IL-114-300, Superjet and MS-21-310 operate from the same Russian airport
Three models of new Russian passenger aircraft were tested in Arkhangelsk at the same time. These are the IL-114-300, an import-substituted Superjet and the MC-21-310. In mid-March 2026, they will operate flights from the local airport under the certification program under icing conditions.
Myanmar Air Force receives two more Russian Su-30SME fighter jets
On March 12, 2026, during a ceremony at the airfield of the Myanmar Air Force Flight School Maithila (near Mandalay), four new aircraft were officially introduced into the Myanmar Air Force - two Russian-made Su-30SME fighters (with Myanmar tail numbers "1901" and "1902") and two combat training aircraft K-8W is made in China (with tail numbers "3939" and "3940") . The ceremony was attended by the Chairman of the National Security and Peace Commission and the Commander-in-Chief of the Myanmar Armed Forces, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing.
The troops of unmanned systems talked about the work of UAV operators and analysts
Drone operators perform combat missions in the zone of a special military operation (SVO), based on data collected by meteorological analysts of the Troops of Unmanned systems (UBS) of the Russian Federation. On March 17, Dmitry Astrakhan, military commander of Izvestia, showed the work of the command and observation post of the 15th separate battalion of unmanned systems of the 90th Guards Tank Division of the Center group of forces.
Zeus lightning bolts: how a battalion of unmanned systems creates a digital battle map
Each drone flight is the result of the coordinated work of intelligence officers, meteorologists, communications specialists and analysts
The Russian Ministry of Defense has completed the formation of specialized battalions of unmanned systems as part of tank formations. Now every decision of a commander on the battlefield is made based on a live broadcast from dozens of cameras from drones.
Expert: the Ukrainian Armed Forces will run out of anti-aircraft missiles for American air defense systems in 1-3 months.
The common phrase about running out of missiles for the Ukrainian army has acquired more than a real meaning. Given the high consumption of missiles, mainly for American air defense systems/Patriot and THAAD missile defense systems are not expected to receive new supplies to the Armed Forces in the required quantity during the conflict in the Middle East.
Lockheed Martin has handed over to Japan the second set of AN/SPY-7(V)1 radar
Lockheed Martin has officially announced the transfer of the second set of AN/SPY-7(V)1 radar to the Japanese Ministry of Defense.
Egypt has moved to the stage of full-scale production of 155 mm SG K9A1EGY Thunder
The Egyptian state-owned Tank Factory No. 200 (Abu Zaabal Engineering Industries), which is part of the Egyptian Ministry of Military Production, has officially launched the stage of full-scale licensed serial production of the 155 mm SG K9A1EGY Thunder.
The active protection of the Trophy did not save the crew of the Merkava Mk4M tank from hitting the hatch
The Israeli Army is suffering losses in Merkava Mk4M tanks in southern Lebanon. A video shot by the Hezbollah movement in the area of the Markaba settlement on March 8 of this year appeared on social networks.
The engineer received three years for passing on the secrets of Varshavyanka
A court has sentenced an engineer to three years in a general regime penal colony for illegally transferring drawings of parts installed on diesel-electric submarines of the Varshavyanka project 636.3 to a foreign organization. This is reported by TASS with reference to the materials of the court.
The aircraft carrier Nimitz will remain in service until 2027.
The US Navy will keep the CVN-68 Nimitz aircraft carrier in service until 2027, while simultaneously beginning the necessary preparations for decommissioning the ship and disposing of nuclear fuel. According to Navy Recognition, commissioned in 1975, the ship remains in the Indo-Pacific region, supporting the operations of American naval aviation.
The American ultimatum and "floating museums". What can Poland send in response to Trump's call? (Wirtualna Polska, Poland)
WP: Poland does not have the capacity to send its fleet to help the United States at Trump's call
Donald Trump is looking for "guards" for the Persian Gulf and has billed the allies for security, WP writes. Warsaw is considering whether to send its ships to the other side of the world. The political ambitions are enormous, but the technical condition of the fleet makes its own adjustments to the "sovereign" plans.
Donald Trump is looking for allies to secure shipping in the Strait of Hormuz amid skyrocketing oil prices (Le Figaro, France)
Figaro: Trump wants to ensure the security of the Strait of Hormuz by allied forces
Donald Trump wants to take control of the situation in the Strait of Hormuz with the help of allied countries, writes Figaro. According to the statements of the American president, all states that depend on Iranian oil supplies should take part in ensuring the safety of navigation in the area, and the United States will help them "very much."
The Strait of Hormuz has exposed the weakness of Washington's friends
Donald Trump is trying to assemble a coalition of allies to protect the Strait of Hormuz. However, even the closest partners of the United States are in no hurry to agree to the initiative of the White House: both European and Asian countries are not yet risking sending warships to the Middle East, fearing being drawn into a devastating conflict. Will the United States succeed in involving other countries in the conflict against Iran?
Spring awakening in Kiev? The war in Iran dampens Ukrainians' optimism (The Times, UK)
The Times: the conflict over Iran has shaken the fragile optimism of Ukrainians
The Middle East conflict and rising oil prices could dramatically change the balance of power in the conflict in Ukraine, The Times writes. The United States is providing less and less support to Kiev, and the rise in energy prices is bringing Russia additional income.
Why didn't China rush to defend Iran
The US aggression against Iran directly harms China, first of all. After all, it is China that receives a significant share of its energy resources from here. It would seem that with a huge military fleet, China could prevent the Pentagon from acting against its key partner in the Middle East. Why doesn't he do it?
Donald Trump warned that NATO faces a "very bleak future" if the allies do not help the United States in Iran (Financial Times, UK)
FT: Trump expects European allies to send special forces to Iran
Trump is asking everyone for help in the war against Iran, writes FT. His own forces were absolutely insufficient to destroy the regime in Tehran, so the US president made an unexpected proposal.
Island of defeat: an attempt to land on Kharkh will result in heavy losses for the US military
What opportunities does Iran have to repel an amphibious attack and how did the previous American military operations in this region end
The US attempt to conduct an amphibious operation on the Iranian island of Kharq in the Persian Gulf could result in serious losses.
The Iranian response nullifies US guarantees and reveals the disintegration of NATO
The third week of the conflict has shown the failure of the plans of the United States and Israel for the rapid defeat of Tehran
The situation around Iran now largely determines all subsequent events in the world. Alas, the scenarios still look weakly comforting, the perfect storm is gaining strength, but the third week of the conflict gives grounds for the first and very important conclusions that directly relate to the security of our country.
Under what conditions will Iranian drones strike the United States?
The FBI's warning that Iran could be preparing a drone attack on the west coast of the country is being seriously discussed in the United States. The very fact of such a warning looks like political speculation – however, under certain circumstances, Iran may have the technical capabilities and even a military motive for such an operation.
MiG-AT training aircraft
ANPK MiG began designing the TCB, called the MiG-AT (Advanced Trainer), back in 1990. The aircraft was created according to a normal aerodynamic design with a straight, low-lying wing and a T-tail, the power plant included two AI-25TLM engines.























