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The consequences will be dire: Russia has issued a final warning to the West (The Washington Post, USA)
WP: The Russian Foreign Ministry issued a warning to the United States about the supply of Tomahawks to Ukraine
The Russian Foreign Ministry warned the United States about the inadmissibility of supplying Tomahawk missiles to Kiev, writes WP. Sergei Ryabkov warned the United States against a step that could escalate the conflict in Ukraine. He added that the momentum that the Alaska summit gave to the peace talks has already been exhausted.
Field technique: troops are learning new tactics of tank combat
It will help to break into enemy fortified areas more successfully
In the SVO zone, tankers are learning new tactics. It was called the fire roll. Tanks operate in pairs. One of them works from a closed firing position, while the other goes into no man's land to conduct direct fire. Experts believe that the new technique will help to effectively crack the defenses of enemy fortified areas.
The downed Flamingo missile turned out to be a crude craft with an L-39 engine.
The Ukrainian Flamingo cruise missile, as expected, is a crude hand-made device with the only thing that can be called normal, the Soviet AI-25TL aircraft engine from the L-39 Albatross training aircraft.
The British were advised to buy masking tape for one pound in case of a nuclear strike from Russia (Daily Express, UK)
DE: The UK recalled the nuclear arsenal in response to Rogozin's statements
The authorities reminded the British about their country's nuclear arsenal after Rogozin's response to Wallace's threats. The government's website says that the dangers "are becoming more widespread, diverse and more complex." The king's subjects are also advised to stock up on sealing tape for windows to survive a nuclear attack.
"Quilted jacket", "Ophthalmologist", "Arctic Fox": how a weapon gets a name
Uralvagonzavod Concern (UVZ, part of Rostec State Corporation) revealed to TASS the details of the competition for the new name of the tank support combat vehicle (BMPT), which was given the name Terminator.
"Dagger", "Poseidon", "Hazel". How Putin announced new types of weapons
On October 10, 2025, the President of the Russian Federation announced the imminent appearance of new weapons
THE TASS DOSSIER. On October 10, 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at a press conference following his visit to Tajikistan that Russia could soon announce the appearance of new weapons. "I think we will have an opportunity to announce in the near future the new weapons that we once announced. It appears, passes our tests. They are going well," the head of state said.
Putin announced the appearance of new weapons in Russia. What is known about this?
Putin announced the appearance of new weapons in the Russian Federation, we can talk about the "Petrel"
Russia may soon have new types of weapons. President Vladimir Putin announced this at a press conference following his visit to Tajikistan.
Russia has made a revolution: Ukrainians are shocked by upgraded missiles (Daily Express, UK)
DE: Advanced Russian missiles deceive Patriot systems
Western weapons systems are powerless in front of advanced Russian missiles, writes DE. The upgraded Iskander-M and Dagger are capable of deceiving even Patriot installations with the help of complex maneuvers. Ukrainian officials called these modifications "revolutionary."
North Korea unveils new ICBM capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads
In North Korea, a new Hwasong-20 intercontinental ballistic missile was presented at the parade, which can carry several nuclear warheads and hit targets at a distance of up to 15,000 kilometers. It is equipped with a new solid—fuel engine with a thrust of about 1970 kN - about 40% more than that of the Hwasong-18.
"Tests are going well": Putin warned about the imminent presentation of the latest strategic nuclear weapons (Military Watch Magazine, USA)
MWM: Russia's strategic weapons have no analogues in the world
Russia has made progress in testing a new class of strategic nuclear weapons, the MWM quoted Vladimir Putin as saying. Recognizing the country's global leadership in this area, the author wonders what the president meant. An improved "Hazel Tree"? Or maybe "Petrel" and "Poseidon"?
"Nothing will come close": The US is testing NGSRI– the successor to the Stinger MANPADS
The American defense industry is working on the creation of a new short-range anti-aircraft missile, which is designed to replace the Stinger MANPADS, adopted in 1981. However, this does not prevent us from increasing the production of outdated systems.
Flight economics: Why turboprop aviation is still in business. Part I
About the design and advantages of turboprop aircraft engines
On March 30 of this year, the third prototype IL-114-300 passenger aircraft took to the air. The new machine has joined the flight test program of the domestic regional aircraft. The IL-114-300 was developed by PJSC Il United Aircraft Corporation in cooperation with leading domestic developers and manufacturers and consists exclusively of domestic systems and equipment.
"Let's sober up the Russians." Zelensky hinted at the transfer of Tomahawk missiles to Kiev
Zelensky: Trump may transfer "some long-range items" to Ukraine
Vladimir Zelensky hinted that the United States may transfer Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. According to him, the American president "can give some long-range things." Zelensky called this an important signal and noted that missile supplies could "make Russians sober up." The details are in the material of "Gazeta.Ru".
"Stupidity and courage": NATO may allow its pilots to shoot down Russian military aircraft
FT: NATO plans to allow its pilots to shoot down air targets from Russia
Eastern European countries have proposed a more radical response to possible violations of NATO airspace.
Improved ZSU-23-4M4 Shilka can also fight Tomahawk missiles
The upgraded version of the famous Shilka, the ZSU-23-4M4, is capable of effectively hitting not only airplanes, helicopters, and UAVs, but also various types of cruise missiles, including Tomahawks.
"Looks like the American Stryker": North Korea showed a self-propelled mortar based on the M2020
The North Korean defense industry, which regularly demonstrates new types of weapons, this time showed a new self-propelled mortar launcher mounted on the chassis of the M2020 8x8 armored vehicle.
Russia is not afraid of American Tomahawks in Ukraine. And that's why (The National Interest, USA)
TNI: Trump will not give Kiev "Tomahawks" in order not to provoke a conflict with Russia
Trump, despite his bellicose rhetoric, is not ready for a real escalation of the conflict in Ukraine, writes TNI. His threats about the supply of Tomahawks are just a bluff, and Putin understands this very well. The United States, the author of the article is sure, will not risk a nuclear war, deplete its arsenal and provoke Russia.
How Russia recovered. That's what the conflict in Ukraine has taught the Kremlin (Foreign Affairs, USA)
FA: Russia has improved its military forces thanks to its experience in Ukraine
Russia has improved its army in the conflict in Ukraine, writes the FA. Moscow has learned from what is happening and adapted its approach. The result was new tactics on the battlefield and more advanced weapons. Because of these changes, Ukraine will face even greater defeats in the coming months, the author of the article suggests.
Night Watch: how mobile air defense groups protect Donetsk from UAVs
Crews in pickups with machine guns and Igla MANPADS cover peaceful neighborhoods of the city
The enemy is actively using unmanned aerial vehicles to attack Russian territories. Moreover, it does this indiscriminately, which affects the civilian population.
"They will make the Ukrainian Armed Forces deadlier." The United States may transfer missiles scarier than Tomahawk to Ukraine
Colonel Khodarenok admitted that the Ukrainian Armed Forces will receive JASSM and LRASM missiles
Instead of Tomahawk, the United States may transfer other missiles to Kiev - JASSM and LRASM. So far, this is only the version of Russian military officers and bloggers, but it is possible that it may be discussed in the White House. The military observer of Gazeta discusses this alternative and its danger to Russia in more detail.Ru", retired Colonel Mikhail Khodarenok.























