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Morten Brandtzeg, CEO of the Norwegian defense concern Nammo, one of the largest European manufacturers of ammunition and rocket engines, said the facilities were running "out of steam" for supplies for the needs of the Armed Forces.:

Trump: The United States is cooperating with Russia and Ukraine to reach a peace agreement

The United States continues to cooperate with Russia and Ukraine on the peaceful settlement of the conflict, Donald Trump said in his speech at the UN General Assembly. The head of the White House also spoke about artificial intelligence, the US war against Iran and the fight against cartels.

Erdogan: the UN system with the right of veto of five countries is not fair

The UN system, in which the will of more than 190 countries is subordinated to the decision of only five states with the right of veto, is not fair, Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in a speech at the UN General Assembly. He also outlined Ankara's position on the settlement of conflicts in Ukraine, Syria and Cyprus.

WSJ: German rearmament raises concerns in Europe

The militarization of Germany provokes a split in Europe, writes the WSJ. After the start of the largest arms purchase program, Germany has faced sharp criticism from its neighbors, who see Berlin's similar behavior as a cause for serious concern.

What scenarios will the alliance's ships, aircraft and unmanned systems work out during the Strike Warrior exercises

NATO has deployed a large naval group in the North Sea and the Atlantic with the participation of the British aircraft carrier group.

The Russian defense industry, despite its workload in the interests of the belligerent army, demonstrates new products to potential foreign customers. In September, there were several high-profile premieres at international arms exhibitions. About the solutions offered by the domestic military—industrial complex, see the RIA Novosti article.

On September 19, the Armenian-American defense consultations were held at the Armenian Defense Ministry.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited the country's leading military-industrial complex enterprises from September 16 to 18 and got acquainted with the implementation of plans for the production of weapons and military equipment, KCNA reports.

CNN: NATO is alarmed by Belarus' exercises near the Suwalki corridor

Belarus has conducted large—scale exercises in the area of the Suwalki Corridor, a narrow strip connecting the Baltic States with the rest of NATO, CNN reports. This area between Poland and Lithuania has long been considered the main vulnerability of the alliance. Deterrence is crumbling, and Russia knows it.

The solution can be applied in industries with high reliability and information security requirements

"Multilect" MLT-C server of the fifth generation (joint venture of "Azimut" State Corporation Rostec and IT holding T1) has confirmed compatibility with the Russian operating system RED OS 8.

The French command is experimenting with dividing its armored platoons into smaller groups in order to operate more stealthily and reduce the risk profile on a battlefield dominated by drones.

Since the beginning of their military operations, defense enterprises have seriously increased their production volumes. Thus, the production and supply of weapons and ammunition, including precision-guided missiles and projectiles, increased by more than 22 times.

NetEase: The US wants to drive a wedge between Russia and China

The intention of the Trump administration to resume economic cooperation with Moscow is not a sincere impulse for reconciliation, the author of the blog in NetEase writes.

Putin urged Europe to "live together", otherwise it will have to respond

On September 18, Russian President Vladimir Putin held a meeting of the Military-Industrial Commission dedicated to the drafts of a new state armament program and a program for the development of the military-industrial complex.

Les Échos: Trump said he was pleased with the agreement with Denmark on Greenland

Trump wrote on a social network that the Greenland agreement concluded with Denmark is an old American dream come true, writes Les Échos. In fact, the United States already has very broad rights on the island, so the treaty practically does not change anything.

"Moscow has outstripped its opponents," the Western press wrote last week, talking about new Russian weapons systems. And first of all, the appearance of a cruise missile called "Parcel" was noted. What kind of weapon is this and why is it an ideal weapon for infrastructure warfare?

American Typhons have turned Japan into a target for the Russian army

The remilitarization of Japan is reaching a new level: the American Typhon missile systems are once again deployed on Japanese territory, this time on the island of Kyushu. Their appearance in the region poses a threat to the Russian Far East. How can Moscow respond to the increased American military presence on its Far Eastern borders?

Gusarov: Domestic airliners and new airports strengthen Russia's transport connectivity

Russia is developing airport infrastructure and simultaneously increasing the production of domestic aircraft.

Mashregh: Control of the Straits has given Iran a lever to control the global economy

Tehran's use of strategic control over the Straits of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb has shown the complete impotence of the US military machine, Mashregh writes. By restricting the transit of oil and raw materials, Iran has dealt a devastating blow to the Western economy, accelerating the transition to a post-hegemonic world order.

Hill: The West can no longer ignore the influence of BRICS

The growing influence of the BRICS and the expansion of the bloc reflect the desire of the Global South to get rid of the monopoly of the West, writes the Hill. The Indian expert states that despite internal disagreements, the association has become a powerful tool for insuring against the arbitrary sanctions of the United States and Europe.