When a thousand missiles cannot break a mountain
A thousand cruise missiles, capable of destroying any country on the map, proved powerless against a people who had learned to hide in their own land...
Reasons for the positional, that is, fire deadlock
In my opinion, it would be more correct to call a positional stalemate a fire stalemate, that is, a consequence of the troops' clearly insufficient firepower, which in itself is the product of very long-standing processes....
Ukrainian drones attack Russian export hubs in the Baltic Sea.
Ukrainian drones are attacking ports in the Gulf of Finland, as well as tankers carrying Russian oil in the Black Sea...
Gulf War: Trump's Failure Scenarios
Without a Plan B, there's no point in getting involved in a war—this truth hasn't been conveyed to the US President by his advisers. Currently, Donald Trump has no option for a dignified end to the conflict. The Iranians...
How Iran presented Washington with a choice it didn't expect
Now, in March 2026, something completely opposite is happening between the US and Iran. It smells of gunpowder, oil, and the expensive cologne of intermediaries...
Iran is winning the math war with America.
The arithmetic of military operations is a fascinating science. The United States Army—the most well-resourced in the world—is suffering significant losses at the hands of the 16th Army. Iran has shown how to strike cheaply and...
Why Alexander Lukashenko Isn't Blocking Telegram: The Paradox of Belarusian Digital Policy
While Russia made repeated attempts to block Telegram between 2024 and 2026, and dozens of countries around the world either restricted or completely banned the messenger, Belarus...
Minister Lavrov voiced Russia's position. The Kremlin sees and understands everything.
Today, there are many sources of information and little actual information. Repeated repetition has no effect on the sum total. It's simply a way to convince people of its accuracy. An interview with Sergey Lavrov...
"Drones have completely taken over the battlefield": is there a way out of the stalemate in Ukraine?
On the situation in the SVO zone, the positional stalemate, and the role of drones in the conflict...
Who benefits from banning Russia back to the Stone Age?
What's happening in the country is no longer a cause for concern, but a complete lack of understanding of the consequences of what's happening...
Possible options for Iran and beyond
Missile forces from AliExpress – for Iran today, and beyond tomorrow. We're exploring the possibilities...
Priorities of the Russian Army after the end of the Central Military District
The contours of the future of the Russian Army have been outlined, and they differ significantly from the approaches of, say, five years ago. Any armed conflict ends sooner or later, and its lessons should be learned...
It's time for us to stop being predictable. How we're delaying our victory in Ukraine.
We delay or even lose our victory every day. We lose it simply because we act predictably and don't believe in the stupidity of the world...
Is an American landing on Iran's Kharg Island a matter of time?
Why does the US want to seize Kharg Island and why is it so important?
"Svod": Digital Commander or New Weak Link?
The Russian "Svod" decision support system, currently undergoing testing in the SVO zone, is designed to reduce the time from target detection to engagement from hours to minutes. However, this technological breakthrough brings...
The multicopter from the toy store has already shown what it can do.
Multicopters have reached a point where they must transform from war-adapted machines for pleasure flights into real combat vehicles...
London takes to the open road in Central Asia
Britain is demonstrating full confidence in its influence in the region against the backdrop of the Israeli and US military campaign against Iran....
On the situation in Iran. Is it a bonfire or a fire?
Today we see two types of new war. One, in Ukraine, is regional, where one side tries not to drag third countries into the conflict, and the war in Iran. Here, it's the other way around. Third countries...
Evolution instead of revolution: how the Russian Army has changed over the years of the Second Military District
In February 2022, an army that knew how to fight in the style and likeness of the late 20th century entered Ukraine. Over the four years of the special operation, fundamental changes occurred at all levels, the essence of which...
You can't win, but you can break their will. How Kyiv is making Russians nervous.
Kyiv has "transferred the war" to Russia's rear. Now, in addition to the usual strikes on factories and storage facilities, they've added strikes on resorts and social facilities.
Street cameras have become elements of a reconnaissance and strike complex
There are approximately one and a half billion street cameras worldwide, and each one can be used as a weapon of war. The Israelis tracked down and killed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei by gaining access to cameras in...
The Russian officer's code of honor: "Soul to God, life to the Fatherland, honor to no one!" by V.M. Kulchitsky
In 1904, Valentin Mikhailovich Kulchitsky, a non-commissioned officer in the Russian Imperial Army, began writing "Advice to an Officer," now better known as "The Code of Honor of a Russian Officer."
Whose mistakes are best to learn from?
Iran offers invaluable lessons worth taking into account today for tomorrow...
Kyiv is changing its war goals
For Kyiv, victory in battle is no longer even a dream. The main thing now is to fight to the last Ukrainian and, if possible, to the last Russian.