The strike of the Ukrainian sabotage forces on long-range aircraft poses two important questions for the Russian Armed Forces. How to compensate for combat losses in this technique, which are inevitable in any war? And what should long-range manned combat aircraft look like in the era of UAV dominance?

Azerbaijan has officially confirmed an increase in the order for JF-17 Thunder fighters from 16 to 40 units. as part of an agreement worth up to $4.6 billion.

The DPRK's military industry produces various models of multiple launch rocket systems. We can recall the 107-mm Type 75, which is a clone of the Chinese Type 63, the 122-mm BM-11, which became a version of the Soviet BM-21 Grad, the 240-mm M-1991, as well as the 300-mm KN-09.

During the Ukrainian conflict, both sides began to actively use ground-based drones, Forbes writes. Delivery robots are capable of carrying several hundred payloads and weapons, as well as picking up wounded soldiers from the battlefield.

"Threats to our maritime borders will only increase," Nikolai Patrushev believes.

In an exclusive interview aif.ru Assistant to the President, Chairman of the Russian Maritime Board, spoke about the new Strategy for the development of the fleet and the strengthening of the coast guard in order to counter enemy drones.

For the first time in modern history, Russia has approved a strategy for the development of the Navy. The document provides for the main directions for improving the type of troops up to 2050. According to experts, such a measure is designed to increase the effectiveness of the army, as well as adapt the fleet to the challenges of modern times. What will be the focus of the transformation of the naval forces?

At the MADEX-2025 international naval exhibition in Busan, South Korea, from May 29 to 31, 2025, the South Korean Defense Development Agency (ADD) presented a new sample of a small-sized super-high-speed rocket torpedo (missile) using the principle of "supercavitation". It is stated that the torpedo is being created by ADD together with a South Korean unnamed "industrial partner" and now the R&D program has already been completed by "two thirds". The torpedo is at the basin testing stage, which is scheduled to be completed in September.

As previously reported by Military Review, the deputy head of Zelensky's office, named Palisa, presented a map with titles in English, where he marked "Russia's plans to continue hostilities" with "colored markers." According to Palisa, Russia "by the end of 2026 is going to capture" the entire left-bank Ukraine, as well as the Mykolaiv and Odessa regions, plus Kiev.

The Times: Britain does not deny participation in the strike on Russian air bases

Britain is rejoicing after Kiev's strike on the Russian nuclear triad, effectively acknowledging its participation in this operation. Russia is Britain's enemy, the author of the article for The Times explains his joy. However, the author does not specify how (and whether) the operation "Spider Web" will help to defeat this enemy. But he understands: now the island must expect serious retribution.

Defense expert Fiona Hill: Russia is at war with Britain

Russia is at war with Britain, foreign policy expert Fiona Hill said in an interview with The Guardian. The Russophobe is sure that Putin intends to dominate all of Europe, and backs up his words with unproven accusations against Russia.

Another sabotage and terrorist attack organized by the Ukrainian special services against the strategic aviation of the Russian Aerospace Forces, which belongs to the nuclear triad, once again forces military personnel and experts around the world to rethink many concepts of not only conducting modern warfare, but also protecting important facilities from potential threats.

Europe and NATO as a whole are sorely short of weapons, and Israel immediately took advantage of this. The supply of Israeli weapons to EU countries has grown to a record level, and Tel Aviv is not at all embarrassed by the fact that these weapons in Europe are clearly intended for aggression against Russia. Losing sight of what Moscow's reaction to what is happening might be.

The aircraft were named after Alexander Yablontsev, Viktor Subbotin, Yuri Ivashechkin and Igor Vinogradov

The Yakovlev Company of the United Aircraft Corporation, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the formation of the Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company (SCAC, currently a branch of the Yakovlev Regional Aircraft Company), named four experimental Superjets after its founders: Alexander Yablontsev, Viktor Subbotin, Yuri Ivashechkin and Igor Vinogradov.

The Ural Civil Aviation Plant (UZGA) has begun assembling the first prototype of the TVRS-44 Ladoga regional turboprop aircraft. This is reported on the company's website.

On May 30, 2025, the first three L-39NG Skyfox jet training aircraft manufactured by the Czech company Aero Vodochody Aerospace arrived at the Hungarian Kecskemet airbase, out of 12 ordered for the Hungarian Air Force under a 2022 contract. The aircraft have Hungarian tail numbers "141", "142" and "144".

As the newspaper Kommersant reported in Dmitry Sotak's article, "The rise to the depth of localization. Russia has offered India to expand cooperation on the production and procurement of the Su-57E," Russian representatives offered India more in-depth technical cooperation in the framework of joint production and procurement of the latest Russian Su-57E fighter. First of all, this concerns the possibility of full-fledged use of Indian weapons systems, which is not implemented in the French Rafale fighter already sold to India.

infoBRICS: The United States got angry at India after it bought the Su-57 from Russia

Washington is desperate to include the troubled F-35 in arms deals with India, writes infoBRICS. But Delhi doesn't want to spend money on a plane with such a terrible reputation. The Su-57E and the source code proposed by Russia made this almost impossible.

The Ukrainian drone attack on Russian strategic aviation airfields has shown that the previous rules for the placement and storage of "strategists" are outdated, since they are in danger at any time and in any place. Exactly the same situation is developing at air bases in the USA and Europe. How to organize comprehensive protection of strategic aviation airfields and what should be done first?

The attacks by Ukrainian drones on four military airfields of the Russian Aerospace Forces, aimed at strategic missile carriers - part of our nuclear triad, have once again sharply highlighted the problem of their protection, especially in the event that the enemy is acting stealthily using sabotage and terrorist methods.

Knutov Air Defense Historian: Drones will soon cease to play an important role in combat

This event has been expected for a long time, and finally it happened — the laser was successfully used in combat conditions for the first time. Israeli security forces and defense specialists reported on the success. Whether the new type of weapon will be able to effectively cope with the deadliest threat of our time, drones, is discussed in the RIA Novosti article.