How Kosovo Empowers the Russian MilitaryDeborah Yarsike Ball
The Russian military is losing "significant" equipment, "about to run out of available troops" and failing to move its convoy into Kyiv, according to a security and defence analyst. Michael Clarke, former director general of the Royal United Services Institute (R...
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While some allies have left open the possibility of sending military personnel to Ukraine, NATO itself has no plans to do this. Article content But a key part of the commitment for allies to defend one another is to deter Russian President Vladimir Putin, or any other adversary, from la...
The shift presents global military shipbuilders with an opportunity to seek ways to efficiently and effectively meet customer demand. However, to stay ahead of competitors, they will need to assess how to make their products more affordable, flexible, and respon...
Being battle-tested is already proving to be a powerful marketing tool. Bukavs told me he thinks defense ministers are getting closer to moving from promises toward “action.” The Latvian police have bought a handful of Mospheras, and the country’s military has acquired some, too, f...
But another totalitarian country, North Korea, succeeded where Saddam had failed. In 2009, the North Koreans successfully tested a nuclear weapon as powerful as the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima. The underground explosion was so significant that it created an earthquake with a magnitude of ...
While much of the country was fixated on New Jersey, another swarm of drones was disrupting operations at an air base in the U.K.where U.S. nuclear weapons have been stored. Sen. Roger Wicker: Clearly, there is a military intelligence aspect of this. ...
It’s still the land of opportunity, but now it’s confronting the human cost of its success. The new buzzwords: responsibility and empathy.
But the Russian president told everybody that he had no intention of invading - until the invasion began. Clarke notes that both Hungary's Orban and Turkey's Erdogan have both spoken to Putin - but the former is "a supporter" ...