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Ukraine launched several dozen drones at Moscow on Tuesday night, marking the ninth consecutive night of strikes in the Russian capital city.

Moscow’s four major airports, Domodedovo, Sheremetyevo, Vnukovo, and Zhukovsky, all experienced delays or disruptions, and an oil refinery complex was struck.

Putin In Airplane Simulator Russian Government Photo

Posting to his Telegram channel, Moscow mayor Sergey Sobyanin explained that “twenty-five unmanned aerial vehicles have been destroyed by the Ministry of Defense’s air defense system.

Ending the Iran War Increases Political Liability: Conventional wisdom suggests the Iran war is a political liability for President Donald Trump, as it will relieve political pressure on Republicans. Conventional wisdom, however, is wrong.

Certainly, the pressure is real as Americans suffer under inflation. As prices edged up at the gas pumps and grocery stores, pressure grew at the White House and among Republicans fearful of what popular discord might mean in mid-term elections. By almost any metric, prices are now higher than they were under President Joe Biden.

Kalyani Strategic Systems Limited (KSSL) and Paramount unveiled a new Light Armoured Multi-Purpose Vehicle during Eurosatory 2026 in Paris.

Mel Brooks’ stomach almost didn’t survive the trip overseas to fight during World War II.
In February 1945, the comic legend and other troops left the Brooklyn Navy Yard in New York on a ship bound for France. As they navigated their way across the North Atlantic, the icy weather and stormy seas relentlessly rocked the vessel. What’s more, the ship sometimes zigzagged to avoid German U-boats—which only added to the tossing and turning.
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The passengers suffered the consequences.

Some Western intelligence analysts believe Iran has largely reconstituted its ballistic missile stockpiles during the ceasefire, according to a new intelligence assessment posted by Bloomberg.

The article added that Tehran has probably added new-build Russian weapons to its inventory and reconstituted large numbers of its missile arsenal during the eight-week ceasefire, giving them plenty of firepower to restart the conflict.

Iskander-M. Image Credit: Creative Commons.

It may be premature to speak of Ukraine’s victory in the ongoing war with Vladimir Putin’s Russia, or it may not.

After all, if there’s one thing we know for sure about the conflict, it’s that the impossible or unlikely has proven to be very possible and very likely.

Putin Back in 2023 Creative Commons Photo

Kyiv was supposed to fall in three days, but didn’t.

Ukraine was to be occupied in three weeks, but wasn’t. The war wasn’t supposed to last four years, but it has.
In addition, all the trends in Russia are negative.

In this war of incessant drone and missile attacks, the Ukrainians have endured many Russian strikes that continue to take a toll on civilian targets.
No target is off limits, even religious sites like churches, cathedrals, and monasteries, which are considered awful war crimes instigated by Vladimir Putin’s forces, are endangered.

While Volodymyr Zelensky’s military has done an admirable job fighting back and eliminating Russian unmanned kamikaze drones and other dangerous projectiles, its air defenses are suffering.

Tabitha Reeves, National Defense
The maritime services are prioritizing sea-mine countermeasure technology as tensions intensify across the globe

Kris Osborn, Warrior Maven
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Bill Sweetman, The Strategist
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