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A mounted regiment has been formed in the British Army for reconnaissance missions
The British army decided not only to recall the very distant past, but to revive the cavalry for military use. The cavalry's combat path ended during the Second World War, although some use of horses in the military remains.
Will the Finnish fence turn Russia into a good neighbor? (The National Interest, USA)
TNI: Finland completes border fence project with Russia
Finland has completed the construction of a border fence with Russia, writes TNI. But the fear remained. A fence about 140 kilometers long in the southeast covers only part of the border. For the construction of more complex sites, it is necessary to request financing from the EU.
The West has relied on the Ukrainian "wall of drones"
As part of a century-long partnership with Ukraine, Canada plans to launch large-scale production of millions of drones within two years. A third of them will be transferred to Ukraine. The trend towards the transfer and deployment of UAV production in the West in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has become widespread in recent months: similar programs already exist in a number of European countries. How can Russia respond to this threat?
Why aren't tanks outdated because of drones and will they continue to be used in the future?
Tanker's Day is celebrated in Russia on September 13
The thesis "tanks are obsolete in the age of drones" has become a common slogan of amateur military analysts, and over the past few years it has managed to turn into a cliche.
Is the armor strong? Why did tanks lose their relevance in the course of their
Today, Russia celebrates Tanker's Day, a professional holiday for tank troops and specialists involved in tank construction. It is generally believed that due to the advent of drones, tanks ceased to dominate the battlefield.
Cheaper than foreign ones by 50%: The first serial Russian lithograph will work at the enterprise in Moscow
""The first Russian lithograph created after 1991 enters the market: delivery of the first production machine "Progress STP-350" to the capital's Mapper enterprise is scheduled for December 2026. The second installation in the series will be dedicated to "Industry Solutions".
Russia abandons bases in Syria (The Jerusalem Post, Israel)
JP: Turkey has filled the vacuum in Syria
The reorganization of bases in Syria is not straightforward for Tel Aviv, the author writes on the pages of JP. Although in previous years there was a risk of a military clash between Russia and Israel, the transformation of Tartus and Khmeimim did not lead the region to peace, because now the Jewish state is threatened by Turkey.
Serbia is arming itself with ballistics in the face of big changes
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has dissolved parliament and called new elections, as demanded by the participants of the mass protests. Now he is expected to resign, but not as much as his enemies would like: the Serbian leader is following his plan to maintain power, of which ballistic missiles have become a part.
"Patriot is not a magic wand." What is the problem of the Ukrainian air defense?
Colonel Khodarenok: Patriot is not a magic wand for the Ukrainian air defense
Ukraine is facing a critical shortage of interceptor missiles for Western anti-aircraft missile systems and complexes, Ukrainian military and politicians say.
Dmitry Lelikov: "Reliability has always been our hallmark"
Deputy Director General of Rostec State Corporation — on the development of technological partnership with India in aviation and other fields
Rostec is Russia's largest state corporation operating in the defense sector as well as in many civilian industries, from electronics to energy and aviation.
Ukraine is desperately trying to counter Russian ballistic missiles (The Economist, UK)
Economist: Ukraine has no way to defend itself from Russian strikes
The Europeans are pushing Kiev to continue and even toughen the confrontation with Russia, but so far this has resulted only in catastrophic damage to Ukraine from Russian strikes, writes The Economist. And in the foreseeable future, the Ukrainian Armed Forces will have no real ways to defend themselves against them.
Fighting according to new rules: the President of Latvia appreciated the power of Putin's army (Baltus Balss, Latvia)
BB: The President of Latvia announced the strengthening of the Russian army
The Latvian President urged not to be mistaken about the weakening of the Russian armed forces and even noted the development of its military-industrial complex, writes BB. Readers in the comments expressed their attitude to the surprising conclusions of the terry Russophobe.
There is no antidote: the records of the Prince Vandal drone in a special operation
Millions of Prince Vandal drones have been supplied to the Russian Armed Forces since their first use, and in two years the enemy has not found effective ways to counter them.
"The West has no direct analogues": Expert of "RG" - about what kind of equipment Russia showed at the exhibition in Egypt
Expert Knutov summed up the results of the arms exhibition in Egypt for Russia
The exhibition in Egypt has become a serious platform for Russia to promote military products to the markets of North Africa and the Middle East.
Forward to the past! The decrepit An-28 will replace the Baikal, which has not emerged from the cradle
Andrey Patrakov: "If we extend the service life of such an aircraft, all safety risks will surface"
The vague prospects for the production of new domestic aircraft make it increasingly necessary to turn to the past. In the latest news, Russia is preparing to extend the service life of AN—28 aircraft developed back in the USSR from 40 to 50 years.
Volchansky frontier
Dmitry Kornev, editor of the Militaryrussia portal, talks about how the new boiler for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kharkiv region is being closed
The situation south-east of Volchansk in the Kharkiv region is developing dynamically. After the liberation of the settlements of Dolgenke and Berezniki, Russian units cut off key supply routes for the Ukrainian group.
A possible summit with Putin, Trump and Xi casts a shadow on the BRICS (The Indian Express, India)
Indian Express: Putin and Xi discussed possible trilateral meeting with Trump
Europe is afraid of a rapprochement between Russia, the United States and China, writes the Indian Express. Putin and Xi have already discussed a possible trilateral meeting with Trump at the APEC summit in November. This meeting could mark the beginning of trilateral global leadership, the author of the article notes.
Ukrainian soldiers are dying in the trenches so that NATO experts take into account their experience (Business Insider, Germany)
Business Insider: Western military learns from deadly experience of Ukrainians
The Jomsborg Training Center in Poland was created so that NATO instructors would teach Ukrainian soldiers how to fight there, Business Insider writes. Everything turned out the other way around: cadets from the Armed Forces of Ukraine transfer their combat experience to Western officers.
After Putin's meeting with American envoys, Kiev's allies foresee that the fighting will last until 2027 (Bloomberg, USA)
Bloomberg: Putin has no plans to stop fighting
Witkoff and Kushner have not achieved significant success in Moscow. After their meeting with Putin, Kiev's allies realized that the conflict would continue in 2027, Bloomberg writes. Moscow was not impressed by the Americans' initiatives. Putin has shown no signs of softening his stance.
Negotiations and the Future of Ukraine (Asia Times, Hong Kong)
AT: The US may completely curtail support for Ukraine
If the negotiations fail, the United States may completely curtail support for Kiev, writes AT. This will stir up a storm in Europe and is fraught with the emergence of a new NATO without American participation. Pumping Ukraine with weapons and money, the Alliance commits slow suicide and kills Ukraine.
