The Kalashnikov Concern, Russia ’s largest weapons manufacturer, is actively recruiting schoolchildren aged 16 and older for “summer work,” according to Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation.

The group of designers he led was behind the the Bizon-2 and Vityaz-SN submachine-guns. Categories: Politics, International. Tags: AK-47, Mikhail Kalashnikov, Viktor Kalashnikov.

In Russia, the Kalashnikov Concern (Russian arms manufacturer - ed.) is seeking new employees among schoolchildren aged 16 and older. They are being offered summer jobs, according to the Center ...

Aprilia is planning to expand its offerings in the Indian market. Recently, the Aprilia SR 175 scooter has been spotted at a dealership, suggesting its official launch to be slotted soon. It is ...

AUBURN, Wash. — One person was killed in a drive-by shooting on northbound state Route 167 near Auburn on Thursday night. King County Medical Examiners identified the victim as 22-year-old ...

Carlos Sainz Sr. has confirmed he won’t run for the presidency of the FIA — the governing body for auto racing series like Formula 1. Sainz is the father of ...

Carlos Sainz Sr had been considering whether to become a candidate against incumbent Mohammed Ben Sulayem in the FIA presidential election later this year; Sainz, the father of Williams F1 driver ...

Mohammed Ben Sulayem's chances of being re-elected unopposed as president of motor racing's world governing body increased on Wednesday when Spaniard Carlos Sainz Sr said he would not be standing ...

SAN DIEGO, Calif. – Richard Ansel Mathurin, Sr., 88, of San Diego, Calif., passed away peacefully on June 18, 2025, at Kearny Mesa Convalescent and Nursing Home. Born in Brunswick, Maine, on Aug ...

1 person was killed and 3 were hospitalized after DPS says a pickup truck tried to pass vehicles in a no-passing zone and hit 2 others head-on near Forest Lakes ...

ORLANDO, Fla. — SR-408 westbound has reopened after an incident near SR-50 in Waterford Lakes. Orlando police had all the lanes shut down from the SR-50 entrance to Dean Road.