The State Nuclear Regulatory Inspectorate of Ukraine said a building at the Neutron Source subcritical nuclear facility in Kharkiv received significant damage as a result of shelling by Russian troops. Damage has been observed in the heat-insulating cladding of the building, and partial shedding of cladding materials in the experimental hall of the facility
A referendum on joining Russia will reportedly be held on the territory of the Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) soon, Leonid Pasechnik, head of the LPR, was quoted as saying by the Luhansk Information Center
Saudi Arabia has accused Yemeni Houthi militia of launching multiple airstrikes on key facilities including those dealing with oil including a depot in Jeddah and other facilities in Riyadh, with booby-trapped drones. A huge plume of black smoke was seen rising from the plant in Jeddah, as the city prepared to host a Formula One race on Sunday
Boeing won a contract valued $72.5 million to continue the development of ORCA Extra Large Unmanned Undersea Vehicle (XLUUV) for the U
Antonov is seeking for donations to get the world's biggest plane An-225 Mriya into the air again. The plane was destroyed by Russian forces in the early days of the Ukraine invasion
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched a test rocket under the BOLT II project, providing another opportunity to gain flight data on the difficulties of hypersonic flight. The Air Force says the BOLT II “In memory of Mike Holden” flight experiment, managed by the Air Force Research Laboratory/Air Force Office of Scientific Research (AFRL/AFOSR), was launched on the evening of March 21 from the NASAs Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia
Pakistan Navys Agosta 90B Class Submarine PNS/M HAMZA (S-139), modernized by Turkish firm STM managed to hit and sink a decommissioned frigate with a single torpedo shot. The trial was conducted during the SEASPARK-2022 Tactical Exercise, which was held biennially by the Pakistan Naval Forces Command
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The Kremlin for the first time acknowledged that a “minority of Russians,” representing less than 25% of the population, are opposing Moscow's war on Ukraine. "There are few of them (who oppose the war)
Russia and Ukraine reportedly exchanged the first prisoners of war (POW) during their ongoing conflict. Human Rights Commissioner in Russia Tatyana Moskalkova told during an interview with RT that nine Russian servicemen were exchanged for Ivan Fedorov, Mayor of Ukrainian town, Melitopol