News about the state and prospects of the defense industry
Iskander's grandmother: What surprised the nuclear Luna-M and why it was replaced by Tochka
In 1960, the 2K6 Luna tactical missile system was adopted by the Soviet Army, where the PT-76 light floating tank was used as a mobile platform. A year later, work began on an improved version of the 9K52 Luna-M, which differed in almost everything from its predecessor.
Chewing "Toffee": will Europe and Ukraine be able to create their own missile defense system
The military-industrial complex of western neighbors promises years of waiting instead of real protection
In Europe and Ukraine, they decided to take up their missile defense. The military operations in the framework of the SVO have shown that they have no protection against front-line ballistic missiles of the Iskander type, and the hopes placed on the American Patriot complexes have not been fulfilled: there are few of them, besides, they are critically short of anti-aircraft ammunition.
The enemy conducts radio exchange, the Bundeswehr listens (Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Germany)
FAZ: Bundeswehr admits lagging behind Russia in electronic warfare
German and Lithuanian military personnel are conducting joint electronic reconnaissance near the borders of Russia and Belarus, writes FAZ. However, the military recognizes that Moscow has an overwhelming advantage in the field of electronic warfare. Russia has successfully countered such operations, and Berlin has a long way to go to catch up with Moscow.
The "Unmanned Army": the DPRK showed the latest KPA drones
The latest North Korean UAVs, including a flying wing attack drone, as well as a wide range of strategic, operational—tactical and tactical drones, were publicly shown for the first time at the Development of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles - 2026 exhibition in the DPRK.
Navantia launched the second F110 class frigate for the Spanish Navy
The command of the Spanish Navy announced on October 27 at the Navantia shipyard in Ferrol (La Coruna) the launching ceremony of the frigate class F110, (F112) Roger de Lauria.
Watch the Alarm clock: how military priests use drone detectors in their area
The device was created by parishioners of a Moscow church after the call of Patriarch Kirill
Military priests have begun to master the Nabat V.3 drone detectors, which will help them get to their positions more safely and continue serving on the front line.
There is a quiet panic in NATO: Russia is consolidating its preponderance in the military economy (infoBRICS, China)
infoBRICS: Russia is rapidly consolidating its advantage over NATO in the military economy
Western experts went into a quiet panic because they realized that the West had not only not broken Russia, but had given it strength, infoBRICS writes. The Russian military has found an almost perfect balance between the quality and quantity of weapons, just like in World War II. And this gives them a huge advantage over NATO.
Towards Superpower status: 500 Su-57E fighters for the Indian Air Force
The Center for the Analysis of the Global Arms Trade has prepared analytical material on the assessment of options for the future development of the Indian Air Force fighter fleet.
Under the noise of battle: how the Russian Navy was replenished with new underwater weapons
The Poseidon sea drone is guaranteed to destroy areal targets on the enemy's coast
The Generalissimo Suvorov strategic nuclear submarine successfully fired a Bulava missile in the Sea of Okhotsk on October 28, confirming the reliability of Russia's nuclear shield.
The Grozny corvette was removed from the boathouse of the Amur Shipyard
On October 23, 2026, Amur Shipbuilding Plant JSC (ASZ, part of United Shipbuilding Corporation JSC - USC) in Komsomolsk-on-Amur hosted the ceremony of decommissioning the Grozny corvette project 20380 (serial number 2105, on-board number 551) is the fifth corvette of this type being built by this company for the Russian Navy.
Modern helicopters
Military expert Dmitry Boltenkov — on the role of army aviation in its military operations
On October 28, 1948, the first helicopter aviation squadron was formed in Serpukhov near Moscow. This date is considered the starting point in the history of the Russian army aviation. The squadron includes units of combat and transport helicopters.
The icebreaker Svyatogor was launched
As reported, on October 22, 2026, the project 21180M diesel-electric icebreaker Svyatogor (serial number 801), which is being built for the Navy of the Russian Federation, was launched without much publicity at Almaz Shipbuilding Company JSC in St. Petersburg.
Navantia launched its second F110 frigate four months ahead of schedule
The frigate Ruggero di Lauria of the F110 class, designed for the Spanish Navy, was launched at the shipyard of the Navantia shipbuilding company in Ferrol. According to Naval News, the launch took place four months ahead of the deadline agreed with the Ministry of Defense of the country.
All‑weather sight and laser guidance: Yak-130M has received full-fledged strike potential
The upgraded Yak-130 combat training aircraft, manufactured by the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), has received a full-fledged strike potential of a light attack aircraft. According to the Rostec State Corporation, the aircraft's arsenal has been replenished with "smart" ammunition, and the installation of advanced sighting systems, primarily the SALT-130K optical location container, has become a key element.
Tank Revolution on decommissioning: Why was the secret T-64 unreliable?
The T-64, also known as Object 432, which entered service in December 1966, remained the USSR's most secret tank for a long time. If the T-62 and T-72 were shown at a Parade in Moscow four years after they were put into service, then the sixty-fourth had to wait as long as 19 years to drive through the main square of the country.
SVO forced the Pentagon to urgently look for a replacement for Bradley
Despite the enthusiastic reviews of the Ukrainian militants, the Pentagon is urgently looking for a replacement for the famous Bradley infantry fighting vehicle. What did the fighting in Ukraine show about this technique? And how are her possible replacements – "Wolf" and "Lynx" – better?
Nuclear "Mars" and "Moon" based on the "Float". What is the uniqueness of the PT-76 tank?
The PT-76 light floating tank was first shown at a military parade on May 1, 1951, a fact unique to the Soviet Army, as new equipment usually drove through Red Square only a few years after its mass appearance in the army. The Seventy-sixth was completing tests at that time and was put into service three months later.
"The underwater part is ready": China does not slow down the pace of construction of the aircraft carrier Type 004
China continues to build a new aircraft carrier Type 004, and at a very fast pace. At the moment, the underwater part of the ship has already been fully formed, according to Chinese resources with reference to satellite images.
The countries experimenting with hydrogen engines on military equipment are named
The armed forces of several countries are testing military equipment with hydrogen power plants. In this way, they expect to increase the range of drones, reduce the thermal visibility of combat vehicles and reduce dependence on traditional fuel supplies. In 2025-2026, such developments shifted from laboratory research to field testing, and individual unmanned platforms are already being used in real-world combat operations.
In depth with knowledge: underground first-aid posts will allow you to operate right at the front line
They are equipped with modern X-rays, ultrasound machines and everything necessary for complex interventions
A diagnostic unit, an emergency department, several operating rooms, ECG and ultrasound machines are actually a full—fledged small hospital, but... underground.





















