It is in no one’s interest to militarise the Arctic but thanks to something of an arms race heating up between the US, Russia ...

Russia has continued expanding its military bases in the Arctic region despite significant losses in its war on Ukraine, according to a new series of satellite images obtained by CNN.

Since 2005, Russia has reopened tens of Arctic Soviet-era military bases, modernised its navy, and developed new hypersonic missiles designed to evade U.S. sensors and defences.

Russia’s Trefoil military base is on the Franz Josef Land Archipelago in the Arctic. A second Russian base on the polar ice cap is now operational.

MOSCOW— -- Russia has launched a push to show off its growing military presence in the Arctic in the past two months, even inviting foreign journalists on a rare tour of one of its bases in ...

Courtesy of the Russian defense ministry, you can now take a tour of Russia’s newest military base. A virtual tour, anyway. The base, dubbed "The Arctic Trefoil" due to its three-point structure ...

Missile launchers ply icy roads and air defense systems point menacingly into the sky at this Arctic military outpost, a key vantage point for Russia to project power to the resource-rich polar ...

More than half the Arctic's coastline is Russian territory and in the last six years Russia has built more than 475 military bases along its northern border, according to The Economist.

Russia continues to boost its Arctic military presence, according to satellite photos obtained by CNN.; The photos show improvements being made to Russian radar bases and runways, CNN reported.

New footage shows a major explosion at a secret military base in Russia, with the huge blast lighting up the sky and shaking homes in the local area.