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Russia - Syria convert Hmeimim and Tartus bases, major change in military presence

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On August 9, Syria said it had reached an agreement with Russia on the fate of 2 Russian bases in the country.

Kazan is vibrant and quiet

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In mid-June, reading information about Prime Minister Le Minh Hung's visit to Kazan (Tartarstan Republic, Russian Federation), I became curious to learn about Kazan, and then decided to go with relatives to a place called the 3rd capital of Russia, after Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Mammoth bones found well preserved in Bulgaria

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Mammoth bone fragments were discovered in Bulgaria after the water level of the Danube River dropped to a record low.

About 800,000 Ukrainian weapons smuggled into the black market

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Italian mafia discovered purchasing drones from the battlefield, raising concerns that Ukrainian weapons are being smuggled into the black market in many areas.

China launches a series of new satellites with Truong Chinh-6 missile

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China continues to expand its space program by successfully launching satellites testing new generation communication technology.

Computer systems that change human history

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Computer systems have developed from hundreds of tons and hundreds of square meters in size to compact machines and become an indispensable part of human life.

5 best-selling mobile phones in history

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Mobile phones have become an indispensable item for most people today from an expensive device.

5 giant aircraft dominating the world sky

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Many giant aircraft are even longer than Olympic swimming pools, accommodating tanks, higher than 5-storey buildings.

The most modern drones in the world

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As an indispensable part of modern warfare, drones are increasingly becoming useful for military operations.

inventions that changed the world during World War II

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During World War II, besides the destructive power of the bomb, there were many findings that helped shape the world significantly.

5 leading airports in the world

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Airport ships are always the pride of the navels of countries that own them because of their comprehensiveness and usefulness in sea warfare.