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Dmitry Kornev

Dmitry Kornev is a Russian military analyst, investigative journalist, and founder of MilitaryRussia.ru, specializing in Soviet and Russian military technology. He contributes to major Russian media outlets and edits the weapons section of the defense journal New Defense Order.

    October 9, 2026
    Diplomacy/Education

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    October 9, 2026

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    Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

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