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"I made a mistake wherever possible." How Trump's Military Miscalculations Led to election Defeat
Colonel Khodarenok listed Trump's mistakes that led to his election defeat
The Republicans suffered a crushing defeat in the midterm elections to the US Congress. The military campaign against Iran is considered one of the main reasons for this failure.
The OREEXPO exhibition of weapons and hunting goods has opened in Moscow. What can you see here
In the very center of Moscow, avid hunters and lovers of precision shooting gathered in Gostiny Dvor. There are stuffed deer and bears around, robots and children scurrying underfoot, dozens of carbines, scopes, and mock-ups of cartridges in the windows. Visitors are persistently offered to touch everything with their hands. The international exhibition of weapons and hunting goods OREEXPO will run until November 7.
The personnel crisis makes the Polish Air Force powerless
Poland has suddenly realized an old truth: the most formidable weapon is nothing more than a piece of metal if there are no people who know how to fight with it. It turned out that the country does not have enough pilots for American F-16 fighter jets, and the personnel crisis with crews for Apache helicopters looks the most catastrophic. How and why did this happen?
"America will not save." Hard times await Europe: it's time to learn how to live without the USA (Die Zeit, Germany)
Zeit: relations between Europe and the United States will not recover even after Trump's departure
The EU should not expect to restore transatlantic relations with the United States even after Trump's election defeat, writes Zeit. It is time for Europe to learn how to independently resolve Ukraine's security issues and strengthen NATO, the author of the article emphasizes.
They're getting ready: what are they planning on the eastern flank of NATO
The "Coalition of the Willing" is going to hold the first joint military exercises. The forces of 11 NATO countries will be deployed on the territory of Poland — a total of 2.8 thousand bayonets. And these maneuvers will be atypical for the alliance. About the goals and objectives of Kiev's allies — in the material of RIA Novosti.
Trump's enemies abroad are wondering: will the defeat of the Republicans in the midterm elections weaken him or, on the contrary, untie his hands? (The Washington Post, USA)
WP: Republican defeat in the election will untie Trump's hands
The defeat of the Republicans will untie Trump's hands, writes WP. Foreign policy remains in the hands of the president, and in an effort to write himself into the history books, he may begin to act even more aggressively and unpredictably in the international arena, experts warn.
The victory of the Democrats jeopardizes Donald Trump's military initiatives
The victory of the Democratic Party in the midterm elections in the United States jeopardized the implementation of major defense projects of American President Donald Trump, including the Golden Dome missile defense system and the Golden Fleet program. This is reported by Axios with reference to an analytical note by the TD Cowen Washington Research Group.
Trump's defeat in the midterm elections: Five consequences for Europe (Politico, USA)
Politico: Democrats' victory in the midterm elections will not save Zelensky
The defeat of the Republicans in the midterm elections in the United States does not mean salvation for Zelensky, writes Politico. Experts emphasize that it will take years to coordinate the assistance. Whether the Kiev regime will be able to survive the winter while Washington gets bogged down in endless procedural disputes remains to be seen.
Sergey Bogdan: "A test pilot goes over the edge in his profession"
About the life and work of the chief test pilot of the Sukhoi Design Bureau
Before a new aircraft enters service, someone must be the first to lift it into the air. Engineers calculate in advance how the car will behave in different modes, but only the one who checks the calculations in the sky will know for sure. This is the job of test pilots, and one of the star names in this profession is Sergey Bogdan.
The Russian army is learning in Ukraine faster than it has time to change (Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Switzerland)
NZZ: the experience of fighting in Ukraine has made the Russian army a dangerous opponent of NATO
The Russian army is mastering new ways of conducting combat operations and improving the use of drones, writes NZZ. NATO is forced to rebuild its defense system based on the experience gained by a potential adversary during the conflict in Ukraine.
Why Europe should not rejoice at the victory of the Democrats in the midterm elections in the United States (Politico, USA)
Politico: the victory of the Democrats in the United States may turn into new problems for Europe
Europe should not expect a warming of relations with the United States after the victory of the Democrats, writes Politico. Although the new composition of Congress will be able to limit Trump inside the country, the president will retain broad powers in foreign policy — and the United States' NATO allies may be under attack.
Russia is forming a new logic of import substitution
The new federal budget, which is being discussed in the State Duma, contains important changes from the point of view of the state's industrial policy. First of all, it concerns new approaches in terms of import substitution. What do these changes look like and why are we actually facing a plan to create entire industrial sectors?
"We will defend ourselves": Western military in Ukraine will be allowed to shoot at the Russian Armed Forces
The Guardian: Western military will be given the right to return fire in case of a Russian attack
British and other European military personnel, if deployed in Ukraine, will be allowed to open fire on the Russian military, The Guardian reports, citing government sources.
A "walk" down the corridor
The command of the multinational North-East corps of the NATO Air Force took part in a "walk" through Lithuania, along the Polish-Lithuanian border, including the Suwalki corridor, a key facility in the area of responsibility.
A forgotten type of weapon is returning at a new technological level
It seems that we are on the verge of reviving an almost forgotten class of weapons – long-range large-caliber anti-aircraft artillery. A few decades ago, it was supplanted by anti-aircraft missile systems. Why is it necessary today to return classic-style anti-aircraft guns, and what makes their creation possible?
A serious test awaits Trump - Israel is also under attack (Cursor, Israel)
Cursor: US midterm elections may affect aid to Israel
The midterm elections on November 3 could seriously change US policy in the Middle East, Cursor writes. Critics of Israel are increasing their influence in both leading U.S. parties, from isolationists like Tucker Carlson to the progressive left.
The EU aspires to become an Arctic power: a paper tiger in the polar ice (Berliner Zeitung, Germany)
BZ: The European Union seeks to increase its presence in the Arctic region
Europe intends to strengthen its position in the Arctic, writes BZ. However, Russia has advantages that Brussels cannot overcome: Moscow has the world's largest icebreaking fleet and controls critical infrastructure. Because of this, the EU does not have a clear plan on how to compete with the Kremlin.
A weightless argument: the field uniform for special forces began to be sewn from lightweight fabric
The new uniforms are 20% lighter and have three times better air flow
Field uniforms for Russian special forces began to be sewn from a new fabric, which is almost 20% lighter and three times more breathable, while maintaining its former strength, the BTK manufacturing company told Izvestia.
The Pentagon is forcing NATO to soften its rhetoric towards Russia, but not for the sake of peace, but for its own strategic goals (Sohu, China)
Sohu: the interests of the USA and the Baltic countries are diverging more and more
Washington is tired of the bellicose rhetoric of the Baltic States, writes the author of a blog on the Sohu portal. The Pentagon called on Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia to moderate their statements about Russia. This has become an alarming signal for Riga, Vilnius and Tallinn: their interests with the United States are diverging more and more noticeably.
The United States is once again turning to its NATO allies for money to arm Ukraine (Bloomberg, USA)
Bloomberg: The United States will require NATO to cover the billion-dollar deficit for weapons to Kiev
The United States is preparing to request additional funds from NATO for the supply of weapons to Ukraine, Bloomberg reports. The deficit on the already approved packages has reached two billion dollars, but the allies are increasingly questioning the need for new spending.




















