In an intimidating display of how deadly nature can be, a video of the ‘first tsunami waves’ hitting a hilly area in Kamchatka, Russia, was shared online, which went viral. The waves were triggered ...

Despite some speculation among Western defense analysts, no evidence of damaged ships or submarines in Russia’s Pacific Fleet ...

Russia's nuclear submarine base showed visible damage to one of its floating piers, with one segment appears to have detached from its anchor point.

The magnitude 8.8 earthquake in Russia caused tsunami waves, but there are no reports of serious casualties, contrary to the misleading video’s claim ...

Just how big was last week's earthquake that hit Russia and created a tsunami that dispersed energy throughout the entirety ...

Russia’s Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula has been rocked by yet another earthquake, this time a magnitude 6.0 tremor, just ...

The misleading video uses an AI-generated video of a tsunami and a clip of an apartment building collapse in Turkey, falsely presented as footage from Russia ...

The latest quake followed the massive July 30 earthquake that measured 8.8 in magnitude and occurred off the Kamchatka ...

According to preliminary reports, the quake occurred offshore and at a moderate depth, which may have helped to minimise surface impact.

Nuclear submarine base in Russia's Far East damaged by earthquake, satellite images show, New York Times reports.

A powerful earthquake in Russia's Far East seemingly impacted the Rybachiy submarine base, a key Pacific Fleet installation.