The effect of a Democratic-controlled legislative process will be immense on the US defence industry, especially in relation to several of President Trump’s landmark defence contracts.

This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 12th of November 2026 0:00 👋 Intro 0:13 🚀 Ballistic attack on Kyiv — 11 missiles: Iskander, S-400, KN-23 0:33 🎯 Targets: shopping center, industrial zone, substation near Bila Tserkva 1:11 🤔 Why only 11 missiles? — the talks haven’t finished yet 1:52 📹 Videos of the night strikes from different angles 2:18 🛩 Morning drone attack on central Kyiv buildings 2:55 💥 123 drones, Banderol and Dan-T missiles across Ukraine 3:45 🌉 Zaporizhzhia: up to 10 bombs — Preobrazhensky bridge blocked 4:30 🤝 Final round: US representatives meet Putin in Moscow 5:23 🚫 The message: Zelensky won’t change his position — he’s unnegotiable 5:56 🍀 Next stop Ireland — meeting with Zelensky 6:12 🗣 Zelensky: "We need to choose who will represent Europe" 7:45 ⚡️ Massive final attack expected tonight — bridges and energy grid 8:15 🔥 Ukraine’s answer: 85 drones, Omsk refinery damaged again 9:09 🚗 Car with serviceman explodes in St. Petersburg before the talks 10:01 ⚔️ Front: battle for Novohryhorivka nearly over — road to Druzhkivka 11:23 ➡️ Russians advance along the entire front before 2027 11:41 👋 Outro Marketing: marketing@militarysummary.com Android Military Summary Map Application:…

As the old adage goes, “Amateurs talk strategy. Professionals talk logistics.” Military operations are utterly dependent on complex supply chains to move food, fuel, and other essential products across long distances and through contested environments to reach the warfighter. These vital supply lines are fragile at every stage: production concentrated in a single facility can be disrupted, key inputs may come from unreliable — or adversarial — foreign suppliers, and the ports, airfields, and roads that deliver goods the final mile are often the most vulnerable.The threat of this fragility eroding a modern force’s capabilities is very real. As the The post The Promise of Biomanufacturing at the Edge appeared first on War on the Rocks.

New footage of the Chinese sixth generation fighter under development by the Chengdu Aircraft Corporation has shown the aircraft making a sharp 90 degree turn in under two seconds, highlighting the extreme degree of manoeuvrability the design has achieved. First unveiled in December 2024, when it was the first sixth generation fighter ever shown in flight testing, the fighter has stood out for its very large size, allowing it to accommodate a particularly heavy radar and high weapons payload and supporting a very long range. While there were initially significant questions raised regarding its flight performance, footage from June 2026 has shown an extreme level of manoeuvrability. The latest footage is the first to show the aircraft making sharp turns, however, which is particularly challenging due to its tailless design. The lack the horizontal tailplanes that conventional fighters use to control pitch, provide stability, and generate rapid changes in attitude, has made achieving high levels of manoeuvrability particularly challenging for designs like that developed by Chengdu. Achieving this has significant benefits, however, primarily that tailless designs can achieve far lower radar cross sections, and remain undetectable against high waveband radars in ways that fifth generation stealth fighters like the F-35 and…

The Chairman of the Republic of Korea Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Jin Yong-sung conducted a command flight aboard the newly operationalised KF-21 Boramae fighter on November 11, leading a formation comprised of two production-standard KF-21s and two FA-50 lightweight fighters. The two KF-21s were the first serial production models. The flight took place during a visit to the Republic of Korea Air Force’s 16th Fighter Wing at Yecheon, approximately 160 kilometres southeast of Seoul, as part of an inspection of the country’s air defence posture. General Jin used the flight to assess the KF-21’s operational performance and the readiness of the unit preparing to introduce the aircraft into service. Following the flight, he held a debriefing with pilots and called for the maintenance of overwhelming air superiority and the ability to scramble immediately in response to potential provocations. General Jin’s flight highlighted the airborne command and control capabilities of the KF-21, in particular its twin seat variants. The aircraft straddles a unique position between advanced fourth and basic fifth generation capabilities, with Block 1 variants lacking advanced stealth capabilities due to their external weapons carriage, while planned Block 2 variants will be fully fifth generation fighters. This will likely make…

Same script, different city, no results. Two more days of US-brokered talks between Russia and Ukraine have wrapped up in the United Arab Emirates without a peace deal, a ceasefire, or any movement on territory. And once again, President Trump’s envoys, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, are flying to the Kremlin to try to get in person what their negotiators couldn’t get at the table. Kushner announced the trip Wednesday at a press conference in Abu Dhabi. He said he and Witkoff would meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Thursday to go over what was discussed and push for progress, because they see “some openings and some opportunities.” Putin in March 2022 Creative Commons Image Putin March 2023 Image Credit Creative Commons From Moscow, the pair heads to Dublin to brief Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Will this move bear fruit? Many hope so, especially those in Ukraine. However, we’ve watched this movie before. So have they The Only Thing Anyone Agreed On The Abu Dhabi round on November 10 and 11 was the first direct sit-down between Kyiv and Moscow in nine months, following a February session in Geneva that also produced nothing. According to Euronews, an agreement in principle…

Senior North Korean officials have observed construction of a major new naval base on the country’s east coast, with orders given to accelerate work on a facility intended to support the modernisation and expansion of the Korean People’s Army Navy. According to the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA), officials led by chairman of the ruling Korean Workers’ Party Kim Jong Un visited the construction site on November 11, receiving a briefing from commanders on progress and discussing the direction and prospects for completing the project. Kim described the facility as a strategically important project, stating that it would serve as the centre of naval command, military culture and combat capabilities, while emphasising the need to establish a robust supporting infrastructure. Although Pyongyang has not disclosed the precise location of the project, the visit appears to be associated with the long-running naval base development program around Munchon and Tapchon in Kangwon Province, near Wonsan Bay. Satellite imagery has shown renewed construction activity in the area during 2026. The site is particularly significant because of its geographical position on the east coast and its potential to accommodate larger surface warships and submarines that existing North Korean naval facilities may be unable to support…

Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Brigadier General Ali Reza Balali has offered insight into the manoeuvring capabilities of the Fattah-2 hypersonic missile, describing a guidance and flight-control approach intended to make its trajectory difficult for an adversary to predict. The hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) system was designed to manoeuvre during flight and penetrate advanced missile defence networks. “The Fattah-2 missile manoeuvres using different algorithms, not just a single one,” Balali stated. “This makes it impossible for the enemy to predict its future position and position an interceptor missile along its trajectory to shoot it down.” He argued that Iran had designed the weapon specifically to exploit weaknesses in opposing missile defence systems, adding: “In other words, they have the capabilities and technology to deal with a particular type of threat, but we know their capabilities, their strengths, and their weaknesses.”Balali revealed that the missile could reach its target without an adversary identifying the direction from which the attack originated. “By exploiting those weaknesses, we’ve developed a weapon that can reach its target without the enemy even realising where the strike came from,” he said. He attributed the development to Iran’s domestic defence industry, stating: “This is possible because our weapons…

On Tuesday, Russian and Ukrainian delegates met in Abu Dhabi for negotiations. These talks were the first U.S.-mediated discussions in roughly nine months. According to American negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, the talks were productive, and the two will meet with the heads of state of both nations to capitalize on the progress made in Abu Dhabi. Meanwhile, India has submitted its own proposal aimed at de-escalating the war in Ukraine. Tim Murry, a foreign threats compound contractor, drives a T-72 battle tank into position to serve as adversary targets for a joint service exercise, Emerald Flag, at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., Nov. 30. Emerald Flag is a multi-service exercise aimed to unify information sharing across joint domain platforms. (U.S. Air Force photo/1st Lt Karissa Rodriguez) T-72 Tank. Image Credit: Creative Commons. New Delhi is proposing a three-point plan to secure food exports and halt strikes against energy infrastructure. Although the proposal does not provide a framework to end the war, it does address growing agricultural and energy concerns. India’s De-escalation Proposal According to news reports, India’s proposal calls for an immediate ceasefire on attacks against energy facilities and critical infrastructure, measures to keep grain and energy shipments…

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has dodged an impeachment filed against him by Republican Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie after the still-Republican-dominated House voted against unseating him. The vote against impeaching Hegseth was 211 to 204, with 204 members saying the embattled secretary of war should be removed. Massie was the only Republican who voted with Democrats in favor of the articles of impeachment. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth tours several defense innovation companies in Costa Mesa, Calif., Dec. 5, 2025. (DoW photo by U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Madelyn Keech) Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Air Force Gen. Dan Caine and Secretary of Department of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins testify before the Senate Appropriations Committee in Washington D.C., July 21, 2026. (DoW photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Carson Croom) ‘A Threat to the Constitution’ The articles of impeachment reintroduced against Hegseth by Massie allege that the secretary’s actions violated federal law. Among the accusations is the claim that Hegseth did not seek the appropriate congressional approval. He accused Hegseth of acting “in a manner contrary to his trust as secretary of defense.” Massie further argued that Hegseth has…

After the November 3 midterm elections, there has been a lot of talk about Republican infighting over the future direction of the party. But some reports suggest that Republicans are actually doubling down on President Donald Trump’s political agenda despite devastating losses and the loss of control of both the House and the Senate. 2016 Donald Trump Campaign Stop Creative Commons Donald Trump Speaking Creative Commons Released Photo Even as many in the Republican world, outside of elected politics, are publicly questioning the president and the GOP’s ability to win future elections, House Republicans elected Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan as their next minority leader. It came just days after President Donald Trump replaced White House chief of staff Susie Wiles with hard-liner Stephen Miller. Both of the appointments suggest that the Republican Party is preparing to go to war with the Democrats, as the incoming Democratic-controlled Congress prepares investigations into the Trump administration and other figures in the president’s orbit. And on Tuesday, Republican legislators voted overwhelmingly to protect Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth from impeachment, despite growing opposition to the war in Iran and a general feeling that Republicans may begin to part from President Trump on the conflict over…

With Democrats set to take control of Congress next year and many already planning investigations against President Donald Trump and his allies, questions have arisen about how Trump plans to govern in his final two years in office. And one progressive political pundit even predicted the president would resign by Easter next year. A Strategic Move by a ‘Bored’ President Trump President Donald Trump meets with President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa, Wednesday, May 21, 2025, in the Oval Office. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok) President Donald J. Trump delivers remarks at the David S. Mack Center for Training and Intelligence in Garden City, New York, Friday, August 14, 2026. (Official White House Photo by Molly Riley) Months back, Democratic strategist and political commentator James Carville predicted the midterms, saying it was a foregone conclusion that Democrats would come in strong in the polls. Claiming that Trump was “bored” of the presidency and the war in Iran, and was “obviously not well,” and “sleeps all the time, slobbers all over himself or whatever,” Carville said that a Democratic victory in the midterm elections would deliver a major blow to the president’s ego. “[He is] not particularly a hard…

In classic Donald Trump fashion, the president is sending out mixed signals after his party was completely trounced in this year’s Midterm elections. Democrats have overwhelming majorities in the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate, and have turned multiple deep-red states, such as Texas, blue. White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller speaks to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Special Agents in Charge and Field Operations Directors from around the country at ICE Headquarters in Washington, D.C., May 20, 2025. (DHS photo by Tia Dufour) In fact, the defeat was so profound for President Trump and the Republican Party that the Senate might not even be in play until 2032, given how unfavorable the 2028 map is for Republicans. Speeding Toward a Constitutional Crisis After the election, Trump indicated he’d be willing to work with Democrats. He even implied he’d be open to getting an amnesty bill through the Legislative Branch, a clear break from one of his most consistent stances since the 2016 election (the issue that catapulted him to the top of the Republican field that year). At the same time, however, the president has fired his more establishment White House Chief of Staff,…

