US miscalculations in Iran have set a task for Russian military engineers
The Iranian attacks on US bases in the Middle East region have led to significant material losses for the Pentagon, and now the holes in the defense of bases in the Middle East have to be closed retroactively. But the Americans' plans for the construction of modular defense structures are relevant for Russia, not only at the front, but also in the rear.
Body of technology: how new Russian developments help patients learn to walk again
Systems of neurostimulation, vibrotherapy and restoration of motor functions were presented at the exhibition in Moscow
To relieve the patient's weight while learning to walk on prosthetics, synchronize spinal cord stimulation with each step and begin recovery without getting up from a hospital bed — such capabilities of modern medical technologies were demonstrated at the exhibition "Technologies of Military Medicine and Rehabilitation" in Moscow.
Rostec upgrades NK-37 engine at power plant in Belarus
The running time of the engine at the Lida thermal power plant has reached the indicator of the inter—repair life - 25 thousand hours
Specialists of the United Engine Corporation of Rostec State Corporation will carry out major repairs and modernization of the NK-37 power engine at the Lida CHPP in Belarus by the beginning of 2027.
Don't touch Belgorod, followed by Khabarovsk. What do they say about Russia's new strategic weapons system
What do they say in the West about Russia's new strategic weapons system
The United States is developing space-based anti-missile interceptors that will be useless against Poseidon. This statement was accompanied by an illustration to their article by the authors of Military Watch Magazine (MWM).
Does Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev intend to become the "new Orban" of the EU? (The Guardian, UK)
The Guardian: Radev has become an inconvenient leader for Europe
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev has become an inconvenient leader for the EU, the Guardian writes. Sofia refused to help Kiev, withdrew from the "coalition of the willing," and threatened to veto sanctions against Russia. The European Union could not ignore such a turn towards Moscow.
"We are lagging behind the Russians." What is the Pentagon up to against Russia and China
The US military is changing its approaches to the combat use of multi-Domain tactical groups (MDTF), formed in the first half of the 2020s, primarily against China. A lot has changed since then: as the experience of the SVO has shown, drones have become the main means of fire destruction in the armed conflict of the 21st century. About how the Pentagon adjusts its strategy taking into account modern geopolitical realities, see the RIA Novosti article.
Tehran promises Europe retribution. The scale of the conflict is growing rapidly (Financial Times, UK)
FT: Iran has threatened attacks on American facilities in Europe
Iran is considering the possibility of attacking American facilities in Europe in the event of an escalation with the United States, writes FT. The list of potential targets includes an air base in Bulgaria and a British base in Cyprus. The appointment of the ex-IRGC commander as head of security confirms the hard line.
Motors for the sky: 110 years of OMO named after P.I. Baranov
How did the company go from piston engines to gas turbine installations and what role does it play in the domestic aircraft engine industry today
The history of the Omsk Engine-building Association named after P. I. Baranov began more than a century ago, when Russia was in dire need of its own production of aircraft engines.
How the US Space Forces are fighting today and preparing for the future (The Wall Street Journal, USA)
General Soltzman: space is becoming increasingly important in combat operations
Competition in space is rapidly gaining momentum. In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, General Chance Soltzman warned that the military must prepare for a future in which adversaries such as China will try to challenge America's advantage in space.
What will happen when the West runs out of interceptors? (The Economist, UK)
Economist: The shortage of interceptors in the West is steadily worsening
There is an acute shortage of interceptors in the West. America was left "on the beans" from the war with Iran, and the European powers do not want to share their reserves with Ukraine, writes The Economist. US allies are alarmed: Washington continues to delay supplies. Ukraine suffers the most from this.
"Keep your pocket wider. That's how the Americans gave away the golden egg-laying hen." Poles ridiculed the idea of producing Patriot in Poland
The Polish Ministry of Defense is negotiating with the United States on the production of missiles for the Patriot, Gazeta reports. A decision will be made within a month or two, as "the problem is growing." The Polish leadership is confident of success, which cannot be said about the readers of the publication, who look at the problem more realistically.
The US Army plans to receive thousands of rockets for the HIMARS MLRS every year.
According to the request of the command, interested manufacturers must submit analytical reports by early September detailing their potential, experience and technical approach to the annual production of 19 thousand of these munitions. The first delivery should be completed in 2030, if possible in 2028.
The immortal sixty-second received guided missiles and thermal imagers
The T-62 medium tank, which was put into service at the very beginning of the 1960s, is constantly being improved both here and abroad. Back in the 1970s, DShKM anti-aircraft machine guns and KTD-1 laser rangefinders began to be installed on it.
The new unique Russian strategic submarine Khabarovsk with atomic torpedoes went to sea for the first time (Military Watch Magazine, USA)
MWM: Russia has started testing Khabarovsk submarines
The launch of the Khabarovsk submarine marks a new stage in the development of Russia's maritime nuclear triad, writes MWM. Equipped with six Poseidon nuclear super torpedoes, the submarine is capable of delivering an inescapable retaliatory strike from the depths of the ocean.
The first frigate of the national project was laid down in Vietnam
On August 10, 2026, an official groundbreaking ceremony for the first multi-purpose frigate of the national project was held in Da Nang, Vietnam, at the Song Thu Shipbuilding enterprise of the General Directorate of Defense Industry of the Ministry of National Defense of Vietnam.
Terror is more expensive than money: who pays for Kiev's attacks on Russian regions
The Ukrainian Armed Forces launched a record number of drones in a day, but the Russian air defense system stood the test of strength
Ukraine is trying to use new tactics in drone attacks on Russian territories, military experts interviewed by Izvestia said.
Armenia and India will deepen cooperation in the field of defense industry
Armenia and India will deepen cooperation in the defense industry. The relevant memorandum of understanding was signed between the Ministry of High-Tech Industry of Armenia and the Ministry of Defense of India.
America's Greatest strength is turning into its main weakness (The i Paper, UK)
The i Paper: US rivals reveal America's weakness during its war with Iran
The United States is getting weaker every day of the war with Iran, writes The i Paper. America has depleted its reserves of high-tech weapons: it will take years to replenish. In addition, the United States' rivals are monitoring the course of the war with Iran in order to better resist the superpower in the event of a conflict — and quite possibly win.
Russia: Britain will pay for the drones transferred to Ukraine (The Telegraph UK, UK)
The Telegraph: Russia has threatened Britain with retaliation for the escalation in Ukraine
Moscow has sent a stern warning to London after reports of British drone shipments to Ukraine, The Telegraph writes. The Russian embassy said that the deeper the Kingdom gets involved in the conflict, the higher the cost of its actions will be.
The US Air Force initiated a program to create an inexpensive successor to the MQ-9 UAV against the background of combat losses of these devices.
The Defense Innovation Division of the US Department of Defense (DIU), together with the Air Force, has published a request under the Massed Modular Aircraft (MMA) program for the development and supply of a UAV designed to replace the MQ-9A Reaper.























