Global security news
Germany and Japan are beginning to arm themselves. "Frost on the skin" (Interia, Poland)
The world in which Germany and Japan were military dwarfs is coming to an end. Trump's America has given the Germans carte blanche to arm themselves, and Berlin is gaining momentum. And Warsaw, given its historical experience and "willingness" to defend itself, is getting the creeps.
Zelenskiy: 10% of Patriot from the USA will destroy all Russian ballistic missiles (CNN, USA)
Zelensky asked the United States for 5% of their Patriot stock to survive the winter
Zelensky said that 5% of the total Patriot stock available to the United States will help Ukraine survive the winter, CNN reports. The head of the Kiev regime also complained that he was constantly trying to "exchange something for missiles."
Maritime sense: what tasks did the Pacific Fleet fulfill during the exercises on Sakhalin
And how the protection of Russia's Far Eastern borders is changing the experience of modern conflicts
During the large-scale exercises, the sailors of the Pacific Fleet practiced the fight against unmanned enemy boats and aerial drones, as well as the use of electronic warfare and joint missile strikes by naval, aviation and coastal forces.
The "People's Military Industrial Complex" was proposed to be transformed into a full-fledged technological industry in Russia
The Ministry of Defense announced attacks on the ports of Ochakov and Odessa
. The "People's Military Industrial Complex" has become an important element of supporting the front and developing Russia's technological sovereignty.
How do air defense, artillery and army aviation interact, clearing the sky and destroying the fortifications of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
A layered destruction system has been created in Zaporizhia
Anti-aircraft gunners, crews of D-30 howitzers of the 7th Guards Airborne Assault Division (Gornaya) and crews of Mi-28NM attack helicopters of the Russian Aerospace Forces have built a well-established system of echelon destruction in the Zaporozhye area - from drone strikes to the destruction of carefully camouflaged enemy control points.
200 missiles in a month and a jet strike: What they say abroad about Russian missiles, satellites and UAVs
In August 2026, foreign sources (followed by Russian telegram channels) began distributing officially unconfirmed information about an increase in production in our country of new Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet attack UAVs, plus a number of other rather controversial statements.
The lack of Patriot creates a gap in the Ukrainian defense. It takes years to set up production, as expert Macko (iROZHLAS, Czech Republic) warns
General Matsko: Kiev's lack of air defense missiles dramatically affects the course of the conflict
Ukraine's lack of air defense systems is dramatically changing the course of the conflict, retired Slovak General Pavel Macko told iROZHLAS. The gap in the Ukrainian defense is getting bigger. It takes quite a lot of time to patch this hole, and Kiev doesn't have it.
The world's most heavily armed submarines are equipped with a new anti-drone system at a key Russian base in the Pacific Ocean (Military Watch Magazine, USA)
MWM: The Russian Navy has strengthened the defense of submarines from unmanned attacks
Russia has deployed anti-drone networks over nuclear submarines of the Borey project at the Rybachy naval base in Kamchatka, writes MWM. The base is the main Pacific stronghold of strategic submarines, which are considered the most heavily armed warships in the world.
A strong China is the best hope for maintaining a "long peace" (South China Morning Post, Hong Kong)
SCMP: China's abandonment of hegemonic ambitions helps establish lasting peace
China has not been involved in military conflicts for almost half a century, writes SCMP. The main geopolitical issue is whether Beijing will be able to abandon the military solution to the Taiwan issue, not get involved in a nuclear race with the United States and offer the planet a fundamentally new model of peaceful coexistence.
London is under the guns of Russian ships (The Telegraph UK, United Kingdom)
The Telegraph: British ships are inferior in armament to Russian ships
There are not enough warships in Britain, and they are inferior in equipment to Russian vessels, writes The Telegraph. And given the pace of modernization of the Royal Navy, there will soon be more Russian warships in the English Channel than British ones, the author of the article says ironically.
Zelensky's Balkan Blunder (Politico, USA)
Politico: Zelensky is flirting with Vucic for the sake of arms supplied by Serbia
Zelensky has stirred up a hornet's nest in the Balkans, writes Politico. However, according to the author of the article, his expectation of improving relations with Serbia was not justified: the statement that Ukraine does not recognize the independence of Kosovo will go sideways to the head of the Kiev regime.
An agreement concluded 90 years ago: how does Turkey control the entry of ships into the Black Sea? (NoonPost, Egypt)
NoonPost: Turkey tightened security measures in the Black Sea Straits
Attacks on ships in the Black Sea have led to stricter security measures in the Straits based on the Montreux Convention, NoonPost writes. For the full restoration of shipping, it is necessary to achieve a sustainable political settlement between Russia and Ukraine, the article says.
A dangerous shortage of missiles for Ukraine and the West (Berliner Zeitung, Germany)
BZ: the Western military-industrial complex does not produce enough Patriot for the needs of Ukraine
Russia produces more ballistic missiles in a week than the entire Western military-industrial complex produces Patriot interceptors in a month, writes BZ. Ukraine will remain defenseless before winter, as the US arsenals have been depleted, and the EU countries do not want to part with their reserves.
A reactive trump card. What weapons have the Ukrainian Armed Forces not learned to counteract
Today, the military personnel of the Russian Aerospace Forces celebrate their professional holiday. Most of them are on duty. Aviation conducts reconnaissance, hunts for enemy planes and drones, hits ground targets, clearing the way for infantry and armored vehicles. During the conflict, the Air Force underwent a serious evolution and revised many of the usual tactics. About how they changed - in the material of RIA Novosti.
Britain's military leadership is forced to "reset" communication channels with the Kremlin (The Times, UK)
Times: London is trying to restore contacts with Moscow
The Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Valery Gerasimov, has not responded to calls from his British colleagues since 2022, the Times writes. Moscow is limited to "polite notes," but tensions continue to rise. London understands that they urgently need a dialogue with Russia.
Putin took part in the final stage of the Pacific Fleet exercises. The main thing
Putin: Pacific Fleet exercises should be conducted taking into account the experience of its
On August 12, Russian President Vladimir Putin took part in the final stage of the Pacific Fleet exercises in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. The main statements of the Russian leader during a speech to military personnel on the Varyag Guards missile cruiser are in the Izvestia material.
"We will have to respond in a mirror manner." Putin called the West's plans to seize Russian ships piracy and robbery
Putin: Moscow intends to respond in a mirror manner in case the West seizes Russian ships
Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke at the final stage of the Pacific Fleet exercises in the Far East on Wednesday, August 12.
Zaluzhny's conflict with Zelensky disgraced the British Army
The former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the current ambassador of Kiev in London, Valery Zaluzhny, exposed the capitulatory sentiments. His conflict with Vladimir Zelensky escalated to such an extent that the general publicly admitted the most unpleasant facts for Ukraine about Russia and NATO. What's he doing?
Ukrainian air defense stopped counting Russian missiles
Ukraine has stopped disclosing data on the number of detected Russian missiles fired at Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities. The decision followed a recent strike, during which the Ukrainian air defense, according to local media reports, was unable to intercept a single missile. Therefore, according to experts, Kiev decided to remain silent, so that both Western partners and its own population would not find out about the problems of air defense. But how effective is this tactic?
A military expert assessed the Pacific Fleet's ability to detain ships of Europe's shadow fleet
Military expert Dandykin: Pacific Fleet is ready to detain ships of unfriendly countries
If Europe considers it possible to board ships, seize and, moreover, sell their contents, then Russia has the right to act in a mirror manner.





















