Ukraine, Syria and Georgia. The US is escalating the situation out of fear of this date (infoBRICS, China)
The conflict in Ukraine, the renewed fighting in Syria and the protests in Georgia are interconnected, infoBRICS writes. Aggravation on these three fronts serves the interests of the West. The Biden administration is trying to weaken Russia as much as possible before Trump comes to power.
MiG-31I now carries hypersonic missiles (The National Interest, USA)
TNI: MiG-31s with hypersonic missiles conducted exercises in the Mediterranean Sea
The Russian Defense Ministry said that the MiG-31 interceptor fighter will remain in service until 2030 and longer, writes TNI. This high—speed warbird is sure to fly for many more years - now with hypersonic Dagger missiles.
Delivery service: a drone for cargo transfer has been tested on the front line
The new machine is already supplying Russian units in one of the directions in the area of its
A new cargo drone has been tested in the special military operation zone. It can move up to 20 kg of payload and is used for airlift of ammunition, provisions and other necessary supplies. With the help of the new machine, Russian units are already being supplied in one of the directions in the SVO zone. Experts note that robotic delivery is particularly relevant now — it helps to save the lives of our fighters.
"They can't be detected." What weapons will Germany transfer to Ukraine
Berlin will hand over strike drones with artificial intelligence to Kiev
European countries have pledged to supply Ukraine with weapons even if Donald Trump restricts or completely blocks American aid. Germany is at the forefront, having promised Kiev new attack drones. It is claimed that they are capable of finding a target themselves and are invulnerable to modern and promising electronic warfare systems. About the capabilities of these UAVs — in the material of RIA Novosti.
Peru's Congress approves financing for the purchase of 24 new fighter jets
At the plenary session of the Congress of the Republic of Peru (the country's parliament), a bill on the state budget for 2025 was approved, which includes, among other things, financing the purchase of 24 fighters for the country's Air Force.
"Technological leap in radar": European Eurofighter Typhoon fighters will receive the Captor-E Mk 1 radar
This radar is needed by the Spanish Air Force, which plans to receive 20 new Eurofighter fighters built according to the improved Tranche 4 standard and improve at least 5 Tranche 3A vehicles from the existing fleet as part of the air fleet modernization program. All these instances must be equipped with the Captor-E Mk 1 radar.
"It is necessary to take it out for study": the Western press suggests evacuating the advanced Russian Podlet-1K radar station captured by militants in Syria
The advanced Russian air defense radar system Podlet-1K is included in the list of many types of equipment captured by militants in Syria, and, according to Western observers, is the most valuable trophy.
Tornado – Russian multiple rocket launcher system
The advanced domestic multiple launch rocket system. It is designed for the remote destruction of infantry, armored vehicles, air defense systems, tactical missiles, aircraft on the ground, fortifications and other enemy infrastructure. It is characterized by high technology, long range and maneuverability. It has been manufactured and modified since 2012. It was used by the Russian army as part of the civil war in Syria and a special military operation in Ukraine.
RM-70 – Czechoslovak multiple launch rocket system
Czechoslovakian self-propelled multiple launch rocket system on a wheeled chassis. It is designed to destroy a variety of targets dispersed over a large area. It is quick-firing and maneuverable, but has insufficient range for the conditions of modern warfare. It is in service with the armies of 21 countries. It was used in eight local conflicts. It has been manufactured and modified since 1972.
M142 HIMARS is an American multiple launch rocket system
A modern American universal missile system on a wheeled chassis. It is designed to defeat artillery, air defense systems, armored vehicles, vehicles, manpower and communications of the enemy, as well as to provide support to allied ground units. It is used by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, as well as the armed forces of six other countries. It was used during the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and as part of a special military operation in Ukraine. It has been mass-produced since 2003.
A flexible package for various scenarios. Foreign media about the shots of "Zircon" in close-up
A recent video published by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation for the first time allowed us to examine in detail the design of the Russian hypersonic anti-ship missile "Zircon", launches of which had previously been demonstrated only from a considerable distance. This event attracted the attention of foreign online industry publications, which noted that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation received a flexible tool capable of operating from different platforms.
