08:17, 25 Jan
In May 2022, Russian forces first deployed the ultra-heavy UPAB-1500B at a distance of 40 km, following orders from five generals.
What type of Russian aviation weapon is this, and why were there multiple command levels for its deployment?
08:17, 25 Jan
A devastating strike on Ryazan was carried out by just 12 Ukrainian drones, highlighting the true state of air defense in Russia.
Ryazan Oil Refinery is among the leading oil processing plants in Russia, and the city of Ryazan should have been well-protected by air defense systems according to all regulations.
08:17, 25 Jan
Drawing from Ukraine's experience, France is transforming old anti-aircraft systems into "Shahed-killers" for mobile fire units.
The development of the "Shahed-killer" Proteus took only four months, thanks to a highly balanced and pragmatic approach.
08:17, 25 Jan
China has developed the HY100 drone based on a copy of the An-2, highlighting the impressive durability of the "corncob" aircraft.
The presented drone clearly has a "dual purpose," which prompts relevant reflections.
08:17, 25 Jan
Initially, Starmer pledged to provide just 150 artillery pieces to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, but a contract has now been finalized for them.
Or a bit about the pace at which the fulfillment of this promise to assist Ukraine is unfolding.
08:17, 25 Jan
Japan has ordered 17 CH-47 Chinook helicopters, which first took flight 64 years ago.
Why is Japan expanding its fleet of CH-47 Chinook helicopters, originally developed in the 1960s, and are there any alternatives that could potentially replace them in the future?
08:17, 24 Jan
The British union insists on ordering Eurofighter instead of F-35, warning that neglecting this could jeopardize the Tempest program.
Choosing between a homegrown 4th generation fighter jet and a foreign 5th generation one is far from straightforward.
08:17, 24 Jan
Russia will receive 240 units each of the 170mm self-propelled artillery "Koksan" and 240mm M-1991 rocket systems from North Korea, along with 150 KN-23 missiles.
The Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine has disclosed the number of artillery pieces and ballistic missiles that Russia is expected to receive from North Korea.
08:17, 24 Jan
The fact that "Madjar Birds" now boasts a fiber-optic drone with a range of 41 km speaks volumes about their technological advancements and capabilities.
What should we understand about the "drone technology race" currently taking place in the war against the Russians?
08:17, 24 Jan
The upcoming aid package from Sweden will be the largest since 2022, and CV90 vehicles will be repaired in Ukraine.
The largest aid package for Ukraine from Sweden, along with an agreement to develop a bilateral cooperation agreement in the defense sector – what do we know about this?
08:17, 24 Jan
Russia showcased the "KUB-SM" drone swarm system by Kalashnikov, which appears to feature elements inspired by the American Altius.
Considering the similar unveiling of the new strike drone "KUB-2," the new Russian system "KUB-SM" may already be deployed on the front lines.
08:17, 23 Jan
At the secret underground base of Russian forces in Balaklava, "Object 825," there are concerns about activity and the potential presence of Kalibr missile carriers.
Is there room for anything else besides the museum submarine S-49 at the mysterious site built during the "Cold War"?
08:17, 23 Jan
Denmark, which provided Ukraine with all its Caesar self-propelled howitzers, has also unearthed 2S1 "Gvozdika" artillery for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Denmark, in its support of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' artillery, has not only provided its own Caesar and M109 systems but has also ordered additional French and Slovak self-propelled howitzers for Ukraine. Additionally, they have sourced Ukrainian "Bohdana" systems and, as it turns out, have also found 2S1 "Gvozdika" units elsewhere.
08:17, 23 Jan
The Belgians have made an intriguing upgrade to the Leopard 1 with the Cockerill 3105 turret, but will anyone be able to sell it?
When it comes to upgrading the Leopard 1, the issue extends beyond just technological solutions; it also involves the basic challenge of sourcing spare parts.
