The Kachin Independence Army (KIA) has launched a coordinated series of attacks on Tatmadaw bases near the Myanmar border with China as the government continues to heavily crack down on… Continue reading "Burmese Rebel Groups Launches Large Attacks Against Government Bases as Post-Coup Crackdown Continues"
The third week of March brought us more interesting defense news. Sadly, its seen several air incidents, the situation in Western Tigray raises many concerns as updated of satellite imagery… Continue reading "Weekend Briefing (22-26 March)"
The official spokesman of the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Defense, Brigadier General Turki Al-Malki, has described a series of drone attacks by Yemen’s Houthis on Saudi Arabia on the night… Continue reading "Saudi Arabia: Houthi Drone Attacks “Rejection” Of Ceasefire Proposal"
The Slovak Ministry of Defense announced on its new modernization program that emphasizes the replacement of its Infantry Fighting Vehicle fleet. Currently, the Slovak Armed Forces operate on the post-soviet… Continue reading "Slovakia Seeks IFV Replacement"
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has released information pertaining to two projects aimed at developing technology deemed crucial for improving American communications and microelectronic systems. The Wireband… Continue reading "DARPA Releases Information on WARP and GRYPHON Projects"
Mahmoud al-Werfalli, the leader of the Libyan National Army-affiliated Saiqa Brigade militia, was shot dead in Benghazi on Wednesday by unknown assailants. A car al-Werfalli and his cousin Ayman were… Continue reading "Libyan Militia Leader Wanted By ICC Assassinated In Benghazi"
Israel’s Channel 12 News has accused Iran of a missile attack on an Israeli-owned cargo ship sailing through the Arabian Sea. According to the television channel’s reporting, the Liberian-flagged container… Continue reading "Iran Accused Of Missile Attack On Israeli-owned Cargo Ship"
Just hours ahead of the NATO Summit which saw NATO members’ foreign ministers meet on 23 and 24 March, U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken sat down for a discussion… Continue reading "Stoltenberg and Blinken Define NATO as a Cornerstone of the International World Order"
Despite its role in Japanese aviation history as the Japan Air Self Defense Force’s first F-4EJ Phantom II and among the last of them, no museums or private collectors have… Continue reading "An Uncertain Fate For Japan’s First Phantom"
In a recent press release Brussels announced the decision of the European Council to establish the European Peace Facility (EPF). With a budget of around $6 billion (€5 billion) for… Continue reading "EU Launches $6 Billion initiative Aimed at Bolstering International Security"