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A US Army soldier at a field training range. Photo: U.S. Army Originally published at ZeroHedge. A 41-year-old US Army soldier was arrested near Gloucester, England, on Tuesday on suspicion of spying for Russia while assigned to NATO’s Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, the alliance’s British-led rapid-deployment headquarters. London’s Metropolitan Police said the arrest was made as part of a Counter Terrorism Policing investigation, on suspicion of offenses under sections 1 and 3 of the National Security Act 2023: obtaining, copying, retaining or disclosing “protected information,” and assisting a foreign intelligence service. “The country to which the allegations relate is Russia,” the force said. The soldier, who has not been named, is in custody at a London police station, and officers are searching two addresses in Gloucestershire. A senior NATO military official confirmed to NBC News that the American service member “was assigned to NATO’s” ARRC, whose headquarters sits at Imjin Barracks on the outskirts of Gloucester. Three people familiar with the matter told the network the same. FBI Director Kash Patel wrote: “A U.S. Army soldier has been arrested with our partners in the UK in a Russia-related espionage investigation. Our message is clear: This FBI has no tolerance for…

Iran is rejecting U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that the United States has won the war with Iran, insisting that the Islamic Republic is stronger after the conflict than before, and warning that continued American military strikes will trigger retaliation. Speaking to NPR on Wednesday, November 11, Hamidreza Gholamzadeh, a spokesperson for Iran’s delegation at the COP31 climate summit in Antalya, Turkey, claimed that Washington has not achieved its military objectives. The representative also said that Tehran is preparing for the fighting to continue. (Aug. 07, 2024) An F-35B Lightning II assigned to Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 122 at Yuma, Ariz., taxis after landing at Naval Air Station Jacksonville as part of the aircraft’s temporary transfer to Fleet Readiness Center Southeast (FRCSE). The jet is the first F-35 ever inducted into the depot and is part of a readiness improvement initiative to support corrosion mitigation efforts for the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC). (U.S. Navy photo by Toiete Jackson/Released) A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II participating in NATO exercise Ramstein Flag 24 flies over the west coast of Greece, Oct. 4, 2024. Over 130 fighter and enabler aircraft from Greece, Canada, France, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Sweden, United…

Russia and Ukraine just concluded two days of U.S.-mediated peace talks in Abu Dhabi and have reportedly reached an agreement on a large-scale prisoner exchange. The territorial disputes preventing the war from ending, however, have not been resolved. Putin Back in 2012 Creative Commons Image Putin in June 2026 Creative Commons Photo The negotiations concluded on Wednesday, November 11, and were the first direct talks between Moscow and Kyiv in nine months. Speaking to reporters following the meetings, President Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner confirmed that progress had been made on several issues, including future security arrangements for Europe. Russia continues to demand control over the entirety of the Ukrainian Donbas region, however, including territory that Russian forces have still failed to occupy. Kushner also said that he and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff plan to travel to Moscow on Thursday, November 12, to hold more talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. They will then travel to Dublin, Ireland, where they will enter discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The Prisoner Exchange The primary development that has come from the new discussions was an agreement to release a significant number of prisoners of war. According to Kushner, the United States helped arrange…

With a third aircraft carrier, the USS Theodore Roosevelt, set to arrive around November 15 along with another amphibious landing craft, the USS Makin Island, fears abound that the Americans are buying time until their forces are in position to launch another round of strikes. No Serious Military Option Arleigh Burke Class guided-missile destroyer USS Donald Cook is underway for a scheduled deployment in the U.S. Navy’s 5th and 6th fleet areas of responsibility. Donald Cook departed Naval Station Norfolk Monday, September 19th. (U.S. Navy photo by Petty Officer 3rd Class Scott Pittman) The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers USS Bulkeley, right, and USS Mason participate in a strait transit exercise. Bulkeley and Mason are part of the Enterprise Carrier Strike Group and are conducting work-ups and flight operations in preparation for an upcoming deployment. (U.S. Navy photo by Seaman Jared M. King) In fact, before the disastrous Midterms (for the president and his party), there was talk about the president initiating a wide-ranging airstrike campaign along with the Israeli Air Force (IAF) immediately after the Midterms. That never happened. And it seems to be a matter of great concern and confusion whether the Trump administration will initiate strikes immediately after…

U.S. sanctions and a naval blockade have put Iran under sufficient economic pressure that major new military strikes are unnecessary for now, Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters after meeting Group of Seven allies in Paris on Tuesday. Trump: Blockade to Continue Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Boxer (LHD 4) transits the South China Sea, June 8, 2026. Boxer, flagship of the Boxer Amphibious Ready Group, is underway with the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit in the U.S. 7th Fleet area of operations. U.S. 7th Fleet, the Navy’s largest forward-deployed numbered fleet, routinely interacts and operates with allies and partners to preserve a free and open Indo-Pacific. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Eliora Sims) The amphibious assault ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) sails in the Philippine Sea Aug. 26, 2018 during a Passing Exercise (PASSEX) with the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force. PASSEX enabled the Wasp ARG and the JMSDF a chance to practice communications and maneuvering procedures. The Wasp Amphibious Ready Group is currently operating in the region to enhance interoperability with partners and serve as a ready-response force for any type of contingency. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3rd Class Taylor King) President…

