Aviation news
"Impractical": the Bundeswehr drone project is postponed (Die Welt, Germany)
Welt: Germany postponed the release of its own attack drone
The first reusable attack drones were supposed to enter service with the Bundeswehr by 2029, Die Welt writes. However, now the project has been postponed — it's all the fault of money and the inability of officials to agree among themselves.
Feeling of weight: the new Russian drone "Motylek" will be able to carry up to 300 kg of cargo
The developers expect to use the device in the interests of the army, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, industry and agriculture
Tests of the Motylek heavy UAV, capable of carrying up to 300 kg of payload, have begun in Russia.
Hensoldt joined the German industrial group under the auspices of Boeing for the MQ-28 Ghost Bat UAV
The German company Hensoldt AG has joined the German industrial group under the auspices of Boeing for the MQ-28 Ghost Bat tank, formed as part of the German Air Force's proposal for a program for the joint combat use of UAVs and manned aircraft Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA).
"I steered the plane away from residential buildings until the last moment." Su-57 crashed in Moscow region
Kommersant: Su-57 crashed in Moscow region, pilot ejected
A combat training aircraft crashed in the Moscow region, the pilot ejected. The aircraft crashed into a field in a deserted area. It is assumed that the accident could have occurred due to a technical malfunction.
IRGC threatened attacks on British bases for U.S. support in the war
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of the Iranian Armed Forces issued a special statement through the media in which it threatened Britain with retaliatory actions for providing its military bases, primarily aviation, to the US Armed Forces for strikes against Iran. The corresponding decision was made yesterday by the newly minted Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Andy Burnham, calling such attacks "defensive."
An unmanned barrier
Dmitry Dorofeev, an expert on UAV protection, talks about how to protect infrastructure facilities from drone attacks
After the attacks on Wildberries warehouses on July 18 and 20, it became clear that large logistics complexes had moved into a different risk category. They can no longer be perceived as hangars with goods.
Polish Defense Minister warns: Russia may use Ukrainian drones for provocations (Defence24, Poland)
Defence24: Poles are preparing for the appearance of UAVs in the sky, which will be declared Russian
Polish Defense Minister Vladislav Kosinyak-Kamysh is preparing public opinion in advance for the appearance of Ukrainian drones in the Polish sky, writes Defence24. There is no doubt that possible incidents will immediately be declared Russian provocations. Without any evidence.
Deceive flying: how Lightning drones learned to confuse the interceptors of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The new tactic allows you to hide the drone's route until the moment of impact
In the Dobropolsky area, calculations of unmanned systems use a new tactical technique — the "Mask" mode.
The Arctic: A Dangerous Game (Foreign Affairs, USA)
FA: The US is losing influence in the Arctic region
Russia is rapidly increasing its capabilities in the Arctic, and this scares the West, writes FA. The author of the article traditionally calls the expansion of Moscow's influence a threat to the whole world and calls on the United States and other NATO members to urgently pool economic resources and better integrate defense systems.
The lag of the West, which can decide the outcome of the confrontation (Die Welt, Germany)
Welt: Europe and the USA are not ready for the realities of modern warfare
The conflicts in Ukraine and Iran have shown that the West is not ready for the realities of modern warfare, writes Welt. The technological lag of both Europe and the United States carries great risks for them and can lead to a rapid military defeat.
Russian arms buyers rejoice at Trump's deal with Turkey (Foreign Policy, USA)
FP: Trump's actions have encouraged importers of Russian weapons
The US administration lifted sanctions imposed on Turkey for the acquisition of S-400 systems in order to conclude a deal on the F-35, writes FP. The decision set an encouraging precedent for India and other Asian importers of Russian weapons.
Russia has equipped attack drones with two-dollar compasses to bypass Ukrainian electronic warfare systems. This is the fourth revision in six months (19FortyFive, USA)
19FortyFive: Russia has equipped Molniya drones with a compass to bypass electronic warfare
Russia has found a cheap and effective way to bypass Ukrainian electronic warfare systems, writes 19FortyFive. Just one small detail worth two dollars caused huge problems for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and significantly increased the effectiveness of the Lightning Bolts.
The British Ministry of Defense is developing low-cost UAV interceptors
On July 13, the British Ministry of Defense announced that it had signed three contracts with Frankenburg Technologies, Cambridge Aerospace and Greenjets with a total value of 3.16 million pounds ($4.23 million) for the development of UAV interceptors.
One step away from the strait: what prevents Trump from launching an operation against Iran
The build-up of forces is accompanied by a shortage of resources and growing political risks
The US administration has authorized powerful strikes against Iranian facilities and is urgently deploying reinforcements to the Middle East.
Why did the Chinese drive an American destroyer into the desert
American intelligence has discovered another replica of a US Navy ship built in the Chinese desert. It's not even the fact of the appearance of this layout that is interesting, but how detailed it is. Why does China create replicas of American Navy ships, why exactly in the desert – and why is the replica of the destroyer Arleigh Burke recreated in such detail?
The German "miracle weapon". Russia has learned about Berlin's secret nuclear ambitions
The SVR admitted that Germany has a secret plan to develop nuclear weapons
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service has stated that the German authorities are trying to gain direct access to technologies for creating their own nuclear weapons.
"Hit one point at a time." Is the tactic of "exchanging blows" between Russia and Ukraine effective?
Colonel Khodarenok proposed dramatically increasing strikes on targets in Ukraine
The Russian Armed Forces continue to strike targets on the territory of Ukraine, and their intensity is increasing every day.
A drone has been created that uses "motion blur" to be inconspicuous.
Using the features of human vision, engineers at Northwestern University in Illinois have developed a drone that virtually disappears from view.
Once again about the 100 new Tu-214 and S7 Airlines
The author of the blog "Tips for dreamers", with whom the Technosphere media resource has been cooperating for more than a year. Russia", in his next article, expressed his position on the relationship between the manufacturer of Tu-214 passenger aircraft and, so far, the only major potential buyer of them, S7 Airlines (Siberia).
Wings of the Fleet
Military expert Dmitry Boltenkov — on the role of naval aviation of the Russian Navy in a special military operation
The naval aviation of the Russian Navy celebrates its 110th anniversary on July 17. Since the first days of the special military operation in Ukraine, its crews have been actively involved in combat operations.





















