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Ukraine invents supersonic missile that ‘cannot be shot down’
Ukrainian engineers at the Dnipro-based Yuzhnoye Design Office have unveiled the Bliskavka (“lightning”) supersonic missile, which they claim is virtually “impossible to shoot down”, Dnipro Panorama reports. The designers presented the missile at the Weaponry and Security 2019 exhibition. They claim that the missile has a speed of 2,000-2,500 km/h. It will be used by the Su-27 and Su24M aircraft in Ukraine’s Air Force.
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Russia's ‘Fake News’ Swirls in U.S. and Europe
Here come more stories of Russia's interference in elections, Moscow's attempts to sow discord and Putin's conspiracy-theory spreading.
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Step up Vladimir Putin, president of Belarus?
Analysis As tensions between Minsk and Moscow spill out into the open, rumours multiply about Vladimir Putin's future plans for the small, Slavic nation on the edge of Europe.
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Cossacks and flowers as Putin dances at Austrian minister's wedding
Russian President Vladimir Putin danced arm-in-arm with Austria's Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl at her wedding on Saturday, after receiving an invitation that opposition critics said undermined the West's stance against Moscow.
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Russia puts down deep roots in Georgia
In 10 years Russia has wrenched South Ossetia away from Georgian influence.
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Putin’s Attack on the U.S. Is Our Pearl Harbor
Make no mistake: Hacking the 2016 election was an act of war. It’s time we responded accordingly. By Mark Hertling, Molly K. McKew.
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English Russia
Welcome to English Russia
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Putin’s landslide election makes it seem like Russia is stable. Don’t be fooled.
There’s a looming and shockingly predictable crisis in Russia — and in major authoritarian countries around the world.
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A long walk through an abandoned mine
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We should thank Melania Trump for spotlighting the joy of Scary Christmas
People around the world have long embraced the spooky side of the holiday season. By Jenni Avins. (Nov. 29, 2017)
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A rappel into a deep dark canyon
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Five Famous Haunted Houses, And How We'd Organize Them
With Halloween right around the corner, your odds of seeing (or even visiting) a haunted house tend to go way up, at least when compared to less-spooky holidays
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11 Horror Books Inspired By True Stories That Prove Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction
With shows like Making a Murderer and Mindhunter taking Netflix by storm, is it any wonder we still love to read true-crime books? Below, I have 11 horror books based on true stories that will have you sleeping with the lights on for the next week, so ramp up your Halloween fun with a bit of spooky reading, won't you? Horror holds a special place in a lot of readers' hearts, but millennials grew up with scary stories from a...
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Inside America’s Most Disturbing Haunted House
Every year, hundreds flock to Southern California horror experience the 17th Door. We went to a rehearsal to see how they prepare to frighten the masses.
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The Dark History of Fear, Inc.
How politically-driven bugaboos distract us from the real monsters. By Mark Perry.
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Trump Tweets Rex Tillerson is 'wasting his time' trying to avoid nuclear war
This guy is fucking psycho.
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Through a 1000 feet long mud cave
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Tobe Hooper, Director of ‘The Texas Chain Saw Massacre,’ Dies at 74
Finding little to scare him in most horror films, Mr. Hooper was inspired to create a low-budget movie that became an influential classic of the genre.
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Driving into an abandoned mine
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Smallpox could return as Siberia's melting permafrost exposes ancient graves
Last known case of the deadly disease was in Somalia in 1977, but Russian scientists investigating an anthrax outbreak have found the virus's DNA in corpses once entombed in the frozen ground. By Ian Johnston. (Aug. 16, 2016)
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