MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russian former President Dmitry Medvedev blamed NATO countries on Monday for the abandonment of a ...

Ex-Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said his country’s withdrawal from the Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty presented a ...

The Russian Foreign Ministry noted that actions by the U.S. and its allies create “destabilizing missile potentials” near ...

Russia ended its moratorium on deploying medium and short-range nuclear missiles on Sunday, citing NATO actions after U.S. withdrew from INF Treaty in 2019.

President Donald Trump’s trusted foreign envoy Steve Witkoff is due in Moscow on Wednesday after the Kremlin requested a ...

“Putin uses Medvedev as a tool to express statements related to nuclear weapons, he doesn’t want to discredit his own good ...

Rolf Mützenich, former leader of the SPD parliamentary group in Germany's Bundestag, has criticised a "nuclear exchange" ...

Russia has said it is no longer restricted in the deployment of intermediate and shorter-range missiles, which can carry nuclear warheads.

Russia will no longer abide by its self-imposed ban on deploying intermediate-range missiles, the country's foreign ministry announced.

Dmitri Medvedev, the former Russian president who is today best known as a Kremlin provocateur on social media, has managed to provoke US President Donald Trump into redeploying two US nuclear ...