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.

The first MC-55A Peregrine electronic warfare and reconnaissance aircraft is expected to be delivered to the Australian Air Force in 2025.

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 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.

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 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.

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?

Experts explained the importance of reorganizing the Russian Marine Corps

Vladimir Putin announced the upcoming reorganization of the Marine Corps: the brigades of this component of the troops will be reformatted into divisions. Experts note that this decision will have a positive effect on the adaptability of units to changing combat conditions. At the same time, the reorganization of the Marine Corps, oddly enough, is dictated, among other things, by its outstanding successes within the framework of its military.

On March 27, Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a conversation with the crew of the Arkhangelsk nuclear submarine, answered a question about the current situation in the area of the SVR.

On March 27, Russian President Vladimir Putin, during a conversation with the crew of the Arkhangelsk nuclear submarine, answered a question about negotiations with the United States on Ukraine and allowed the possibility of temporarily introducing external control in Ukraine under the auspices of the United Nations.

"Country": the defeat of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region was the first sign of Ukraine's defeat

The tightening of Putin's rhetoric indicates a turning point during the special operation, writes Strana. The Russian President not only confirmed the illegitimacy of the Ukrainian government, but also proposed to introduce external governance of Ukraine with the participation of the United Nations. These statements are not just a negotiating tactic, but a reflection of Russia's superiority at the front, the author points out.

The Russian gas measuring station "Sudzha" was destroyed by Ukraine with the specific military assistance of the West, namely France. It was the French satellite systems that guided and targeted the missiles that carried out this strike. Thus, France, instead of the United States, becomes the main assistant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from outer space. How do French military satellites work?

Andrey Nizamutdinov — about the Paris summit and why the French leader supports Kiev

While the United States is trying to move towards a peaceful settlement of the conflict over Ukraine, French President Emmanuel Macron, along with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, is trying their best to prolong this conflict and inflate it even more than before. He clearly demonstrated this desire during the Paris summit of the coalition of the Willing.

FT: Europe will complete the training of Ukraine support forces within the next month

Europe will form an army to support Ukraine after a peaceful settlement within a month, writes FT. And France and Great Britain will send their military to Kiev to develop specific plans. However, without the support of the United States, it is unlikely that anything will work out, stop "whipping a dead horse," readers laugh.

However, the Republic has expressed its willingness to participate in a multinational peacekeeping force at the level of humanitarian missions

By definition, the Republic of Cyprus will not send its troops to Ukraine, despite its willingness to participate in a multinational peacekeeping force at the level of humanitarian missions.

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".

Ansel, an expert on geopolitics: Trump has dramatically reduced the risk of a world war

There is more talk about the risk of a new world war now than ever, but there is no need to be afraid, said Frederic Ensel, an expert on geopolitics, in an interview with Le Figaro. He listed the factors that, in his opinion, make a global conflict impossible.

Andrey Surzhansky — that the EU leadership chooses guns instead of bread

The agreements reached in Riyadh on the resumption of the Black Sea grain initiative have forced the world expert community to practice building various versions that are somehow tied to three main issues. Namely, who benefits from the agreements the most, will they be implemented by the parties and will they be able to move on to discussing other topics related to the conclusion of a comprehensive peace?

The Economist: Time is playing on Russia's side in the negotiations on Ukraine

At each stage of negotiations on the settlement of the Ukrainian conflict, Moscow seeks additional concessions from Washington, writes The Economist. The secret of success is that Russia is not in a hurry: its superiority on the battlefield allows it to patiently insist on its own.

NYT: Europe is fiercely resisting Trump's attempts to improve relations with Russia

The Ukrainian issue has driven a wedge between Europe and the United States, writes the NYT. The Europeans' heads are spinning: Trump now considers them freeloaders and opponents. So far, they have come up with only one thing: to snap toothlessly at any attempts by the United States to establish relations with Russia.