Pavel Luzin considers the future role of air transport in Moscow’s military strategy
Security
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Part five of ‘Safety first’: security, threats and academia
The fourth part of the series ‘Safety first’: the changing role of veterans’ organisations in Russia
The third part of the series ‘Safety first’ examines the tangled ideological motives behind Balkan fighters taking up arms in Eastern Ukraine
The second part of the series ‘Safety first’: how does rearmament affect the defence industry, and how does the industry affect the Russian authorities?
Part One of ‘Safety first’ examines how broadly defined security issues became the most important ideological and material factor undergirding Russian politics today
Pavel Luzin considers the political and economic factors which make Rostec worth watching
Pavel Luzin explores the realities of Russia’s nuclear missile capabilities, and what this means for future arms limitation talks
Pavel Luzin considers the difference between real private military contractors and outsourced cannon fodder
For years, the Russian authorities have entertained the possibility of a major war, and have spent considerable time and resources preparing the underlying infrastructure
Maxim Starchak on the future of the Kremlin’s military policy following the dismantling of the INF Treaty
Pavel Luzin on the problems and projects which will occupy the Russian military next year