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Record No of Tourists Visit Iran from Azerbaijan Republic

Tourists from the Republic of Azerbaijan have broken the record of travel to Iran. The number of trips by Azeri citizens visiting Iran in the first nine months of 2018 increased by 53.2 percent as compared to a similar period last year, to reach one million and 68 thousand trips. But the number of trips by Iranians to Azerbaijan has dropped by 32.7 percent during the same period.

Mine Kills 3 Children in East Ukraine

Three children were killed and another injured Sunday by a landmine blast in rebel-held eastern Ukraine, which remains littered with explosives left behind during a four-year war.

Moscow: Malaysia Plane downed by Ukraine

Russia's Defense Ministry has released fresh information showing that the missile which shot down a Malaysia Airlines flight over the conflict-ridden eastern Ukraine in 2014 was fired by Kiev forces, refuting evidence by an investigation group that pointed the finger of blame at the Kremlin.

EU Extends Sanctions against Russia for another Six Months

The Council of the European Union on Thursday agreed to extend its current sanctions against certain Russian individuals and entities "over actions undermining or threatening the territorial integrity" of Ukraine for another six months.

Russia Prepares For Biggest Military Drills in Its History

Russia on Tuesday will launch the biggest military drills in its history involving 300,000 troops as well as Chinese soldiers, in a move NATO denounced as "exercising large-scale conflict".

Ukraine Launches Joint Military Drills with NATO

Ukraine since Monday launched joint military exercises with the United States and a string of other NATO countries as tensions with Russia remain high over the Kremlin-backed insurgency in the country's east.

US Pushing Ukraine to Stop Selling Jet Engines to China

The Washington Times reported that Ukraine has sold China fighter aircraft engines, which is contrary to the interests of the United States.

Pentagon Gives $200 Million Military Aid to Ukraine

The Pentagon on Friday said it will provide $200 million in Military aid to Ukraine in a move that is unlikely to be welcomed by Moscow, which is supporting pro-Russian separatists in the east of the country.

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