Russian President Vladimir Putin, center, speaks at the opening of the International Military-Technical Forum ARMY-2015 in the military-patriotic recreation park Patriot in Kubinka, Moscow Region. (RIA Novosti/Alexander Vilf)
National Post/Washington Post: Missile for missile, tank for tank: Putin says he will match any Western military buildup in Eastern Europe
MOSCOW — Russia would swiftly respond to any moves by the United States to build up military resources in Eastern Europe by fortifying its western border with more troops, tanks, planes and missile systems, a defense official told the Russian press on Monday.
The Pentagon is considering plans to store heavy weaponry, tanks and other vehicles in the Baltics, American officials said Saturday. If that happens, Russia would view the moves as “the most aggressive step since the Cold War,” Russian army Gen. Yury Yakubov told the Russian news service Interfax.
Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- June 16, 2015
Russia Threatens Massive Military Buildup to Counter US, NATO -- Military.com
Putin: Russia to add over 40 nuclear missiles this year -- Deutsche Welle
‘Most aggressive since Cold War’: Russia may beef up border if US arms stationed in E. Europe -- RT
Analyst Warns Russia Will Respond to F-22 Deployment in Europe -- Sputnik
Russia to Develop Over 1,400 Military Technologies by 2020 -- Sputnik
Russia's arms export orders stand at $50 bln — official -- ITAR-TASS
Russian arms order portfolio formed for years to come — Putin -- ITAR-TASS
Russia Showcases Firepower at Army-2015 'Military Supermarket' -- Sputnik
Russia to complete building 7 Yasen class nuclear subs after 2023 — design bureau -- ITAR-TASS
Russian Defense Minister says military threat from Afghanistan grows -- ITAR-TASS
China military says two more top officers probed for graft -- Reuters
China to Build Military Facilities on South China Sea Islets -- WSJ
An Israeli Mini UAV Becomes a Suicide Drone -- Aviation Week
Israeli Army Plans Separate Cyber Division -- Sputnik
Boeing, Qatar Confirm Purchase of Four C-17s -- Boeing
Saudi Typhoon Buy May Be Delayed -- Defense News
Japan Pursues Rearmament, Despite Opposition -- Defense News
German Spy chief seeks to bring field officers to heel -- Local
British Public view armed forces as suicidal, traumatized ‘victims’ – study -- RT
Boko Haram crisis: US to fund Nigeria-led force -- BBC
In Saber Strike 15, U.S. paratroopers and Marines train on Russia’s doorstep -- Washington Post
Pentagon Replacing Cluster Bombs With Something Far Less Controversial -- Foxtrot Alpha
US Nuclear Bombers Lack Satellite Terminals for Atomic Emergencies -- Sputnik
Navy: CVN-79 Contract Has Lowest Ceiling Price Ever; R&D Investment Will Take Out Further Cost -- USNI News
US Air Force Awards $70Mln Contract to Increase F-22 Raptor Flying Hours -- Sputnik
Navy engineer admits trying to leak plans for new aircraft carrier to Egypt -- Washington Post
Did the Pentagon destroy evidence in the NSA leak investigation? -- McClatchy News
Inside the Secret World of NSA Art -- Ryan Gallagher, The Intercept
Why are there so many military bases in Djibouti? -- Tomi Oladipo, BBC
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If that happens, Russia would view the moves as “the most aggressive step since the Cold War,” Russian army Gen. Yury Yakubov told the Russian news service Interfax.
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Barry takes his orders from the MIC .. no one man could be so stupid ..
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