08:17, 23 Jan
The Philippines, the only country with combat experience using the FA-50, has decided to double its fleet of these aircraft.
The Philippines is prepared to spend $72 million for a single FA-50, which is, at best, a light fighter aircraft.
08:17, 23 Jan
Israel is purchasing additional missiles for the Iron Dome using American funds.
The United States has invested and continues to invest substantial funds and technology into the development and support of Israel's missile defense system.
08:17, 23 Jan
Malaysia claims it has repaired its Russian Su-30 jets independently, despite initially citing a shortage of spare parts.
Initially, there were plans to almost write off these planes, but now we hear about successful operations, which raises concerns.
08:26, 22 Jan
Germany orders trucks from Rheinmetall at an average price of €580,000 each.
A new substantial order for Rheinmetall equipment from the Bundeswehr includes 568 UTF trucks, also known as HX RMMV.
08:26, 22 Jan
Is there a threat to Ukraine due to Trump's 90-day aid freeze?
Donald Trump has imposed a 90-day freeze on foreign aid and initiated an audit of programs, although this does not apply to all types of assistance.
08:17, 22 Jan
What is known about the "Chaklun-V" drones that targeted the Smolensk aviation plant, and what capabilities do the Russians have regarding the Su-25?
Let's analyze the well-known details regarding the recent attack on the capabilities of the Russian defense industry.
08:17, 22 Jan
The "Novator" from the "Lyut" squad endured an explosion from an anti-tank mine during battles near Toretsk.
Although this example may seem "local," it clearly showcases the high performance and quality of the domestic "Novator" machinery.
08:17, 22 Jan
A joint venture has been established in Ukraine with KNDS Deutschland, focusing on Leopard 2, PzH 2000, RCH 155, and more.
KNDS Deutschland is the new name for the renowned Krauss-Maffei-Wegmann (KMW), which stands as one of the leading companies in the German defense industry.
08:17, 21 Jan
The partnership between Rheinmetall and Leonardo has received approval from Germany, paving the way for hundreds of Lynx armored vehicles.
Despite the fact that this involves the merger of a German and an Italian company to manufacture the KF41 Lynx and KF51 Panther, it also holds significance for Ukraine.
08:17, 21 Jan
Turkey will establish a ammunition manufacturing plant in Mongolia, marking what could be the most unusual military alliance in the world.
It is highly likely that for Turkey, this project will primarily be geopolitical in nature.
08:17, 21 Jan
Korea has announced the timeline and budget for creating its own "Iron Dome," named LAMD.
The development of LAMD showcases a distinctive feature, as it is accelerating. Additionally, in Korea, the L-SAM system is in the final stages of development, which will represent the highest level of missile defense.
08:17, 20 Jan
In autumn, Romania handed over a Patriot system to Ukraine, expecting in return a battery equipped with a cutting-edge 360-degree radar system.
The Romanian military, in addition to the previously ordered Patriot missile systems, is also set to receive a replacement system for the one that was supplied to Ukraine.
08:17, 20 Jan
Six A-10 attack planes have been temporarily stationed in Europe for several months.
These vehicles carried out missions in the Middle East before returning to the United States.
08:17, 20 Jan
Land Rover is set to retire at 81 in the British military, with efforts underway to find a replacement alongside the Pinzgauer.
The British Ministry of Defence is seeking information on options for replacing these vehicles as part of the LMP program.
08:17, 20 Jan
The Russians discovered "surplus" T-72B3 tanks, five BMP-3s, and over fifty other armored vehicles, all of which were sent to Mali.
This brings us back to the question of the priorities by which the Russians are currently allocating and utilizing their armored vehicles.
08:17, 19 Jan
What’s this “new” wheeled self-propelled howitzer from the Russians? It takes 100 technicians to support one MiG-29 pilot. More news from the week.
We share insights on these and other materials and events of the week, including how the U.S. Navy expended over 200 valuable missiles to counter Houthi attacks in the Red Sea.
