Despite its impressive nature, the Lira-class was in no real way a strategic game-changer for the Soviets in their bid to defeat the West—and its costs were immense.

How Lockheed’s P-3 kept the Cold War from turning hot. Submarines are hard to kill. For military strategists, no warship ...

In 1974, the U.S. attempted something no one thought was possible: recover a sunken Soviet nuclear sub in total secrecy.

The Charlie I-class submarines were intended for anti-surface ship warfare, primarily targeting U.S. carrier battle groups.

Politics — whether local, national or international — never fails to be conducive for dirty tricks departments to work ...

The study title is taken from the novel «The Hunt for Red October,» which was published in the 1980s and features a Soviet ... Submarine technology has come a long way since the Cold War.

A declassified Cold War-era file from the CIA has gone viral over its coverage of a supposed clash between Soviet soldiers and a UFO, passengers of which reportedly turned the troops to stone ...

For decades during the Cold War era, the British government provided official information for its citizens to protect themselves against the nuclear Soviet threat. The most prominent British ...

Albanese said it was not responsible "to talk up war". Australia faces a 2025 deadline to pay the United States $2 billion under AUKUS to assist with improving U.S. submarine shipyards.

and the Argentine Air Force received information from Soviet space forces in a “classic” Cold War scenario, only the sides had switched. Another miscalculation by Galtieri, according to ...

These are the key events on day 1,145 of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Dozens of people have been killed in a Russian missile strike on Ukraine, in the northeastern city of Sumy. These are the key ...

Meanwhile, Donald Trump's envoy has travelled to Russia for a reported meeting with Putin. Follow the latest on the Ukraine war.