Recently, President Donald Trump has expressed confidence in ongoing negotiations with Iran, saying that he saw “positive momentum” toward ending the conflict in the Middle East once and for all. A few weeks ago, it was speculated that the U.S. would resume strikes against Iran after the midterm elections. Now that the elections have passed, Trump has taken a different tone toward the war, pursuing diplomatic negotiations instead. Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Wash. (Aug. 14, 2003) — Illustration of USS Ohio (SSGN 726) which is undergoing a conversion from a Ballistic Missile Submarine (SSBN) to a Guided Missile Submarine (SSGN) designation. Ohio has been out of service since Oct. 29, 2002 for conversion to SSGN at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Four Ohio-class strategic missile submarines, USS Ohio (SSBN 726), USS Michigan (SSBN 727) USS Florida (SSBN 728), and USS Georgia (SSBN 729) have been selected for transformation into a new platform, designated SSGN. The SSGNs will have the capability to support and launch up to 154 Tomahawk missiles, a significant increase in capacity compared to other platforms. The 22 missile tubes also will provide the capability to carry other payloads, such as unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs), unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)…

Washington and Tehran may be closer to reaching an agreement to end the war than at any point in recent months, a former senior Mossad official said, citing diplomatic efforts by Qatar that are reportedly making progress. The comments come as the Trump administration indicates that it is hesitant to launch major new military strikes against Iran, preferring instead to maintain its land and naval blockades on Iranian trade. A U.S. Air Force F-35 Lightning II assigned to the 495th Fighter Squadron taxis pre-flight during exercise Combined Strike 25 at Aviano Air Base, Italy, Aug. 20, 2025. Combined Strike 25 is a readiness training with RAF Lakenheath’s 48th Fighter Wing F-15s and F-35s alongside Aviano’s 31st Fighter Wing F-16s. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Joseph Bartoszek) Three U.S. Air Force F-16 Fighting Falcons assigned to the 31st Fighter Wing at Aviano Air Base fly in formation during Exercise Combined Strike 25 along the coast of Italy, August 18, 2025. Integration flying training is key to enhancing interoperability with NATO partners and increasing our readiness capabilities. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Zachary Jakel) Speaking to The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday, November 10, Sima Shine, a former head…

President Donald Trump reportedly told former President Joe Biden that they would have been “good friends” in another life if they hadn’t gone face-to-face politically. According to Biden’s new book “Promise Me, America,” Trump had nothing but kind words for the former president after winning the 2024 presidential election, despite his repeated attacks on Biden’s cognitive health just months prior. Caleb Larson reports on an Iran war entering its sixth month: a Pentagon cost figure disputed as an undercount, Republicans tepid on more funding, and Trump warning of a ‘last chance’ and ‘decapitation.’ Reuters reports tankers running the Houthi blockade dark while others divert, and The Guardian says Riyadh may be preparing a land offensive. President Donald J. Trump delivers remarks at the General Motors Proving Ground in Milford, Michigan, Monday, July 27, 2026. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok) “You know, Joe, if it weren’t for politics, I believe we’d be good friends,” Trump reportedly told Biden during an unusual meeting, after years of claiming the 2020 presidential election was rigged and that Biden was an illegitimate president. Biden Reveals Warm Letter Trump Gave Him in 2021 The former president’s new book also revealed, for the first time,…

There are no good choices left in Iran. Maybe there never were. That’s the bottom line of Katrin Bennhold’s analysis in The New York Times this week, and it’s hard to argue with. More than eight months into a conflict that began with American and Israeli airstrikes in late February, the President’s top advisers are clashing over how to end it. The administration is weighing escalation, narrower strikes and diplomacy, and each one of those paths carries a price tag the White House doesn’t want to pay. On top of that, the man running the Pentagon just spent Tuesday fending off an impeachment vote. And the mullahs and IRGC in Iran can plainly see that isn’t a position of strength. F-22 Raptor Sitting in AF Museum National Security Journal Photo. Image Credit: Harry J. Kazianis F-22A Raptor in the Air Force Museum NSJ Photo. The Midterms Changed The Math Last week’s elections were a referendum on the conflict, and President Trump lost. Republicans lost both chambers of Congress as voters vented about living costs that have climbed right alongside the conflict. The President himself admitted to “60 Minutes” that voters didn’t like the war, although he insisted he’d make the…

This video describes the military situation in Ukraine on the 11th of November 2026 0:00 👋 Intro 0:15 ❌ Zelensky rejected everything proposed by Russia and the US 0:28 🗣 Zelensky: "No one has stopped Putin, he is still alive" — words of a leader who wants war 1:42 🔥 Ust-Luga oil export terminal badly damaged overnight 2:14 ⚓️ Special operation near Hogland Island — Baltic Fleet missile ship attacked, sailors wounded 2:47 🚀 Ukrainian drones strike Omsk refinery — 2,600 km from Ukraine 3:49 🎯 Three operations in one day — all pre-planned before the talks 4:44 ⚡️ Russia’s retaliation tonight: up to 40 ballistic missiles, bridges and energy grid targeted 6:24 ✈️ US delegation heads to Moscow to brief Putin — then to Ireland to meet Zelensky 6:50 🌍 Zelensky spotted in Denmark — 11 days outside Ukraine and counting 7:26 🔌 Kryvyi Rih’s energy infrastructure wiped out; vessels hit in Odesa region 8:27 🏴 Zaporizhzhia direction: Voskresenka taken — but no flag footage 9:40 💣 Record number of bombs dropped on Zaporizhzhia city 10:23 🚩 Dnipro direction: Shylivka taken with flag video — battle for Donetsk border nears its end 11:46 🏙 Dobropillia: northern parts confirmed under…

Flames from Russia’s Ust-Luga oil port were visible from the Estonian city of Narva on Wednesday, November 11, following a reported Ukrainian drone attack. Several drones struck the port area, injuring three workers, while a transformer substation shut down in an emergency, Leningrad region Governor Aleksandr Drozdenko claimed. ‘Something is Burning’ Putin in October 2024 Kremlin. Image Credit: Russian Government. Putin Back in 2023. Image Credit: Kremlin. “Their lives are not in danger,” Drozdenko said. “Something is burning in the area near the port of Ust-Luga, near St. Petersburg,” Andriy Kovalenko, head of Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation, wrote on Telegram. It was unclear how much damage had been caused or whether there had been any disruption to tanker loading. Russia’s Defense Ministry said 627 Ukrainian drones had been shot down over Russian regions, occupied Crimea and the Sea of Azov. Drozdenko reported a preliminary figure of 150 intercepted drones in the Leningrad region, making it the region’s largest such attack this year, according to calculations by the TASS state news agency. Pulkovo Airport in St. Petersburg was temporarily closed, and flights from Istanbul and Hurghada were diverted to Helsinki. A drone also struck Russia’s second-largest refinery in Kirishi, in…

