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The Russian Navy’s Yasen-M Class nuclear powered attacks submarine Arkhangelsk has launched cruise missiles in the Arctic as part of ongoing Zapad 2025 military exercises across the country’s western regions. Commenting on the exercises, the Russian Defence Ministry reported: “Within the framework of the joint strategic Zapad 2025 drills, the Northern Fleet’s submarine forces delivered a missile strike using high-precision long-range missile weapons on a simulated enemy in the Barents Sea.
The Russian Aerospace Forces have received a new batch of Su-34M strike fighters, as the service has continued to procure these aircraft at much higher rates than other classes of tactical combat jet to replenish wartime losses and further expand its fleet. Commenting on the delivery, a spokesman for the state defence conglomerate Rostec observed; “The Su-34 has proven to be a reliable and effective platform.
Military services “may be allowing” military families to move into housing with significant health and safety hazards thanks to a lack of proper maintenance oversight, the Department of Defense’s Office of Inspector General found.
A new report looked at how the military oversees private maintenance by one of its largest private operators for military family housing.
The Venezuelan government accused the U.S. Navy of illegally boarding a fishing vessel operating in the waters of its exclusive economic zone, calling the action a “direct provocation.”
Venezuela’s foreign ministry said that the incident happened on Friday, with a team of military personnel from a Navy ship — identified as the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer the USS Jason Dunham — stopping a tuna fishing boat and searching it for several hours before releasing the crew.