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UK warships to set sail for Black Sea as amid Russia-Ukraine tensions

UK warships to set sail for Black Sea as amid Russia-Ukraine tensions
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Vladimir Putin shows off his fearsome robot tanks

Vladimir Putin shows off his fearsome robot tanks Will Stewart For The Daily Mail © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The first special unit of tank robots is to be established soon in the Russian army amid new strains of a war with neighbour Ukraine. Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu inspected his unmanned firepower this week at the 766th Production and Technological Enterprise in Nakhabino near Moscow. The first unit with strike robots will be set up in the Russian Armed Forces to operate five Uran-9 robotic systems or 20 combat vehicles, announced the defence ministry. Russia has been showing off its Uran-9 unmanned combat ground vehicle

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Images show Putin amassing and testing military arsenal in Arctic

Images show Putin amassing and testing military arsenal in Arctic Rachael Bunyan For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Satellite images appearing to show Russia beefing up its military presence in the Arctic have emerged just days after three of Moscow s nuclear ballistic missile submarines smashed through the polar region in a show of strength. The images show the Russian military has been rebuilding and expanding numerous facilities across the Arctic in recent years. From revamping runways to deploying additional surveillance and air defence assets, the satellite images reveal a continuous effort to expand Moscow s capabilities in the polar region.

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Family sail their 20ft boat into Russian billionaire s £360m vessel

Family sail their 20ft boat into Russian billionaire s £360m vessel Ross Ibbetson For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A family have been filmed hilariously crashing their 20ft sail boat against a Russian billionaire s £360 million mega-vessel. They had sailed out to get a better look at Andrey Melnichenko s colossal 469ft Sailing Yacht A when it was moored off Galicia, Spain, at the weekend. But wind and waves pushed their little ship against its hull which has reportedly caused a scratch measuring several feet to the fury of the mega-yacht s captain. Footage shows children aboard the pleasure craft yelling at their father in Spanish as he frantically yanks on the starter rope of the backup petrol engine.

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19th-century fort built by native Alaskans to hold off Russians found

19th-century fort built by native Alaskans to hold off Russians found Dan Avery For Dailymail.com © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The site of a fort inhabited by native Alaskans has been discovered more than 200 years after it was built to fend off Russian invaders. Using ground-penetrating radar and other non-invasive techniques, researchers confirmed the location of the last holdout of the Tlingit people in modern-day Sitka, on Alaska s Baranof Island. Known as Shiskinoow or Sapling fort, the trapezoidal structure was about 240 feet long and 165 feet wide. It was built after the Tlingit initially repelled the Russians in 1802, but was destroyed when the colonists returned two years later.

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