U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth narrowly avoided being referred for impeachment in the House this week after Republican Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie worked with members of the Democratic Party to try to oust the Trump official. The attempt to refer articles of impeachment against Hegseth to committee was shot down in the House by 211-204. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth hosts a teleconference with NFL players Aaron Jones and Elijah Higgins during their visit to the 386th Air Expeditionary Wing in Kuwait from the Pentagon, Washington, D.C., April 2, 2025. (DoD photo by U.S. Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Alexander Kubitza) U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth boards the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser, USS Chosin (CG 65), Panama, April 9, 2025. U.S. Southern Command and the Panamanian security forces collaborate to ensure and maintain regional stability during natural disasters, medical catastrophes or regional conflicts. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Van Hoang) Massie — who is set to leave office in the new year after being defeated by Trump-backed Republican primary challenger Ed Gallrein — was the sole Republican to vote in favor of impeaching Hegseth and voted with the majority of House Democrats. Republican Congressman Thomas Massie Accused…

Iran’s top security official said Wednesday, November 11, that Tehran had informed Moscow it would not transfer its enriched uranium abroad, rejecting a proposal that Russia take custody of the material as part of efforts to resolve the conflict with the United States. Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said Tehran “will not remove a single atom of enriched nuclear material.” B-52 Stratofortress, 40th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron, loaded with 12 Joint Direct Attack Munitions (JDAM) heads toward Iraq with it’s new mission directive. The bomber’s mission is to provide close air support for coalition troops stabilizing the country of Iraq, April 15, 2003. Operation Iraqi Freedom is the multi-national coalition effort to liberate the Iraqi people, eliminate Iraqi’s weapons of mass destruction and end the regime of Saddam Hussein. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Richard Freeland) (Released) Boeing B-52H Stratofortress. Image Credit: Creative Commons. Rezaei has been subject to an Interpol Red Notice since 2007, due to his alleged links to a 1994 attack on a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires. “Any new US attacks will also be met with targeting U.S. bases far away,” he said, according to Reuters. Rezaei Meets With Putin…

Former President Joe Biden has revealed the contents of the letter Donald Trump left him in the Oval Office in January 2021 after years of speculation. Both Biden and Trump have repeatedly discussed the letter but say neither chose to disclose its contents, saying it was up to the other given the personal nature of the notes. Donald Trump Back in 2020. Creative Commons Photo. President Donald Trump delivers remarks at a business session with the nation’s governors, Friday, February 21, 2025, in the State Dining Room of the White House. (Official White House Photo by Harrison Koeppel) However, in his forthcoming memoir, “Promise Me, America,” Biden has reproduced the letter in full. A Blessing to Work in the Oval Office Written on White House stationery in black Sharpie, the letter was placed in an envelope addressed to “46”—a reference to Biden as the 46th president of the United States. Trump opened by describing working in the Oval Office as a “blessing beyond imagination.” “History resounds from every wall, every statue, every beautiful painting, and every corner of this magical place,” Trump wrote. “Each staircase, hallway, and door leads to yet another door and memory, another inflection point in the…

Back in October, President Donald Trump announced a shocking deal with Russia: The U.S. agreed to buy diesel from Russia and suspend some sanctions on the country. The deal was hugely controversial at the time because it was seen as undercutting years of Western policy to pressure Russia after it invaded Ukraine. President Donald J. Trump welcomes Russian President Vladimir Putin to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska, August 15, 2025 (DoD photo by Benjamin Applebaum) President Donald J. Trump welcomes Russian President Vladimir Putin to Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska, August 15, 2025 (DoD photo by Benjamin Applebaum) From a Trump Administration standpoint, the idea was to use the oil to give Americans relief from record-high diesel prices, as those costs were creating a political problem for the president and his party. It was also reported at the time that Trump was seeking to pressure Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to stop attacking Russian oil refineries, as the president was arguing at the time that it was those refinery attacks, and not anything related to Iran or the Strait of Hormuz, that was causing such high gas prices. After Zelensky declined to agree to an “energy ceasefire” with Russia, Trump announced…

Tehran is still at war with the United States, and Donald Trump has not signaled his next move, so it seems even more problems are headed its way. Iran could face natural gas shortages this winter after strikes damaged four gas processing plants. The government warned that the daily shortfall during peak winter demand could reach 430 million cubic meters, compared with around 300 million cubic meters in previous years. “If the level of consumption is high, gas cuts may occur all over the country, including in Tehran,” government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani told a news conference on November 10. President Donald Trump delivers delivers remarks to troops at Al Udeid Air Base, Thursday, May 15, 2025, in Doha, Qatar. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok) President Donald Trump hosts a bilateral meeting with President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador, Monday, April 14, 2025, in the Oval Office. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok) Approximately 230 million cubic meters of daily gas production capacity was lost following the March 18 strikes, and repairs remain incomplete. Before the war with the U.S. and Israel, which began with U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on February 28, Iran had already experienced gas shortages…

A host of debutants stepped up as the British Army took on the USA Military in their annual Remembrance fixture at Aldershot🏉 More💻: https://www.forcesnews.com/sport/rugby-union/debutants-shine-british-army-weather-storm-against-improving-usa-military #bfbsforcesnews #forcesnews #news #uk #usa #shorts #sports #army #military #rugby #remembrance

