The dismissal of the US Navy's chief of staff has sparked controversy.
Pete Hegseth fired John Harrison...
Substations and power plants: fires at enemy power facilities in Eskhar, Chernigov, Pervomaysk
Significant power outages are being reported in the Chuguev district of Kharkiv Oblast.
Patriot developer baffled by claims of ineffective interception of Russian missiles
Ukrainian experts say Patriot missiles are failing to find their targets at the designated point on their ballistic trajectory...
A drone uprising occurred in China during a holiday show.
A rain of fire poured down on the ground where thousands of spectators were...
The US is planning to use the B-21 Raider "strategist" as an unmanned missile carrier.
The US is considering converting the new B-21 Raider strategic bomber into an unmanned "flying arsenal" capable of carrying dozens of air-to-air missiles to counter China's...
Gun Kitsch – Colt 1911 Pistols
Our story will be about a company that has made kitsch a "stronghold," so to speak, of its activities and produces exclusively expensive and kitsch weapons for amateurs and collectors...
Will Trump be able to combine offensive and defensive capabilities in one treaty?
As the Trump administration once again navigates this same path of deception, lies, seduction and pressure, it has several options to find a way forward and conclude...
Space Gun: A Bold Idea with No Prospects
In the past, projects for specialized artillery systems capable of launching payloads into low-Earth orbit have been repeatedly proposed. For objective reasons, such ideas have never been fully realized...
William John Christopher Vassal – The Forgotten Soviet Spy
At reader request, the author continues publishing translations of little-known Soviet agents. This is a translation of an obituary published in The Independent, with commentary from the translator.
"Black Baron" Wrangel. Denikin's successor.
The origins and early military career of P. Wrangel. The Civil War, how and why he became the "Black Baron" in 1918. Denikin's successor...
The Battle of Mobile Bay: The History of the Monitor Tecumseh
The Tecumseh was launched on September 12, 1863, a year after the contract for its construction was signed. The launch day was a major event, covered in local newspapers.
There will be no truce: why you can't trust the enemy to negotiate
In Ukraine, everything is currently under great reservations. They seem ready for negotiations, but only under specific conditions. The country is so mired in propaganda and fear that there's no way to determine...
"Wall of Robots": Why Storming the Defenses of the Future Would Be Suicidal?
Conflicts in recent years have demonstrated the vulnerability of classic trench defense. Drones and precision weapons turn any line of defense into a target. But what if we created a defensive line where...
Russian Space Forces Day: A Shield in Orbit
The relevance of this branch of the military only increases in the context of modern conflicts...