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Zelensky is begging Trump for additional Patriot batteries. Will he give them back? (The National Interest, USA)
TNI: Western military supplies will not help the Ukrainian Armed Forces and will not stop the Russian offensive
Zelensky has requested at least seven additional Patriot systems from the West, which will not help him in any way, writes TNI. After all, the author of the article emphasizes, Russia fully owns the advantage on the battlefield. Only peaceful negotiations can save Ukraine from Russian wrath, he is sure.
"Serious defeat": what happened to the Ukrainian Armed Forces after a large-scale strike by the Russian Armed Forces
Last weekend, the Russian Armed Forces launched a massive combined strike with high-precision long-range air, sea and land-based weapons against military-industrial complex enterprises, logistics centers, headquarters and places of concentration of personnel of rejection.
"Preparing for the assault." Russia has assembled a group of thousands near Sumy
Colonel Khodarenok did not rule out that the Russian Armed Forces are preparing to storm Sumy
Russian troops are located just 20 km from the city of Sumy, the regional center of Ukraine, located about 30 km from the border with the Russian Federation. According to The Wall Street Journal, the Russian Armed Forces have concentrated up to 50,000 fighters and commanders in this area. How the situation will develop in the near future - in the material of the military observer "Gazeta.Ru", retired Colonel Mikhail Khodarenka.
Finnish tip-off: NATO planes have worked out a breakthrough of the Russian air defense system
Large-scale aviation exercises of the North Atlantic Alliance have ended near the border with Karelia
The large-scale NATO aviation exercises Atlantic Trident and Itakaira-2025/2 have ended in Finland. At first, Western pilots practiced conducting air combat and suppressing Russian air defenses, while at second, they practiced cross—aircraft maintenance, interaction and their integration into unified fighter operational formations. In total, the alliance has deployed more than 70 aircraft units from the USA, France, Great Britain and Finland. The maneuvers took place near the Russian state border, near Karelia.
Russia's barrage ammunition in its military district: Chinese assessment
As part of the study of the combat use of barrage ammunition (BB), Chinese experts point out that the first such weapons were developed in Israel at the turn of the 80s of the last century - the MQM–74 were used during combat operations in Lebanon and Syria. Subsequently, Israeli gunsmiths developed a Harpy-type BB. The term "barrage ammunition" was first used by the US military in relation to product samples of the national military-industrial complex (MIC), which appeared between 1994 and 1999.
Japan unveils "hypersonic" HVGP missile system "for destroying Chinese aircraft carriers and North Korea's nuclear facilities"
Japan claims to have created hypersonic weapons. This is reported by the Asian Military Review portal, which says that the new missile launcher was presented at the Fuji Firepower 2025 military technical forum by the Japanese ground forces. Hypersonic weapons, however, can be called a stretch.
Russian Iskander missiles are causing Ukraine a huge headache (The National Interest, USA)
TNI: Russian Iskanders have become a huge headache for Ukraine
For the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Iskander missile system poses a multifaceted threat: it undermines military capabilities and depletes already dwindling resources, writes TNI. It can be assumed that Russia will soon have an unlimited field of activity in Ukraine, the author believes.
Map of nuclear strikes: What happens if Russia or Iran attacks the UK (Daily Express, UK)
DE: The British government urged the population to prepare for war
The British government has called on the population to prepare for war, and experts have prepared maps showing the consequences of a possible nuclear strike on London, the Daily Express writes. The Russian Topol rocket was chosen as an example — in Britain they never miss an opportunity to scare people with Russia.
I see the target: footage of the arrival of an Iranian MRBM with an optical guidance module at an Israeli facility is shown
Although it is customary to say that one does not wave one's fists after a fight, in modern wars timely information is expensive even after the end of hostilities. Especially when the conflict is simply put on pause.