President Donald Trump is pursuing an open-ended campaign of economic pressure against Iran rather than launching a renewed military campaign or accepting Iran’s current demands. According to sources speaking to Axios, the president had considered two conflicting options: either a major re-escalation or a negotiated settlement. Donald Trump at Rally Creative Commons Photo Donald Trump 2023 Rally Creative Commons Photo However, with Iranian conditions to end the war deemed “outrageous and ridiculous” by Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a third option to prolong the status quo could define the future of the war. Economic Campaign Looks Set to Continue Rubio told G7 foreign ministers in Paris on Tuesday that Trump did not have to choose between restarting a major offensive and accepting an unfavorable agreement, according to Axios, citing three people in the room. “The president doesn’t just have two options,” Rubio reportedly explained. “It’s not just return to war or sign a ridiculous peace deal. We won’t do a stupid deal. The third option we have is to continue to do what we do now.” Rubio added that the economic sanctions and ongoing naval blockade were continuing to disrupt the Iranian economy, limiting its ability to fund terrorist groups…

President Donald Trump’s now-former personal attorney, Alina Habba Mildon, has been controversial since she first appeared on MAGA-world. She represented Trump in some of his legal cases during the 2024 presidential election (none of which he won). After his election, she joined his entourage and became a close Team Trump ally. But before all of this, Habba might have gotten herself into some trouble: assisting in a settlement case involving a former employee at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster. Donald Trump Looking Stern White House Photo Donald Trump Interview White House Photo Alice Bianco was a former waitress at the Bedminster golf club in 2021. She claims that her supervisor sexually harassed her by forcibly kissing him and then demanding sexual favors for keeping her on as an employee. Bianco hired an attorney to represent her after she decided to pursue legal action. Alina Habba, a club member, befriended Bianco and joined negotiations over the complaint. The Complaint According to Bianco, Habba used her newfound friendship with Bianco to convince her to stop communicating with her original attorney and accept a $15,000 settlement instead. Habba now finds herself at the epicenter of allegations that she improperly handled Bianco’s sexual harassment…

Chairman of the War Widows Association explains the meaning and value behind the unique wreath laid by them, to honour fallen loved ones🌹 More💻: https://www.forcesnews.com/heritage/remembrance/everything-unravelled-war-widow-opens-about-being-part-club-nobody-wants-be #bfbsforcesnews #forcesnews #news #uk #shorts #army #navy #airforce #military #remembrance

In his second presidency, Donald Trump has only vetoed two bills, and both vetoes occurred on the same day. On December 29, 2025, Trump vetoed the Miccosukee Reserved Area Amendments Act and the Finish the Arkansas Valley Conduit Act. Donald Trump in 2025 at CPAC. Creative Commons Photo. President Donald J. Trump makes remarks at a Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration in the East Room, Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at the White House. (Official White House Photo by Joyce Boghosian) The latter bill was sponsored by Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO), a Trump loyalist, who complained at the time that “President Trump decided to veto a completely non-controversial, bipartisan bill that passed both the House and Senate unanimously.” Reports at the time speculated that the veto came in retaliation for Boebert’s push to release the Epstein files. Trump had vetoed ten bills in his first term, including the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2021, in the waning days of his first presidency. However, Congress later overrode that veto, in the only instance so far of that happening in either of Trump’s terms. Since Republicans controlled both houses of Congress for the last two years, Trump has had little occasion to…

The Army is looking to join the world of Waymo and Tesla Robotaxi, and take soldiers across base by self-driving car instead of having their peers shuttle them around to field exercises or other official duty events. Officials at Fort Benning, Georgia, began testing several autonomous cars and vans as part of a pilot and larger Department of Defense effort to replace the military’s fleet of non-tactical vehicles used to move heavy supplies for field exercises, or transport troops for training or official ceremonies. “Every day, thousands of initial-entry trainees, permanent-party cadre, and tenant unit soldiers move across Fort Benning’s expansive ranges, cantonment areas, and support facilities,” Charles Auer, head of the autonomous vehicle pilot at the Georgia base, said in a recent Army news release. In May, the Army and the Defense Innovation Unit launched the Robotic Operation for Autonomous Delivery and Sustainment challenge, offering commercial companies up to $30 million in prizes to pitch autonomous options as replacements for the Defense Department’s fleet of more than 150,000 “non-tactical” vehicles like sedans, SUVs, trucks and vans. According to the innovation unit, the goal is to reduce the demand on military personnel (some of whom drive trucks as an assigned…

We’ve been given a revealing glimpse into where warfare might be heading. A Russian military unit has released footage which it claims shows 28 Ukrainian ground robots attacking its positions near Lyman in eastern Ukraine. The Russians portrayed it as a major victory, claiming they destroyed the largest unsupported robotic assault force of the war. But there’s something rather more significant about this attack than how many machines were knocked out. More: https://www.forcesnews.com/ukraine/twenty-eight-robots-no-soldiers-does-attack-show-future-warfare #bfbsforcesnews #forcesnews #news #uk #army #military #russia #ukraine #technology #robot #ai #autonomousvehicles

Former President Joe Biden was pelted with debris by pro-Gaza protesters in Ireland this week as he attended a ceremony at Trinity College Dublin. Videos of the protests showed demonstrators throwing objects at Biden as he got into his car. Secret Service agents could be seen attempting to block the items — including milk — with their umbrellas as police officers detained protesters. President Joe Biden signs the “Recruit and Retain Act” aimed to improve grants for police hiring purposes, Friday, May 24, 2024, in the Oval Office. (Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz) Other protesters waved Palestinian flags, chanting, “Blood on your hands!” “Shame on you!” and “Genocide Joe!” Two protesters were arrested during the incident — a man in his 30s and a man in his 50s, according to the Jerusalem Post, which spoke to Irish police. The Former President Was Attending an Award Ceremony For His Son Hunter Biden was visiting Trinity College Dublin to attend a ceremony in honor of his son Hunter Biden on Tuesday. Former First Lady Jill Biden was also in attendance. During the ceremony — which saw Hunter Biden receive a Gold Medal for Outstanding Contribution to Public Discourse — the…

