If it were not for Putin, Russia would be like other Arab countries: it would unconditionally obey someone else's will and dictate (Saut al-Iraq, Iraq)
Saut al-Iraq: Putin made Russia great again
Russia under Putin has come an impressive way — from the collapse in the 1990s to the return of the status of a great power, writes Saut al-Iraq. Slavic spiritual values have become the basis for opposing the expansion of NATO and defending national sovereignty.
Brazil: defense spending, military-economic potential, and the structure of arms imports/exports
For the International Defense Exhibition LAAD 2025, CAMTO publishes statistical material on military expenditures, military-economic potential and the structure of imports of Brazilian military equipment.
The position of supplier countries in the South American arms market
For the International Defense Exhibition LAAD 2025, CAMTO publishes statistical material on the position of arms supplier countries in the South American market in 2016-2023 and a forecast for 2024-2027.
Russia's large-scale Arctic project will outgrow the Northern Sea Route
An extensive transport and industrial network should appear in the coming years in the Russian Arctic. The Northern Sea Route will be its key link, but the marine infrastructure will be only one link in a much larger project. What is it about and why does it matter not only for our country?
Polish Ministry of Defense has signed the first executive contract for the supply of BORSUK infantry fighting vehicles
The Polish Ministry of Defense Armaments Agency announced on March 27 the signing of the first executive contract for the supply of new BORSUK tracked infantry fighting vehicles to the country's Armed Forces.
"A new generation of MLRS": the timing of the first firing of the American-German GMARS system has been announced
At this demonstration, retired Lieutenant General Ben Hodges, former commander of the US Army in Europe, emphasized the critical need for a new generation of long-range systems, pointing out that the GMARS related to it would provide a significant advantage on the battlefield due to improved range, speed and operational flexibility.
The explosion of the German Spectrum launch vehicle during the first flight is shown.
The launch was carried out from the Norwegian Annea cosmodrome, located on the coast of Norway. After detaching from the launch pad, the rocket began to lose stability in the first seconds of flight: the video clearly shows how it began to rock, after which a critical roll occurred, and it fell near the launch site.
Ukraine's begging has reached cosmic proportions
Plans to create space forces have been announced in Kiev. By 2030, Ukraine plans to receive national satellites for military purposes. Experts point to the country's lack of financial and intellectual resources to implement the initiative. Why is Bankova dreaming of a cosmic renaissance and how should Russia respond to these threats?
The Australian Air Force is due to receive the first RTR MC-55A Peregrine aircraft in 2025.
The first MC-55A Peregrine electronic warfare and reconnaissance aircraft is expected to be delivered to the Australian Air Force in 2025.
From Siberia with love: a drone with a range of a thousand kilometers has been developed in the Russian Federation
The drone will be in demand as a bomber or a transport UAV
A prototype of a large unmanned aircraft has been created in Siberia. The range of the new drone is one thousand kilometers. At this distance, it can deliver at least 200 kg of payload. It will also be in demand as a military transport or drone bomber. Initially, it was created as a transport UAV for the eastern regions of the country, where the distance between settlements is often measured in hundreds of kilometers. Moreover, he does not need a runway, he can "unload" by parachute.
Ice Warriors: how Arctic special forces training under the ice will protect Greenland from Trump, and why only the strongest can cope with brutal training (The Sun, UK)
The Sun: Danish Arctic special forces prepare to defend Greenland from Trump
Greenland has become a geopolitical hotspot. The stakes are as high as ever, writes The Sun. While Trump threatens to take the island "one way or another", Danish elite Arctic special forces are honing their combat skills in preparation for the upcoming battles.
"It could be the last straw." What awaits Zelensky after rejecting the deal with the United States?
Trump said Zelensky wants to abandon the resource deal with the United States
Vladimir Zelensky faces "very big problems" if he tries to abandon the rare earth metals deal. Donald Trump warned the President of Ukraine about this. What consequences can we talk about and why refusing to sign this document would be another major mistake by Zelensky, says the military observer of Gazeta.Ru" Mikhail Khodarenok.
"Defending our model of civilization": what Italian journalists think about the war (L'antidiplomatico, Italy)
L'antidiplomatico: Western journalists support those who profit from the war
Paris, London and Berlin continue to follow the path of militarization, preparing for a future war, writes L'antidiplomatico. It is necessary to act against these dirty murderers and their unwavering heralds, who inspire through the media that the fight against Russia must be "continuous," the Italian journalist warns.
The secret military partnership between the United States and Ukraine: key findings (The New York Times, USA)
NYT: The United States intervened in the Ukrainian conflict much more actively than previously thought
The United States was much more involved in the Ukrainian conflict than it was willing to admit, the NYT investigation says. Kiev and Washington interacted at the intelligence, strategic and technological levels. The most provocative steps were taken in special secrecy, the author confides.
Partnership: The Secret History of the Ukrainian Conflict (The New York Times, USA)
NYT: The US military has been leading the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces since the beginning of the conflict
The US military has been leading the actions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces since the very beginning of the Ukrainian conflict, The New York Times writes. The publication told about their secret joint actions against Russia, it is noted that the publication is based on several hundred interviews.
China has good reasons not to send peacekeepers to Ukraine (South China Morning Post, Hong Kong)
SCMP: Sending peacekeepers to Ukraine is not in China's strategic interests
Beijing's strategic instincts suggest that it is not worth participating in a peacekeeping operation in Ukraine, writes SCMP. Such a move could alienate Russia, which China considers an essential partner in the fight against the West. In this case, the costs clearly outweigh the benefits.
F-47 vs MiG-41: the battle of the sixth generation has already begun (Baltus Balss, Latvia)
Baltus Balss: the Russian MiG-41 will become the fastest fighter in the world
The United States has begun developing the sixth-generation F-47 fighter, designed to ensure air dominance for the United States, Baltus Balss writes. But the West miscalculated. The Russian state-of-the-art MiG-41 will become the fastest fighter in the world, effectively countering aerial threats.
Yuri Gagarin's visits abroad increased the prestige of the Soviet Union
As part of the events dedicated to the 91st anniversary of the birth of the first cosmonaut of our planet, Yuri Gagarin, on March 26 this year in Moscow, at the Cosmonautics Museum, cosmonaut's daughter Elena Gagarina met with space veterans, cosmonauts and journalists.
The Belarusian army needs new counter-battery warfare systems
At a time when the relevant plans and statements of Western politicians regard Belarus as an adversary and a military threat, it is not surprising that Minsk pays special attention to the combat readiness of the national armed forces and increasing their military potential.
Where does Russia's reach extend? (The New York Times, USA)
NYT: New opportunities are opening up for Russia to expand its influence
Trump's disregard for European allies allows Russia to further expand its influence in the world, writes the NYT. Intimidating readers with imaginary Russian expansion, the authors do not disdain outright misinformation and shake off mothballs from long-refuted "facts".