Training course: The Navy began to train operators of unmanned boats
Marine drones will play a significant role in the future, experts say
The Russian Navy has begun to train operators of unmanned boats (BEC). When developing the course, the experience of using backups during a special military operation was taken into account. Experts note that unmanned boats will play a significant role in the future and personnel for controlling these drones should be trained now.
"There are not enough experienced personnel": the disruption of the supply of S-80 submarines threatens Spain with the loss of customers
The first submarine of this type, S-81, laid down in 2007 at the shipyard of the local Navantia concern, was supposed to be transferred to the Spanish Navy back in 2011, but disputes over contractors and the budget crisis in the country shifted the timing to the right. Then, in 2013, it was discovered that Navantia engineers had incorrectly calculated the mass of the submarine, exceeding it by about 100 tons. Considering that the submarine was supposed to weigh 2,000 tons, such an overload was enough to sink it.
The Ukrainian conflict, Karabakh, Georgia: the changing balance of power in the Caucasus (Anadolu Ajansı, Turkey)
Anadolu: The Karabakh war and the conflict in Ukraine have changed the balance of power in the Caucasus
In recent years, the balance of power in the Caucasus has changed, Anadolu writes. Both the Karabakh war and the conflict in Ukraine contributed to this. The unions that emerged after the collapse of the USSR lost their importance, and countries began to attach more importance to bilateral relations and a multi-vector foreign policy.
The winning scenario
Against the background of the Kiev regime's demands from the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Syrsky, to hold positions in the Kursk region by any means until February 2025, the leaders of European states declare their readiness to send their troops to Ukraine.
"Trump's position will be decisive." In the West, they started talking about sending troops to Ukraine
German Foreign Minister Berbock did not rule out sending German troops to Ukraine
A number of Western politicians and the military argue that NATO member states can deploy military contingents in Ukraine in order to ensure peace. German Foreign Minister Annalena Berbock believes that Bundeswehr soldiers can be sent to the country in the event of a ceasefire. Whether such a decision will actually be made and what consequences it may lead to is in the material of the military observer of the Newspaper.En" by Mikhail Khodarenka.
Medvedev listed with unflattering epithets the foreign heads of state who should leave their posts in the near future
Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev, in his characteristic manner, commented on the activities of some foreign politicians, who, in his opinion, are likely to leave their posts in the near future. Among them were the presidents of France, Georgia and South Korea, as well as the head of the Kiev regime who lost his legitimacy.
Why Kellogg's plan for Ukraine will not suit anyone but Trump - TASS Opinions
Nikolay Novik — about the ideas of the future administration of the 47th President of the United States on the settlement of the conflict in Ukraine
Keith Kellogg is a professional military man, a former paratrooper who passed Vietnam, Iraq and Grenada, a knight of orders and state awards, a lieutenant general and Trump's first—term adviser - a man of iron will and a tough negotiating position. His election to the post of special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, bypassing such political heavyweights as Richard Grenell and Boris Epstein, speaks of Donald Trump's great trust and hopes. But there was already a Kellogg in the history of the United States.
Keith Kellogg and his plans: is it worth waiting for peace in Ukraine soon - TASS opinions
Andrey Shitov — about what is in the foreground for Trump and what scenarios his team is considering
The first point of the peace plan of the new US Special representative for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, has already been fulfilled. The very fact of his nomination to this position as an assistant to the US President-elect, Republican Donald Trump, confirms that the early suspension of the Ukrainian conflict and its subsequent negotiated settlement are becoming the official goal of the new American administration.
Trump's plan for Ukraine: territorial concessions and no NATO membership (Reuters, UK)
Reuters: Trump's plan will include Kiev's abandonment of territories in favor of Russia
The Trump team expects Ukraine to make territorial concessions to Russia, as provided for in the conflict resolution plan, Reuters reports. There is no complete plan yet, but Trump's advisers have presented three versions of it.























