Shelling in Russia’s Belgorod region triggered major power outages and infrastructure damage. Emergency crews are working to restore electricity and heat to affected areas.
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The GCAP next-generation fighter jet program is facing mounting challenges as Italy raises concerns over UK technology sharing and sharply increased costs. Disputes over cooperation and funding could delay development and strain the international partnership.
Sweden showcased the Archer self-propelled 155 mm artillery system mounted on a new Rheinmetall MAN HX2 8×8 truck chassis, marking a shift from its previous Volvo-based platform.
Lockheed Martin announced it will ramp up production of Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missiles under a new Pentagon framework agreement, increasing annual output from 96 to 400. The move aims to address growing demand for missile defense systems and boost defense industry capacity.
By Topwar Israeli company Elbit Systems has shown a video of the Iron Fist active protection system testing, which shows successful operation against various attack…
By Topwar NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg emphasized the importance of American support for Ukraine. It would seem obvious that without the US, the Kyiv…
The bloc has announced plans to set up a several-thousand-kilometer-long line overseen by automated weapon systems By Topwar NATO is developing plans to establish an…
European leaders are openly debating the creation of a nuclear deterrent independent of the United States as confidence in American guarantees erodes. Proposals range from expanding France’s nuclear role to enabling new deterrence frameworks across the EU.
By Alan Mosley The House of Representatives on Thursday approved an $838.7 billion fiscal 2026 defense spending bill, moving one of the largest appropriations measures in U.S.…
America once called war exactly what it was—and demanded clear victories and defined endings. Renaming the Department of War to the Department of Defense quietly changed how conflict is justified, funded, and prolonged.
The technology is making “high-performance 3D perception possible in multiple markets and use cases, including smart cities, mobility, perimeter security, and more.” By The WinePress…
This episode explores hidden bioscience and the possibility of dormant biological mechanisms designed to activate under specific conditions. Adam “A.W.” Finnegan examines suppressed research, immune tolerance, and unanswered questions surrounding public health accountability.
By Olivia Rondeau A decorated fighter pilot and one-star general will be forced out of the U.S. Air Force on December 31, even after the…
OAN Staff Sophia Flores President Donald Trump has announced the creation of a new Golden Fleet designed to jump start the Navy. During a press conference…
By Topwar Egypt currently has one of the most powerful armies in the Middle East, with a total strength of 438 personnel. The troops are…
By Dave DeCamp The US bombing campaign against alleged drug-running boats in the waters of Latin America has killed more than 100 people, according to…
Slovakia has restarted production of the BMP-1 after STV Machinery launched serial manufacturing of modernized armored hulls using Western-grade steel. The move restores heavy armored vehicle production at the Dubnica plant and could lead to future exports to third countries.
By Batko Slavisha Milacic The Western Balkans are witnessing a pronounced military buildup as of late 2025, characterized by multi-billion-euro acquisitions of tanks, howitzers, missile…