RS-28 Sarmat ICBM

Russia’s RS-28 Sarmat: Game-Changer or Overhyped Nuclear Giant?

When Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on May 12 that Russia had successfully tested the RS-28 Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), he described it as the most powerful missile ever built — capable of striking any point on Earth, evading...
BrahMos-II

India Advances Hypersonic Missile Programme With Record 1,200-Second Scramjet Test Despite BrahMos-II Slowdown

India has taken a significant step forward in its hypersonic weapons development programme following a record-breaking scramjet combustor test conducted by the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (Defence Research and Development Organisation) Hyderabad-based laboratory. The milestone strengthens India’s position among...
Type 10 Tank

Philippines Eyes Japan’s Type 10 Tank After Israeli Sabrah Delivery Delays Reshape Indo-Pacific Armored Warfare Strategy

The Philippine Army is undertaking a significant reassessment of its armored warfare roadmap, a process that is increasingly expanding beyond platform selection into wider questions of supply chain resilience, alliance diversification, and long-term combat readiness amid intensifying Indo-Pacific security competition....
Ohio-class submarine

US shrinking nuclear submarine fleet is emerging as critical strategic vulnerability, China and Russia accelerate undersea warfare expansion across Indo-Pacific, Arctic, and North Atlantic

The nuclear-powered attack submarine fleet operated by the United States is emerging as one of the most consequential structural challenges in contemporary maritime security, as both China and Russia accelerate their undersea warfare modernization programs across multiple strategic theatres. What...
KF-21 Fighter

South Korea’s Potential KF-21 Fighter Delay Raises Strategic Challenges to Indo-Pacific Deterrence and Military Modernization

A potential multi-year delay in South Korea’s flagship indigenous fighter program is rapidly evolving from a budgetary concern into a broader strategic issue with implications for Indo-Pacific deterrence architecture, defence-industrial credibility, and Seoul’s long-term military autonomy. As South Korea considers...
Typhon Missile System

Germany Seeks US Typhon Missile System And Tomahawk Cruise Missiles As Berlin Pushes For Long-Range Strike Capability Against Rising Russian Threats

Germany is reportedly pursuing a major expansion of its long-range strike capabilities, seeking to acquire both the U.S. Army’s Typhon Mid-Range Capability (MRC) missile system and Tomahawk land-attack cruise missiles from the United States, in what would mark one of...
Trump-Netanyahu

Israel Remains Largest Recipient of US Foreign Aid as Netanyahu Calls for Phased End to American Financial Support

The United States and Israel have maintained one of the most durable and strategically significant bilateral relationships in modern international politics. Since the late 1940s, the United States has been Israel’s principal external supporter, providing extensive military and economic assistance...
Trump Greenland Ambitions

Trump’s Greenland Pivot: From Annexation Rhetoric to Strategic Military Expansion as US Builds Arctic Presence Amid Russia–China Rivalry

US President Donald Trump appears to be moving closer to achieving one of his most controversial geopolitical objectives: turning Greenland into a strategic military bulwark against Russia and China. While Trump has abandoned earlier rhetoric about forcibly annexing the Arctic...
B-1B Lancer bomber

US Air Force Speeds B-1B Lancer Repair With Digital “Backbone” Surgery, Extends Bomber’s Future

The United States Air Force has successfully completed a major structural repair on a B-1B Lancer bomber months ahead of schedule, marking a significant milestone in the service’s effort to extend the life of one of America’s most important strategic...
Iranian Karrar drone

Iran’s Underground Missile Network Near Isfahan Demonstrates Strategic Resilience Under Relentless Bombardment, Undermining Expectations of Quick Decapitation Through Precision Deep-Strike Warfare

The resilience of Iran’s underground missile infrastructure near Iran, particularly the Soffeh Mountain complex south of Isfahan, has become a focal point in global military analysis after repeated bunker-busting strikes failed to fully suppress its operational output during the 2025–2026...
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