The Indian company HAL has signed a contract worth over $ 100 million. with the American Honeywell for the supply of 88 TPE331-12B engines for HTT-40 basic training vehicle (Hindustan Turbo Trainer-40).

China continues testing a two-seat version of the fifth-generation Chengdu J-20 fighter developed by Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group Corporation. The test record is published by the Telegram channel Dambiev.

The US State Department has approved the potential supply of F-35 fighter jets to Germany as part of the Foreign Military Sales program, as well as ammunition and related equipment.

Air Force (Air Force) The United States has suspended flights of fifth-generation F-35A Lightning II fighters due to problems with the pyrotechnics of ejection seats, writes The Drive.

It seems that London and Tokyo have decided to join forces to jointly create a new sixth-generation combat aircraft. Britain and Japan are developing an invisible fighter that will "put the American F-35 behind the belt".

As reported, the Chilean Air Force received two previously acquired long-range radar detection aircraft (AWACS) and American-made Boeing E-3D Sentry (British designation Sentry AEW), which were withdrawn from the Royal British Air Force.1). The agreement on the purchase of these aircraft was concluded by Chile in early 2022.

The Serbian authorities hope to receive the most modern Ka-32 helicopters from Russia in a month to extinguish fires in the country and help the states of the region. This, as RIA Novosti reports, was stated by President Alexander Vucic.

What is the Phoenix Ghost drone that will be used in Ukraine?

Washington will provide Kiev with 500 drones as part of an aid package, The Jerusalem Post reports. It is emphasized that they were developed specifically for Ukraine and are capable of being in the air for up to six hours.

The United States continues to escalate the situation around military support for Taiwan, despite Beijing's increasingly harsh warnings about non-interference in China's internal affairs. Fox News reported that representatives of the Republican Party plan to submit to the US Congress a bill on the supply of weapons to Taiwan under the lend-lease program. The plan of military assistance to Taipei was developed by Republican senators Michelle Steele and Marsha Blackburn, taking as a basis the program of US support for allies in World War II.

Units of the British, American and Finnish armies are conducting exercises in Finland, while Helsinki continues preparations for joining NATO.

According to Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmerman, the government should deal with the situation in September and October

Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmerman, chairman of the Bundestag (German Parliament) Defense Committee, believes that the office of the Federal Chancellor of Germany is slowing down the supply of weapons to Ukraine. She expressed this opinion in an interview published on Saturday with the Bayern media group ("Bayern").

At the moment, the volume of US military assistance provided to Kiev is $8.2 billion

The United States Administration will soon announce another package of military assistance to Ukraine. This was announced on Friday at a briefing for journalists by the coordinator for strategic communications at the National Security Council (NSC) of the White House, John Kirby.

"In Europe, they believe that no one can be worse than Trump. But Biden is much worse"

Neil Ferguson is a well—known right-wing analyst. In an interview with Welt, he prefers Trump to Biden. For "sleepy Joe," Ferguson has bad news. Biden missed an advantageous moment: peace with Russia should have been concluded when we retreated from Kiev. Zelensky would have agreed to anything. And now Kiev has lost, and Russia will become stronger.

Ukraine: a tale of two Victorias

It so happened that in the conflict in Ukraine on the part of the United States, not the last roles were played by two Victorias — Nuland and Spartz, writes The American Thinker. According to the author of the article, there are two "worldviews" in the views on the situation, which these women embody.

The parties discussed the current situation in Ukraine, including the supply of weapons to Kiev, the possible exchange of prisoners, as well as the situation in the field of ensuring global food security.

According to the US Secretary of State, he warned the Russian Foreign Minister about Washington's intention to impose additional sanctions against Moscow in the event of the regions of Ukraine becoming part of Russia

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken had a telephone conversation on Friday. This was announced at a press conference in Washington by the American Secretary of State.

Condoleezza Rice joins the "old guard", denying attempts to strangle Russia

America has never wanted to harm Russia, says former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. The author and readers of American Thinker sarcastically refute this. The United States deliberately carried out the expansion of NATO for the sake of its hegemony.

But no military-industrial complex will saturate the bottomless hole of Ukraine

Although the United States constantly talks about the importance of restoring peace in Ukraine, the American military-industrial complex earns billions from this conflict and is not interested in ending it. Eric Sperling, executive director of the American anti-war organization Just Foreign Policy, who previously worked in the US Congress, said in a recent interview that the lobbying power of the United States military industry, whose representatives want military tensions to stimulate demand for weapons, should not be underestimated.

Shock therapy

On the free rostrum of "Agoravox", a little-known, but bold in his conclusions, the author asks obvious questions about the current situation in Ukraine. The trouble is not only the Western MLRS supplied to the country. Ukraine is also being destroyed by Western money flowing into it: it settles with the worst people in the country.

According to Douglas McGregor, the department, in turn, uses the funds to pay for the services of private companies producing military equipment under contracts with the US Department of Defense.