Why are British troops training for a possible war in Europe thousands of miles away in Kenya? BFBS Forces News joins the 1st Battalion The Duke of Lancaster’s Regiment (1 LANCS) on a vast training area in Kenya as they prepare for an operational deployment to Nato’s frontline in Estonia. From tough terrain and extreme conditions to trench warfare and drone technology, the soldiers are adapting their tactics to prepare for the realities of modern warfare. With Russia posing an increasing threat to Nato’s eastern flank, the battalion is preparing to join the UK’s contribution to Nato’s Forward Land Forces under Operation Cabrit. We find out how lessons from the war in Ukraine are changing the way British soldiers prepare to fight – and how drones, AI-assisted targeting and new battlefield tactics could shape the next conflict. Subscribe to Forces News for the latest military news, analysis and exclusive access to the British Armed Forces. #BritishArmy #BritishMilitary #NATO #Russia #UkraineWar #MilitaryTraining #Drones #Warfare #Estonia #Kenya #ForcesNews #OperationCabrit

Attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz have continued despite a more optimistic assessment of the conflict from U.S. President Donald Trump. Footage was published earlier this week depicting a burning tanker off the coast of Oman, with satellite imagery from Sunday, November 8, showing a thick plume of black smoke from the same location. U.S. Marines with 1st Battalion, 11th Marines, currently forward deployed with 3rd Battalion, 12th Marine Regiment, fire reduced range practice rockets alongside U.S. Soldiers and Republic of Korea soldiers at Rodriguez Live Fire Complex, Republic of Korea, March 31, 2026. KMEP is a semi-annual exercise that provides opportunities for ROK Marine Corps and U.S. Marine Corps units to train together, improving their combined capabilities to deter threats and maintain peace on the Korean Peninsula. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Logan Smith) The strikes follow a month that saw more attacks on shipping than any other since the war began at the end of February. Tanker Burns Near Omani Coast Reuters verified footage posted Sunday showing a Navig8 tanker burning near Oman, with confirmation of the damaged vessel coming from the European Union’s Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite. Navig8 manages the vessel, although neither the company…

Army Nurse Corps 1st Lt. Mary Aline Cornelius served the U.S. Army Nurse Corps in Europe in World War II, traveling with a movie camera that she and her peers used to record themselves, their unit and operations, and visits from VIPs like Gen. George S. Patton and the Queen Mother Mary of Teck. The captured everything they could, from the hedgerows of France to their evacuation during the Battle of the Bulge to their celebration of Victory in Europe.Also Read: ‘Good luck, soldier:’ This World War II paratrooper recalls landing on D-DayMary didn’t see much direct combat, but she and her peers from the 67th Evacuation Hospital saved thousands of lives and provided a boost to friendly fighters across the continent. At peak operations, the hospital admitted over 150 patients per day and performed about 90 surgeries.Mary told her story in an audio history in the Veterans History Project in the Library of Congress. Her descriptions have been lightly edited for clarity. Arriving in Europe and Meeting VIPs Some of Mary’s early clips are pretty standard for anyone who served in a deployed unit: VIP visits. But what is remarkable is the number of extremely high-level visits that the…

Rubio Explains Why Further Strikes on Iran Aren’t Necessary – U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has confirmed that President Donald Trump is not planning to resume major military operations against Iran, arguing that the administration’s ongoing economic campaign is working as intended. The comments come as Washington escalates its sanctions campaign against Iran, announcing new restrictions on trade in and out of Tehran via land to supplement the ongoing naval blockade that has prevented Tehran from exporting oil. Speaking to reporters in Paris on Tuesday, November 10, following two days of meetings with G7 foreign ministers, Rubio said that the Trump administration believes that sanctions and the blockade are inflicting greater economic harm on Iran with every passing day. The secretary of state also rejected suggestions that failing to launch new strikes against Iran means Washington and Tehran are at a “stalemate.” B-2A Spirit On Display. Image by Editor Harry J. Kazianis/National Security Journal. B-2A Spirit Stealth Bomber USAF Museum. Image Credit: Harry J. Kazianis/National Security Journal. His comments also came a day after President Donald Trump announced himself in a Truth Social post that he would hold off on further attacks following discussions with Qatar and Middle Eastern…

The Iran situation, a week after the midterm elections, remains in a holding pattern, with President Donald Trump claiming in recent interviews that he doesn’t think striking the country again will be necessary. Mediation between the sides is ongoing, with Qatar’s prime minister visiting Washington and meeting with Trump this week. But overall, since the American election, not much has changed on the Iran front. Eight U.S. Air Force F-22 Raptors from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, sit on the flightline, July 9, 2018, at Yokota Air Base, Japan. Eight F-22s evacuated from Kadena Air Base, Japan due to Typhoon Maria. The F-22 are deployed under U.S. PACOM’s theater security package (TSP) program, which has been in operation since 2004. (U.S. Air Force photo by Yasuo Osakabe) F-22 Raptor Stealth Fighter Flying. Image Credit: Creative Commons. In the meantime, the Iranian side has not been quiet. In fact, they claimed this week that they operate an underground “missile city.” According to The Jerusalem Post, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) recently showed off the underground site, which contains “ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and their launchers.” The IRGC, along with Maj.-Gen. Ali Abdollahi, the chief of staff of Iran’s armed forces, and…

Shield has secured a new order from the Nato Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) for additional V-BAT vertical take-off and landing uncrewed aerial vehicles (UAVs) for the Hellenic Armed Forces.

