MILITARY DRILLS - TASS

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Russian Navy latest missile frigate kicks off anti-submarine warfare drills in Arctic

Russian Pacific Fleet missile boats eliminate enemy targets in Sea of Japan drills

Turkey strikes three targets with S-400 missile system in drills

Russia’s top brass kicks off drills in Caspian Sea

Russian Army's anti-coronavirus measures helped hold Kavkaz-2020 drills — defense chief

Overall, the exercises involved almost 79,500 troops and up to 250 tanks, 450 infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers and 200 artillery and multiple launch rocket systems, according to the top brass

Over 700 troops to participate in post-Soviet security bloc’s drills in Belarus

The exercises are due on October 12-16, according to the Belarusian top brass

Russian Navy nuclear-powered sub eliminates enemy submarine in Barents Sea drills

The exercise was held without actually employing the torpedo ammunition load, the Northern Fleet’s press office specified

Military exercise Kavkaz-2020 ends with mock enemy defeat

Russian President Vladimir Putin observed the final events on site

Black Sea Fleet ships hit targets with artillery fire during Kavkaz-2020 exercise

Tornado-G fires 500 rockets in 20 seconds to hit targets during Kavkaz exercise

The targets were attacked at a distance of more than 20 kilometers, according to the top brass

Putin to visit southern Russia Friday to attend key stage of Kavkaz-2020 drills

Swarm of drones used in Kavkaz-2020 exercise first time against enemy forces

The drones are capable of spotting military units on the move, command centers, weapons, military equipment and manpower to adjust fire strikes being delivered against the identified targets, according to the top brass

Black Sea Fleet upsets delivery of supplies to ‘terrorists’ during Kavkaz exercise

The drills include more than 20 ships and boats of the Black Sea Fleet, according to the top brass

Msta-S self-propelled guns hit targets at distance of 15 km during Kavkaz exercise

Aerial vehicle units carried out fire adjustment and video control of fire accuracy, according to the top brass