Smart Bombs: Military, Defense and National Security
When Russia struck Ukraine with a nuclear-capable intermediate range ballistic missile, armed with multiple conventional independent re-entry vehicles, it was a clear instance of...
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When Russia struck Ukraine with a nuclear-capable intermediate range ballistic missile, armed with multiple conventional independent re-entry vehicles, it was a clear instance of...
Key Points: The Russian Su-35 Flanker-E and American F-16 Fighting Falcon represent contrasting strengths in air combat, with upcoming Ukrainian-Russian engagements likely to test...
Key Points: The Royal Navy’s HMS Talent, a Trafalgar-class submarine, survived a collision with an ice flow in 2015, suffering significant damage, including a...
Key Points: A captured German Leopard 2A6 tank is now being dissected at Russia’s Uralvagonzavod tank factory, offering Moscow intelligence to enhance its T-90...
World War III in 2025? The year 2024 is promising to leave a dangerous legacy for its successor. Not in decades has the world...
Key Points: The Russian Air Force, while criticized early in the Ukraine War for failing to secure air superiority, has demonstrated resilience and adaptability....
Key Points: The U.S. defense budget, though still the largest globally, now represents a smaller share of global military spending as rivals and allies...
One forlorn regret that gnaws at some policymakers in Washington and Brussels is NATO enlargement and how growing the alliance may have led Vladimir...
Key Points: Poland is cementing its place as one of Europe’s strongest militaries by pledging 4.7% of its GDP to defense spending by 2025,...
A Numbers Problem: Ukraine’s T-84 Oplot tank, a modernized variant of the Soviet-era T-80, showcases impressive capabilities with its 125mm smoothbore cannon, Duplet explosive...