The trilateral talks between Russians, Ukrainians, and Americans resumed in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, November 11. The US-mediated negotiations are the first direct talks between Moscow and Kyiv since February, following more than four years of warfare between the two sides. No significant breakthroughs, or even real movement toward one, emerged. And that, of course, is a real problem for the Trump Administration. Donald Trump at Oval Office Event Creative Commons Photo Putin at SCO summit. Creative Commons Photo. Neither side is prepared to make territorial or security concessions, meaning there is no stasis for a comprehensive settlement. US presidential special envoy Steve Witkoff led the US side, along with President Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner; Rustem Umerov represented Ukraine; and Russian presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky led the Moscow team. Neither Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky nor Russian President Vladimir Putin attended the meeting. Fighting While Talking Russia has taken 20 percent of Ukraine’s territory in the east and Crimea. The Putin government insists that Kyiv relinquish the entire Donbas region, including territory that the Russian military has not yet captured. Zelensky has repeatedly rejected surrendering Ukrainian-controlled territory, arguing that doing so would undermine Ukraine’s sovereignty. Of course, the longer the war…

The Democratic blue wave in the midterm elections has claimed another prominent member: Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO). Boebert lost her race to Democrat Eileen Laubacher in Colorado’s 4th Congressional District, according to a CNN projection, although Boebert has not yet conceded that she has lost the race. The Congresswoman told TMZ on Tuesday that “the fat lady hasn’t sung yet” in her re-election bid. President Donald Trump departs the White House Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn, Monday, April 21, 2025. (Official White House Photo by Daniel Torok) According to CNN, Laubacher, a retired rear admiral in the Navy, is leading with 48.8 percent of the vote, compared to Boebert with 47.9 percent, with 98 percent of the vote in. The CNN Decision Desk projected on Tuesday. If the loss holds, it will end Boebert’s often tumultuous tenure in Congress, during which she emerged as one of the best-known bomb throwers in the GOP caucus during the Trump and Biden eras. Boebert was first elected to Congress and served two terms. Like much of that cohort, which also included Boebert’s ally-turned-enemy Marjorie Taylor Greene, as well as Matt Gaetz and Nancy Mace, Boebert will not be part of the…

Rep. Lauren Boebert said her Colorado reelection bid was not over on Monday, November 9. The Republican congresswoman said in an interview with TMZ that ballots awaiting signature corrections, along with military and overseas ballots, were still being processed. Lauren Boebert. Image Credit: Gage Skidmore. Her opponent, Eileen Laubacher, has already declared victory in the closely fought election while CNN projects the Democrat as the winner. Boebert Says Remaining Ballots Could Change the Result On Monday, Boebert told TMZ’s Jacob Wasserman that “the fat lady ain’t sung yet” in Colorado’s 4th congressional district election. “Do you think I listen to CNN?” the Republican replied when asked about the network’s projection. Pressed on whether she still believed she could win the election, Boebert replied: “We have thousands of ballots that are being cured. Those are rejected ballots, and those are being cured. They’ll be counted Friday. There’s [sic] also military and overseas ballots that are still coming in. So there are thousands of ballots.” She continued: “If it changes the outcome, it changes the outcome. And if not, we’ll accept the decision.” Boebert Denies Exhausting Campaign The 4th district has been one of the closest in the state and is the…

Iran Warns Its Citizens to Brace for a Cold Winter: Iran’s government has a winter problem its missiles can’t shoot its way out of. On Tuesday, government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani told reporters in Tehran that gas cuts could hit the entire country, including the capital, if consumption runs high this winter, Reuters reported. A U.S. Air Force F-35A Lightning II assigned to the 60th Fighter Squadron, flies overhead after conducting a live weapons drop at Camp Shelby, Miss., Oct 25, 2023. During the exercise, pilots tested various munitions including the GBU-12s, GBU-31v1s, and 362 rounds of 25mm Training Munitions from the gun. U.S. Air Force Maj. Melanie “Mach” Kluesner, pilot of the F-35A Demonstration Team, performs aerial maneuvers during the Southernmost Airshow Spectacular at Naval Air Station Key West, Florida, on March 30, 2025. The team’s mission is to inspire, engage, and recruit the next generation of Airmen by showcasing the capabilities of the Air Force’s premier fifth-generation fighter. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Nicholas Rupiper) She put this year’s shortfall at 430 million cubic meters, against roughly 300 million in previous years. That’s an extra 130 million cubic meters a day the regime has to find, ration,…

Armistice Day celebrations, November 1918. Photo: U.S. Army Signal Corps Originally published at Mises Institute. Today is Veterans Day. It’s a day when politicians like to give speeches praising the extraordinary courage and selflessness of America’s veterans and active-duty military personnel. It’s also a day when American military history is often treated like a vague, homogeneous blob of sacrifice. But it’s worth getting a bit more specific. We celebrate on November 11 because that’s the day, back in 1918, when World War I ended. It was famously the day when the guns fell silent at the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month. Less famous is the fact that the agreement to stop fighting had been reached around 5 am that day. But the Allied high command rejected their German counterparts’ request that everyone stop firing as quickly as orders could be circulated, opting instead to wait until the more poetic time of 11 am. And, in those last few hours, 2,738 soldiers would lose their lives—including an American private who was shot and killed at 10:59 am, seconds before both sides were officially ordered to cease firing. However, the tragedy of those last few hours of…

The first woman to represent the Marine Corps in Congress was just elected to a House seat in Arizona. JoAnna Mendoza served in the Navy from 1994 to 1997 and the Marine Corps from 1998 to 2016, until she retired as a gunnery sergeant. Mendoza, a Democrat, was just elected to represent Arizona’s 6th Congressional District, which includes the suburbs of Tucson and extends to the southeast part of the state, bordering Mexico. The first female Marine elected to Congress joins a “record number” of women veterans who will serve when they’re sworn into office in January. The increased number of women elected to Congress, however, comes amid a decline in the overall number of veterans serving, according to an analysis from With Honor Action. “We’ve seen a decline in veterans serving in Congress, and veterans bring a very unique skill set and experience to really everything. I mean, we’re used to being uncomfortable. We’re used to having difficult conversations and we’re very mission-focused and action-oriented,” Mendoza told Task & Purpose. “About 12 female veterans right now, at least that I’m tracking, I’ll be serving alongside in Congress. It’s a pretty exciting time.” A dozen women veterans are set to…