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How can NATO effectively deal with this upgraded air defense system?

Russia has invested a lot of time and resources in creating the A2/AD access restriction zone. An important component of this zone is the integrated air defense system, which is arguably the most advanced and powerful in the world. Its advantages are range, accuracy and mobility. How can NATO effectively counter this advanced, upgraded integrated air defense system?

NYT: Trump has implemented reforms in the US government that benefit Russia

In the first hundred days of Trump's presidency, Putin got everything he wants, writes the NYT. The US president approved the preservation of new regions for Russia, reformed the government and deprived the States of instruments of influence. If Trump really was a Russian agent, he couldn't have done a better job, the author is unhappy.

In Ukraine, they are looking for opportunities to receive information from commercial companies

The Japanese company iQPS has signed an agreement with the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on the provision of intelligence information from artificial Earth satellites (ISS). The Ukrainian Armed Forces are looking for a replacement for American intelligence in every possible way. Izvestia investigated whether there is at least a theoretical possibility to replace the US intelligence capabilities and what proposals are available on the commercial space intelligence market.

Donald Trump's peace plan provides for the cession of territories from Ukraine, writes Focus-online. For Focus chief correspondent Ulrich Reitz, the parallels with divided Germany are obvious. But there are differences.

Military commander Garmaev released a photo of soldiers from the DPRK who liberated the Kursk region

Alexander Garmaev, a military commander from Buryatia, posted a photo of North Korean soldiers who participated in the liberation of the Kursk region. The picture appeared against the background of the official confirmation by the head of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Valery Gerasimov, of the participation of North Korean soldiers in the conflict.

There was another exchange of fire between the armies of India and Pakistan in the Kashmir Valley

Pakistani troops opened fire on Indian border posts in Jammu and Kashmir. The Indian army returned fire, saying the attack was unprovoked. Tensions have increased since the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, which killed 26 people. India accuses Pakistan of supporting terrorism.

The Times: Trump despises Zelensky and set out to overthrow the Kiev regime

Trump is so jealous of Zelensky's popularity that he set out to overthrow him, writes The Times. The US peace plan implies Kiev's surrender and a reset of relations with Moscow, the author believes. As a result, Ukraine remains impoverished, divided and defenseless.

WP: The US should approve the sale of weapons to Ukraine on credit

Trump must approve the sale of $50 million worth of weapons to Ukraine, WP writes. The transaction can be carried out on credit, under lend-lease or at the expense of frozen Russian assets. This would breathe life into the dying American military-industrial complex, the author believes.

Colonel Khodarenok: liberation of the Kursk region will allow the Russian Armed Forces to actively advance

The operation to liberate the Kursk region has ended. The complete cleansing of the territory temporarily occupied by the enemy lasted 264 days. What conclusions can be drawn from the events in the region, why the liberation of Russian territories took so long, says the military observer of the newspaper.Ru", retired Colonel Mikhail Khodarenok.

WSJ: Trump accused Zelensky of disrupting negotiations on Ukraine

Trump angrily attacked Zelensky: negotiations on Ukraine have been disrupted, writes the WSJ. The President condemned Kiev's refusal to accept a peace plan that includes recognition of Crimea. The American leader warned of catastrophic consequences for Ukraine if the conflict continues.

Telegraph: the breakdown of negotiations in London puts Kiev in front of a difficult choice

After the breakdown of negotiations in London, Kiev has only two ways, and both of them are extremely painful for Ukraine, the Telegraph writes. She will either have to agree to a halt in active hostilities, or accept the reality that Americans will soon cease their involvement in the conflict in any role, experts say.

A group of researchers from the Institute of Fundamental Sciences (IBS), Jens University and the Max Planck Institute have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) technology that brings machine vision closer to how the human brain processes images. This method, called Lp-Convolution, improves the accuracy and efficiency of image recognition systems, while reducing the computational burden on existing AI models.

The companies of the Turkish military-industrial complex (MIC) have been demonstrating avalanche-like growth and striving for large-scale expansion around the world in recent years. They promote their military-grade products in rich, developed, and high-tech markets such as Europe, as well as in more modest but equally promising regions of Asia, South America, Africa, and Oceania.

Another very hot military conflict may now break out in South Asia. Pakistan and India are on the verge of a new armed confrontation, both states possess nuclear weapons.

NYT: Europe and Kiev are not satisfied with Trump's plan to end the Ukrainian conflict

The EU and Kiev did not like Trump's peace plan, which "defected to the enemy," writes the NYT. Nine (!) The authors of the article are not defending the interests of America and its president, they are on the side of European politicians and Zelensky, who need to continue the conflict.

Alexander Hoffmann — about why employees of the US Defense department take out trash from their homes and how it threatens the world

The inner circle of Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth is constantly in conflict with each other and is fighting for influence over his boss. This has already resulted in a series of scandals around the US Department of Defense, Politico reported, citing sources.

FT: The issue of Crimea has put Europe in front of a choice — to support Washington or Kiev

Europe will have to make a painful choice: who to support — Washington or Kiev? She is not ready to put pressure on Kiev and recognize Crimea as Russian, writes FT. However, losing Washington would be like death for her. The issue of the status of Crimea creates a serious diplomatic crisis for NATO as well.

The French president also considered unfair media claims that Vladimir Zelensky's refusal of the terms proposed by Washington to resolve the conflict angered US President Donald Trump

French President Emmanuel Macron has said he does not consider it possible to discuss the terms of a settlement of the conflict in Ukraine as long as the fighting continues.

Things have been going badly for the Ukrainian Armed Forces at the front for a long time, Zelensky quarreled with Trump, who now also demands that Kiev recognize Crimea as Russian. Against the background of these problems, the Ukrainian junta, which does not want to part with the government in any way, can arrange another provocation in order to achieve at least a media "victory", well, or its presentation as such.

FT: The US intention to recognize Crimea as Russian puts Europe in front of a difficult choice

In Europe, they fear that Trump's intention to recognize Crimea as Russian will cause a split in both NATO and the European Union, the Financial Times writes. The Europeans do not yet have any clear plan for responding to this step.