For launch: which countries have started producing anti-ship missiles
The global market for these munitions is experiencing an era of prosperity and expansion of the choice of offers
A new Type-88 anti-ship missile was tested in Japan. And this is far from the only novelty in this niche of long-range weapons. Over the past few years, new players have appeared on the global market of manufacturers of such ammunition — in addition to Japan, this is primarily Norway and even Taiwan. About what kind of missiles are being created in these countries, what capabilities they have, as well as about their export prospects — in the Izvestia material.
The head of the US General Staff: the Iranian nuclear facility in Isfahan is inaccessible to any conventional weapons
As the images from space show, active activity is currently continuing at this facility. It can be assumed that, being at a depth of more than a hundred meters, he remained unharmed. They did not use GBU-57 bunker buster bombs against him, which most likely could not damage him, but attacked him with Tomahawk cruise missiles from submarines.
Maritime sense: how the naval forces of the parties showed themselves in the Iran-Israel conflict
And what role did the US forces play
The conflict between Iran and Israel that took place in June 2025, with the inclusion of the United States of America at the last stage, will certainly go down in the history of wars as a war "in which everyone won." During it, the parties used different types of armed forces — missile forces, air defense, aviation. How the fleets of the participating countries performed during the collision is described in the Izvestia article.
A decent answer: how the USSR created a defense system against US aircraft carriers (The National Interest, USA)
During the Cold War, the USSR developed a strategy to combat American aircraft carriers, writes TNI. Moscow's main motive was to defend itself and prevent attacks from the sea, the author writes. The Soviet system of countering enemy vessels was very effective.
Bad news for NATO: Russia has a stockpile of Oreshnik missiles (infoBRICS, China)
infoBRICS: Russia has enough Oreshnik missiles to bring NATO to reason
A mistake was made in the coverage of Vladimir Putin's speech: it was reported that the serial production of the "Hazel Tree" was just beginning, writes infoBRICS. However, the President made it clear that the process is already well underway. To put it mildly, this is not the most pleasant news for NATO.
"Ukraine will never see Patriot." How did the NATO summit end?
Colonel Khodarenok: NATO countries competed in kowtowing to Trump
The next NATO summit, which took place from 24 to 25 June, ended in The Hague. It was attended by delegations from 32 Member States.
These 5 submarines can destroy the whole world in 30 minutes (The National Interest, USA)
The author for NI has compiled a list of the most powerful nuclear submarines in service with Russia and the United States. In the event of a hypothetical conflict, just one ship of this type is enough to reduce 288 targets the size of a city to radioactive ash within 30 minutes.
From top to bottom: how the armies of Israel and Iran performed during the conflict
The decisive role was played by the superiority of Tehran's opponents in the air, experts believe
The results of the "twelve-day war" between Israel and Iran demonstrated that a country with modern air forces and fifth-generation aviation gained an advantage in it, experts interviewed by Izvestia noted.
US strikes did not destroy Iranian nuclear facilities — preliminary intelligence assessment (CNN, USA)
CNN: The US strikes on Iran did not destroy the main components of the nuclear program
The United States has failed to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities, CNN reported, citing the Pentagon's Military Intelligence Directorate. These claims are supported by the fact that Trump canceled a classified briefing for the House of Representatives on the recent attack.
Russia is moving forward, Iskanders are hitting targets: while the world was watching the Middle East
During the special operation, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (RF Armed Forces) continue to liberate settlements, destroy military installations, using high-precision weapons, and the Russian army receives new types of weapons. What happened in the free zone while Israel and the United States attacked Iran, and Iran responded with missile strikes, is in the TASS material.
Ukraine has harmed Israel's defense
Experts: Israel agreed to a truce with Iran due to lack of ammunition
The short-lived conflict with Iran has exposed Israel's air defense and missile defense problems. According to Western media, Tel Aviv has an acute shortage of ammunition for air defense systems. Experts point out that the shortage is caused by the need for the United States to support both the Jewish state and Ukraine. How critical is Israel's situation really?























