- October 20th, 2025
Russia has escalated its missile campaign against Ukraine with unprecedented intensity. Using a mix of Iskander-M ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, drones, and potentially KN-23 systems, the Kremlin launched strikes that hit military installations, port infrastructure, and a U.S.-supplied Patriot air...
Russia has reportedly canceled its much-anticipated A-100 airborne early warning and control system (AEW&CS) program. Long touted as the successor to the Soviet-era A-50, the A-100 was meant to represent a generational leap in battlefield surveillance and command capabilities. However,...
Russia has retrofitted the aging Soviet-era Yakovlev Yak-52 trainer aircraft into a crude, low-budget interceptor aimed at battling Ukraine’s expanding fleet of long-range unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The emergence of the Yak-52B2 underscores the intensifying technological tug-of-war in the skies...
The Kremlin has deployed MiG-35 multirole fighters over Moscow in response to an escalating wave of Ukrainian kamikaze drone attacks. This marks the first operational use of the MiG-35 "Fulcrum Foxtrot" in direct defence of the Russian capital, signaling its...
Against the backdrop of Russia's Red Square, where the weight of history hangs thick in the air, President Vladimir Putin vowed that Russia would triumph in Ukraine just as it did against Nazi Germany in World War II. Speaking during...
As drone warfare reshapes modern battlefields, Russia is adapting its armored forces to counter this evolving threat. The recent delivery of upgraded T-90M Proryv and T-72B3M main battle tanks (MBTs) to frontline units underscores the Kremlin's commitment to maintaining military...
The Russian Armed Forces have officially begun fielding the new “Ladoga” armored vehicle, developed by domestic defense firm AVD, marking a notable shift in the country's approach to troop mobility and protection in high-risk environments. The vehicle is tailored for...
At the onset of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, few military observers held any illusions about the effectiveness of Russia's attack helicopters. Derided as outdated and vulnerable, they were dubbed "flying coffins" by both Western analysts and...
On the night of April 22, residents of Odessa heard something unfamiliar in the skies. It wasn’t the low, droning buzz that has become all too common since Russia began deploying its Geran-2 kamikaze drones. Instead, witnesses described a louder,...
In a stark reminder of Cold War-era brinkmanship, Russian Security Council Secretary Sergei Shoigu has warned that Moscow could consider resuming nuclear weapons testing, depending on the actions of the United States. The comments, made in an interview with the...
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