Rossiiskaya Gazeta, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin once again confirmed his ambitious plans for building up the military over the next decade. The degraded, demoralized and poorly equipped army must be transformed into a modern mobile military force that is designed for fighting local and regional conflicts.

			01 December 2011 Medvedev's Missile Threats Are His 'Plan B'
			On Nov. 23, President Dmitry Medvedev — who, by the way, is still president — announced the measures with which Russia would respond if the United States deploys its missile defense system in Europe. Many commentators in the West and Russia agreed that there was nothing new in his threats to withdraw from the New START treaty with the United States and deploy Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad, saying his rhetoric was aimed primarily at Russian voters during a national election season

			05 October 2011 Russia Detains China Spy Suspect as Putin Prepares to Visit
			Russia detained a Chinese national on suspicion of spying, the country’s security service said a week before Prime Minister Vladimir Putin is due to visit the Asian country for the first time in two years

			22 September 2011 Solving the Drone Deficiency
			Whenever there is a discussion about why Russia’s military is less technologically advanced than the United States, the conversation usually centers on Russia’s inability to produce its own drones

			01 September 2011 The Military's Achilles Heel
			Russia’s aircraft industry suffered two significant setbacks at the MAKS air show held outside Moscow from Aug. 16-21. First, the MiG-29 0VT had to abort its flight plan, and second, an engine surge prompted the pilot of the fifth-generation T-50 stealth fighter to abort at takeoff. The incidents could have led to disaster, and both drew attention to problems with the construction of the aircrafts’ engines. Indeed, while Russia is achieving steady progress in aircraft construction and experiencing its first successes in modern avionics manufacturing, its engine-building industry is trailing behind

			04 August 2011 India eyeing $2 bln contract for fighter jets
			Moscow looking for new buyers for jets signed by Libya. New contracts would be boon to industry in distress

			29 July 2011 Defending the Defense Industry
			The political shoving match that Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov and defense contractors have been playing for the last two years erupted into a full-fledged fistfight in July.

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