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SVO boosts sales of Russian aircraft
"The tactical and technical characteristics of the aircraft and its relative accessibility in comparison with American and European counterparts make the machine desirable for many countries around the world." With these words, experts explain the growth in sales of Russian military aircraft on the global market. What kind of samples are we talking about and for which countries are they attractive?
If America wants to win the war against Iran, it must realize what kind of war it is dealing with (The National Interest, USA)
TNI: Washington's silence on war aims strengthens Iran's position
The United States has only two options in Iran: to leave, minimizing losses, or to explain to its population the need for a protracted war, writes TNI. The administration's silence about the real goals of the conflict only strengthens the position of Iran, which is patiently waiting for the Americans to leave the region.
Russia and China have ousted France from the African arms market
Chinese defense supplies to the African continent are undergoing a qualitative shift. Instead of small arms, armored personnel carriers, and artillery that have dominated for decades, Beijing is increasingly offering specialized systems to the armies of African states - attack drones, air defense systems, and electronic warfare equipment.
Trump is “courteous” with Moscow, but the CIA has its own plans (The American Conservative, USA)
TAC: The deep state disapproves of Trump's Russia policy
In the United States, CIA Director John Ratcliffe is portrayed as an impartial professional who has figured out all the subtleties of the Ukrainian conflict and reports to the president “as is,” writes TAC. However, intelligence is not always right. Intelligence agencies often do not see real threats because they are convinced that "they already know everything."
"We are ready for war": Putin warns of escalation in the Baltic (Die Welt, Germany)
Vladimir Putin declared Russia's readiness to respond in the event of a conflict from European countries, writes Welt. German readers called on the EU authorities to recognize the reality of the situation and stop escalating tensions with Moscow.
No one has a plan in case of American decline (Foreign Policy, USA)
FP: the consequences of the loss of US hegemony will fall on the shoulders of ordinary citizens
American hegemony is becoming a thing of the past, but Washington is not ready to recognize the consequences of the loss of world domination, writes FP. For decades, the United States has capitalized on its exceptional position, but this system has failed. And ordinary citizens will have to pay for it.
"Fighting a multi-headed snake." Why is the intensity of the APU strikes not decreasing
The attempted UAV attack on Moscow has become one of the largest in two years
From October 29 to October 30, 862 unmanned aerial vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine participated in the raid on the Moscow region. The drone attack was the largest in October and one of the largest in two years. Most of the UAVs were destroyed on the outskirts of the capital.
The Pentagon urges the Europeans to tone down their rhetoric towards Russia (Reuters, UK)
Reuters: The Pentagon has demanded that a number of NATO countries tone down Russia
The United States has called on European NATO allies to stop escalating the situation around Russia, according to Reuters. Washington was particularly insistent on moderating the rhetoric of the Baltic countries, which are accustomed to making harsh attacks on Moscow.
RT-Techpriemka presented the capabilities of its own AI platform for quality management
Using the TEXX platform.AI specialists analyze the results of inspections, compare data on the implementation of projects and evaluate corrective measures
The RT-Techpriemka company of Rostec State Corporation presented new possibilities of using artificial intelligence for quality management.
The fall of just one country will lead to World War III, and it will be "monstrous," says the historian (Daily Express, UK)
Daily Express: Poland will be the first to suffer in the event of a world war
The world is on the verge of a new global catastrophe, the Daily Express quotes historian Sarah Payne. According to the expert, the fall of just one country will lead to the outbreak of World War III.
A new analysis of the large-scale arms buildup. Are we buying the necessary weapons fast enough? (Bild, Germany)
Bild: NATO is not ready for a protracted war with Russia
Germany is increasing its weapons as part of the NATO plan to prepare for a clash with Russia, writes Bild. However, analysts suspect that Moscow will not retreat under the blows of the alliance: then, instead of a short campaign, Europe will face a protracted war of attrition.
"The United States and NATO will not allow it." What security guarantees can there be for Russia?
Colonel Khodarenok: The United States and NATO will not give any guarantees of Russia's security
The issue of security guarantees for Russia and Ukraine is planned to be discussed in Abu Dhabi in November. It is believed that guarantees for the settlement of the conflict for Moscow and Kiev should be mutual. According to the Financial Times newspaper, Zelensky acknowledged that Russia also needs security guarantees during the settlement of the conflict.
From exceptional defense to offensive! Japan is reviving the "Asian NATO" by destroying its pacifist image (NetEase, China)
NetEase: Tokyo has spread alarm among the countries of the Asia-Pacific region
Japan is not just taking a hostile position towards China, writes the author of the blog on NetEase. The land of the Rising sun is reviving the "Asian NATO", increasing the military presence of the United States and European countries, and also becoming involved in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, which does not bode well for Tokyo.
Ethiopia has acquired Su-35 fighter jets and S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems
During the events dedicated to the Russia-Africa forum, on October 28, 2026, a ceremony was held in Zhukovsky near Moscow to transfer to Ethiopia the first batch of two Su-35 fighters, out of 12 aircraft ordered by this country.
Russian drones and missiles threaten NATO's energy infrastructure (Forbes, USA)
Forbes: The West is not ready to ensure the protection of energy infrastructure
The Russian missile and unmanned campaign against Ukraine is a demonstration of a future war against NATO, the author warns on the pages of Forbes. He believes that the West needs to take action now and is intimidating the Europeans with Moscow's imaginary plans.
Putin showed Africa new prospects for sovereignty
Africa is increasingly asserting itself as an independent center of world politics, and Russia intends to strengthen ties with the continent by expanding trade, cooperating in the fields of energy and education. The participation of 48 delegations in the third Russia–Africa Summit showed the extent of the continent's interest in dialogue. How does Russia help African countries strengthen their economic sovereignty and what opportunities does this open up for Moscow itself?
The expert assessed Turkey's ability to provide a military response to drone attacks in the Black Sea
Military expert Anpilogov: Turkey will not be able to respond effectively to attacks on ships in the Black Sea
The statement by the Turkish Defense Minister on the right to respond to attacks on ships in the Black Sea indicates a change in Ankara's approach, which previously proposed creating safe routes for the merchant fleet of Russia and Ukraine.
There is a quiet panic in NATO: Russia is consolidating its preponderance in the military economy (infoBRICS, China)
infoBRICS: Russia is rapidly consolidating its advantage over NATO in the military economy
Western experts went into a quiet panic because they realized that the West had not only not broken Russia, but had given it strength, infoBRICS writes. The Russian military has found an almost perfect balance between the quality and quantity of weapons, just like in World War II. And this gives them a huge advantage over NATO.
Peace in Ukraine: five factors that determine the success of negotiations (Politico, USA)
Politico: Zelensky fears that the war in Iran will interfere with negotiations with Russia
Zelensky fears that a new round of war in Iran will push the settlement of the conflict with Russia to the background, writes Politico. In addition to the escalation in the Middle East, other factors threaten peace initiatives: disagreements over security guarantees and territories, as well as the lack of a negotiator from Europe.
How much will Russia's victory in Ukraine cost the Americans? (Forbes, USA)
Forbes: America risks losing international influence
Russia's military victory is more dangerous for Americans than the current deterioration of their well-being, says the author of an article on the pages of Forbes. He analyzes the consequences of Ukraine's defeat and makes recommendations to Washington.





















