NATO will soon announce the largest multi-month exercise since the Cold War - NATO's commander in Europe, Gen. Cavoli
The Steadfast Defender exercise, involving 90,000 troops, will last until the end of May and will involve units from all...
The first air victories of F-16s in Ukraine will be already this year - Kuleba
"Preparations for the first air strike to be carried out by F-16s in Ukrainian air are proceeding according to plan....
Russia strikes Ukraine with a rare 4-tonne anti-ship missile. This is the first known case of its use, according to Defence Express
The P-35 has been in service since 1962 and could have been used either from the coastal "Redut" missile system or...
Ukraine wants to organize a phone call between Zelenskyy and Xi Jinping
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba, who participated in the World Economic Forum in Davos, stated that the...
The largest since the Cold War: NATO announces military training involving 90,000 troops - Reuters
The troops will assess their ability to fight an enemy like Russia. The training will start next...
Biden Accedes to Tougher Immigration Policy to Deflect Criticism and Secure Ukraine Aid - WSJ
During his career, Biden stayed out of the fight for immigration reform.
Turkish banks began refusing to work with Russian banks, fearing sanctions - "Kommersant"
The situation escalated in December 2023, when President Biden signed a secondary sanctions decree; that is believed to be...
British foreign minister says the current situation is similar to the 1930s when the West tried to appease Hitler - Politico
In a podcast to the publication, David Cameron states that the war in Ukraine remains his absolute number one...
Schoolchildren in Russia are being prepared for drone attacks
A military officer came to the school in the village of Kuban, Lipetsk region, and showed kids how to behave when a...
France will supply Ukraine with 50 "AASM Hammer" bombs per month during 2024
It has also been announced that 78 "Caesar" artillery systems will be manufactured for Ukraine, according to the...
A Russian patrol ship has sunk in Sevastopol
It is reported by agents of the "ATESH" guerrilla movement. The ship was found during the survey of ships in...
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