The Russian spy ship Yantar was recently spotted off Brazil’s coast, sparking global concern. Why is this seemingly ordinary vessel so feared? Equipped with cutting-edge technology, Yantar’s ...

The Russian ship Yantar, which translates to amber, is under surveillance by Spanish naval forces, including the vessel Vigia and frigates Mendez Nunez and Blas de Lezo, as well as other Russian ...

The Yantar 4K2 was first launched in 1981; using the Zenit launch vehicle, it was sent into orbit a total of 82 times, with the last launch in 2002.

The Russian ship Yantar was discovered in the vicinity of British submarine cables. Defense Minister Healey sent the navy and threatened Putin. Hands off our underwater cables: British Defense ...

Yantar was last month seen off the Irish coastline in what was being viewed as a push from Putin to scare the West. It zig-zagged through seas north of Mayo and Donegal over at least one ...

Yantar is a Russian Navy vessel, but one that lacks a single weapon. The ship was commissioned in 2015 and officially is known as a "special purpose ship" or "oceanographic vessel." ...

Yantar, equipped with deep-diving submersibles and sonar systems, has been serving in the Russian Navy since 2015. It has earlier been suspected of operating on undersea cables before.

The Yantar, meaning amber in Russian, is being monitored by the Spanish naval vessel Vigía and the frigates Méndez Núñez and Blas de Lezo, along with other Kremlin ships.

Russia's Yantar Shipyard in Kaliningrad launched on 28 October the first of four follow-on (Batch III) Talwar (Project 1135.6)-class guided-missile frigates for the Indian Navy.