The Cold War-era stockpiles were originally intended for a global conflict with the capitalist bloc. A significant portion was dismantled, sent to Africa and Asia, or destroyed in the ongoing war in ...

New combat footage posted by the Ukrainian military on Monday shows American-made tanks and armored fighting vehicles at war ...

When the Soviet Union could no longer afford the competition, its leaders decided to end the Cold War. A modified version of this argument holds that the American military buildup simply worsened ...

In September 1945, a young Russian man symbolically ushered in the Cold War when he walked into Ottawa newsroom and announced he had proof of a widespread Soviet spy ring operating in Canada.

The hijacking crisis of September 1970 occurred against the backdrop of a decades-long Cold War between the planet's two strongest nations. Although the United States and Soviet Union had begun ...

As the Cold War settled into détente in the early 1970s, Fidel Castro, following the Soviet line, began to soften his own antagonistic rhetoric against the United States. "We are neighbors," he ...

the Cold War. One side was led by the USA, the other by the Soviet Union - the two superpowers. The Soviet Union led one side with other Eastern European countries such as Hungary and Poland ...