Crimea, Donbas

A Fraught Peace: U.S. Proposes Recognition of Crimea as Russian in Controversial Deal to End Ukraine War

In a development that could mark the most dramatic shift in Western policy since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, U.S. negotiators have reportedly proposed recognizing the Crimean Peninsula as Russian territory as part of a...
Egyptian MiG-29M2 and a Chinese J-10S.

Eagles of Civilization 2025: China and Egypt Deepen Military Ties with First-Ever Joint Air Drills

In a landmark military collaboration that underscores a shifting global defense dynamic, China and Egypt have launched their first joint aerial exercise, Eagles of Civilization 2025. The drills began on April 19 at Wadi Abu Rish Air Base in Egypt,...
U.S. Navy BAE Systems’ ASP Contract Ushers in New Era of P-8 Poseidon Electronic Warfare Capability

U.S. Navy: BAE Systems’ ASP Contract Ushers in New Era of P-8 Poseidon Electronic Warfare Capability

The U.S. Navy is charting a new course in airborne survivability with the next major upgrade to one of its most versatile assets, the Boeing P-8A Poseidon. A $40.7 million contract awarded for three low-rate initial production (LRIP) Advanced Survivability...
CC-130J Hercules aircraft

Canada’s Armed Forces Are Properly Equipped for Growing Requirements — But Not in the Way Most Expect

Canada, despite being a G7 country and a longstanding member of NATO, has long had a reputation for maintaining a modest military posture. Its global image has leaned more toward peacekeeping and diplomacy than hard power. But this may be...
HMS Prince of Wales departing HMNB Portsmouth

Operation Highmast: UK’s HMS Prince of Wales Carrier Strike Group Begins Historic Indo-Pacific Deployment

In a bold demonstration of Britain’s global ambitions and defense capabilities, Carrier Strike Group 25 (CSG 25), led by HMS Prince of Wales, departed on April 22 to begin Operation Highmast—a high-profile deployment through some of the world’s most volatile...
U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler

U.S. Navy Deploys EA-18G Growler With Four AGM-88E AARGMs in High-Stakes Operation Against Houthi

In a striking shift that reflects the intensifying complexity of the fight against Houthi forces in Yemen, a U.S. Navy EA-18G Growler was filmed launching from the USS Harry S. Truman with a rarely seen heavy payload: four AGM-88E AARGM...
Sturmgewehr 77 A1 (STG77A1)

Austria Nightfighter: Austria’s Military Steps into the Night with New ‘Nightfighter’ STG77A1 Rifles

Austria's armed forces have officially entered a new era of battlefield readiness with the introduction of the upgraded Sturmgewehr 77 A1 (STG77A1) assault rifles, specifically the "Nightfighter" edition. Designed for enhanced performance in low-light and night operations, the new rifles...
United States Space Force (USSF)

U.S. Space Force Publishes Strategic Operational Manual for Space Superiority

In a significant step toward defining the future of military operations beyond Earth, the United States Space Force (USSF) has released a new operational manual titled “Space Warfighting: A Framework for Planners”, outlining a bold strategy to achieve and maintain...
RT LTA

Israeli Defense Firm RT LTA Unveils Mobile Aerostat Platforms to Boost U.S. Border Surveillance

At the Border Security Expo held earlier this month in Phoenix, Arizona, Israeli defense firm RT LTA Systems Ltd. revealed its latest mobile aerostat surveillance platforms, signaling a growing reliance on high-altitude, tethered balloon technology to address long-standing gaps in...
China Tests 'Unjammable' Fiber-Optic Drones

China Tests ‘Unjammable’ Fiber-Optic Drones: A New Frontier in Electronic Warfare

The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has begun field-testing a new class of fiber-optic guided drones, signaling a significant leap in its unmanned aerial systems (UAS) capabilities. These drones, tethered to their operators via thin fiber-optic cables, represent a decisive...
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