- December 30th, 2025
Russia and Ukraine traded sharp accusations on Monday (Dec 29) after Moscow claimed that dozens of Ukrainian drones had targeted one of President Vladimir Putin’s residences, a charge Kyiv dismissed as a deliberate fabrication aimed at sabotaging US-led efforts to...
When the Russia–Ukraine war actually began depends largely on where one chooses to draw the starting line. For many, the answer is straightforward: February 24, 2022, the day Russian forces crossed Ukraine’s borders in a full-scale invasion that shattered Europe’s...
China is steadily boosting its influence in the global fighter jet market, banking on competitive pricing, flexible financing options, and minimal political restrictions to attract buyers across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and beyond. While Beijing still trails dominant exporters...
An undetonated US-made precision-guided bomb discovered in Beirut has sparked an urgent diplomatic and security crisis, underscoring how modern warfare increasingly blurs the line between battlefield incidents and global strategic competition. The United States has formally demanded the immediate return...
Seven Su-35S delivery batches in a single year underscore a strategic inflection in Russia’s aerospace capabilities, bolstering VKS airpower, demonstrating industrial resilience, and reinforcing operational readiness despite persistent Western sanctions and supply chain pressures Moscow’s completion of seven delivery batches...
Russia’s fifth-generation Sukhoi Su-57 “Felon” has emerged as a significant factor in the Ukraine conflict, following confirmation from Rostec CEO Sergey Chemezov that the aircraft has repeatedly operated in one of the world’s most electronically contested battle environments while successfully...
Recent high-resolution satellite imagery has laid bare what defence planners across the Middle East have quietly anticipated for more than a year: Iran has entered the final infrastructural phase of integrating Russia’s Su-35 multirole fighter into frontline service. The near-completion...
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has lauded the “invincible friendship” between Moscow and Pyongyang in a New Year letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, state media reported Thursday (Dec. 25). In the letter, which reached Pyongyang last week, Putin...
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