Unmanned Systems, which designs and manufactures unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), thinks that Latin America's market has a great potential, Supercam UAV brand development specialist Dmitry Ivanov told Sputnik Friday.
US Special Operations Command has confirmed that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) will stop arming and training Syrian rebel factions opposed to the government of President Bashar al-Assad.
Former print magazine and current online publication Newsweek took down a pair of falsified articles by infamous writer Kurt Eichenwald following a legal settlement reached with a former Sputnik journalist Eichenwald smeared.
US President Donald Trump will host Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad Hariri for talks on terrorism, refugees and other issues of mutual concern, according to the White House.
The dismantling of the five year CIA military training program for Syrian rebels is long overdue and will benefit the United States long-term, former Defense Department analyst Chuck Spinney told Sputnik.
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting on Friday with children of the Sirius children’s center in Sochi and shared some details regarding his personal life and career, plans for 2018 presidential race and discussed some issues of Russian economy and science.
US President Donald Trump believes Special Counsel Robert Mueller should not go beyond the scope of the Russia probe because he conducts no business with Moscow, according to White House spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas on Friday announced a freeze of all contacts with Israel over violence in Jerusalem.
At least two Israeli nationals were killed and one wounded in a stabbing attack as Palestinians continue clashing with Israeli police over the decision of Tel Aviv to install metal detectors at the gates to the Temple Mount, where the third holiest mosque in Islam is located, according to media reports.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov on Friday said he has no reason to doubt the statements made by a Russian presidential representative about the progressing negotiations between Russia and the United States on creating a cybersecurity working group.
The North Sea oil benchmark fell over 2.8 percent on Friday as representatives from Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other oil producing states converged on St. Petersburg to look over the implementation of last year's oil output cut deal.
Here ye, here ye: Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
Moscow calls on all parties to the Iran nuclear deal to strictly adhere to the agreement, including in regard to the lifting of unilateral sanctions against Tehran, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Friday.
The Polish government must make sure that the legislation it is currently pursuing does not violate Poland's constitution or weaken the rule of law in that country, according to the US State Department press release.
Footage has surfaced online depicting flatbed tracks laden with American armored military vehicles passing through Syria, with conflicting commentary claiming that the materiel was bound for use by either US-backed Syrian militant groups or US troops themselves fighting Daesh in the city of Raqqa.
Japanese Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida said that the UK should ensure transparency and predictability during the Brexit negotiations in order to decrease potential losses of Japanese businesses and investors, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said in a press release Friday.
The Israeli Air Force’s McDonnell Douglas F-4 bombers won’t be flying again anytime soon.
The job approval rating for President Donald Trump has dropped to a historic low of 38.8 percent in the second quarter when compared with past US presidents, according to a Gallup poll.
New sanctions imposed by the United States against Iran might have no direct influence on the implementation of the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), but it may still vitiate the atmosphere around it, according to Alexey Karpov, Russia's deputy permanent envoy to international organizations in Vienna.
A spokesman from the offices of the Turkish president has stated that Ankara was not involved in the publication of a map that showed, among other things, the location of US military positions in Syria. The map was published by a Turkish state-run news agency.
President Donald Trump decided to end the CIA program to train Syrian rebels due to operational uncertainty not because he was out-negotiated by Russian President Vladimir Putin, retired US Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kwiatkowski told Sputnik.
Policy recommendations proposed by Russia and China to ease tensions on the Korean Peninsula, will certainly take time to implement but seem to be the only way to avoid disastrous consequences that may occur, according to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
The United States has determined that exports of steel concrete reinforcing bar (rebar) from Taiwan were dumped in the US market and sold at unfair prices, according to the US Commerce Department.
Almost 700 German companies have been included on a black list in Turkey over their alleged support of terrorism, local media reported on Friday.
India's ambition to rise as a great power has received a strong boost from abroad, in the form of massive investment from foreign manufacturers.