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WARSAW, POLAND – The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has confirmed that Washington and Kyiv are still negotiating a licensing agreement that could eventually allow Ukraine to establish its own production line for US PAC-3 interceptor missiles. These are the actual effectors fired by the Patriot missile defense system.
But, as The Economist recently wrote, Ukraine is “going Winchester”, which is a slang military term for running out of ammunition.
Russia is preparing to showcase a significantly modernised version of its Ka-52E combat reconnaissance and attack helicopter at the El Alamein International Airshow 2026 in Egypt, as Moscow seeks to expand exports of a platform that has accumulated extensive combat experience during the war in Ukraine. Egypt is currently the only foreign operator of the Ka-52, which is significantly more costly than other Russian attack helicopter types, and is thus considered the leading potential client for the proposed upgrades.
After a group of Navy SEALs walked into an ambush near Fallujah, Iraq, their medic was the first one to go down.
When a Navy SEAL tried to pull him to safety, he too was wounded. Jason Redman was next. He first was struck in the arm, an injury that he initially believed blew the limb off. His two injured comrades were now huddled behind a huge tractor tire, and a weakened Redman figured his best chance at survival was to join them.
Also read: The Navy said her son died by suicide. This mother pushed back fiercely for the truthAs the enemy fire continued, Redman tried to move behind the tire.
An attempted assassination has been made against a Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) general who is connected to Moscow’s heavy bomber command. The general had been previously accused by Ukraine’s intelligence services of ordering a 2024 attack on a children’s hospital in Kyiv.
Maj. Gen. Nikolai Varpakhovich was reportedly shot twice by an unknown assailant who at the time was wearing a helmet and mounted on a motorbike.
Andrew Latham, 1945
The Seawolf-class submarine was the quietest, fastest and most heavily armed attack boat anyone had built. The Navy stopped at three anyway.
Andrew Latham, 1945
The Seawolf-class submarine was the quietest, fastest and most heavily armed attack boat anyone had built. The Navy stopped at three anyway.
BrDef
Following steep losses of the General Atomics
BrDef
Following steep losses of the General Atomics
Colton Jones, Defence Blog
MRADR is designed to give Marine units a mobile, 360-degree radar capable of detecting, tracking and identifying aerial threats, including cruise missiles and…
Colton Jones, Defence Blog
MRADR is designed to give Marine units a mobile, 360-degree radar capable of detecting, tracking and identifying aerial threats, including cruise missiles and…