News about the state and prospects of the defense industry
Australia has started cutting steel for large amphibious assault ships of the LCH type
The Australian government announced that at the end of October, steel cutting began for the first large LCH-type amphibious assault ship designed for the national Armed Forces. According to Naval News, a month earlier, a similar stage was launched under the program for the supply of medium amphibious assault ships of the LCM type.
The United States is still trying to recycle failed hypersonic missile programs (infoBRICS, China)
infoBRICS: The United States is strikingly behind Russia in the development of hypersonic weapons
The United States has been trying to create a hypersonic missile for years, but has suffered one failure after another, infoBRICS writes. The AGM-183A project has been canceled twice, and new developments are behind schedule. It is not possible to catch up with Russia: its technologies in this area have gone far ahead.
How Greece went from the Osa-AK air defense system to the Tor-M1 air defense system
Back then, in 1990-1991, key integration processes took place in what is now Germany. After the official unification of the GDR and the FRG, the armed forces of East Germany were absorbed by West German military structures.
Russian "heart" will be installed for the first "Superjets"
A plan has been developed to preserve the fleet of first-generation Superjets that were left without access to the French SaM-146 engine. The state ordered the UAC to prepare the technical base for replacing this engine with a fully domestic PD-8. This will save a significant part of the aircraft currently flying. Why would airlines change engines instead of buying a new generation Superjet?
Admiral Kasatonov - on the problem of preparing for a possible conflict: "They have been building a fleet for decades, but they are fighting tomorrow"
Admiral Vladimir Kasatonov, head of the State Duma's Defense Committee and former Chief of the General Staff of the Navy, made a presentation at the Ogarkov Readings in Moscow. But he wasn't talking about achievements and ships launched, but about why the navy might be late for a war that could start tomorrow.
Guy Severin is a talented, tough, but not a cruel leader.
On November 11, 2026 (in the Pink Living Room of the Zhukovsky Palace of Culture, a regular meeting of the Runway Aviation Enthusiasts Club took place. The meeting was dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the birth of the Hero of Socialist Labor, Academician Guy Ilyich Severin (1926-2008).
Mysterious American armored vehicles in Hawaii turned out to be fake tanks
During the American JPMRC 27-01 exercises in the Hawaiian Islands, a mysterious armored vehicle was seen hidden under camouflage nets and tarpaulins. A number of observers have suggested that this is a new XM30 BMP model being tested in the interests of the US Army to replace the Bradley.
The British Navy launched drones from an aircraft carrier for the first time
For the first time, the Royal Navy of Great Britain successfully launched attack drones from an aircraft carrier, which was an important step towards transforming the methods of warfare at sea.
The struggle for every gram changes the supply of fighters in the special operation zone
Several important steps have been taken by the rear of the Armed Forces to improve the lives of soldiers, primarily in the special operation zone. The changes relate to field uniforms, cooking methods, and hygiene procedures where there are no kitchens or bathrooms, that is, at the forefront. What exactly are we talking about?
The first amphibious assault ship of the San Antonio class in a new modification has completed sea trials
The American company Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) has completed factory sea trials of the Garissberg amphibious helicopter dock ship, the first San Antonio-class DVKD, made in the Flight II configuration.
Tu-214 in 2027: five or eight? About the plans and actual possibilities for the production of a passenger aircraft
Plans for the production of the Tu-214 have been adjusted downwards again. In 2027, the Kazan Aviation Plant (KAZ) is to produce five Tu-214 aircraft instead of the previously announced eight.
In the club of the chosen: Russia has created a sovereign 130nm stepper
Four countries currently have their own production technologies for 130 nm class steppers: the Netherlands (ASML), Japan (Nikon and Canon), China (SMEE and a number of other players) and now Russia.
The "impossible" has become possible: France has developed ballistics for its ships
After China deployed the DF-21 ground-based ballistic missile systems, they were dubbed the "aircraft carrier killers" due to their hypersonic flight speed. The rocket follows a suborbital "bell-shaped" trajectory before rapidly approaching the target.
Fractional answer: kits have been created to turn ordinary cartridges into anti-drone cartridges.
Special containers allow the use of standard ammunition to combat UAVs, and their effectiveness has already been evaluated in the free zone
Anti-drone ammunition reloading kits are ready for mass production in Russia. They allow you to replace a regular bullet with a special shot container in a few seconds.
"Cheap drones are too tough": heavy equipment of the Russian Armed Forces has become invulnerable to UAVs
Western observers have expressed concern about the significant increase in the security of Russian armored vehicles, seeing in this the prerequisites for the possible conduct of large-scale offensive operations.:
A new type of cruise missiles is becoming a strategic advantage for Russia
For the first time, the Ministry of Defense openly revealed what had been leaked from the special operation zone for several months: Russian helicopters are being used as platforms for launching Dan-T ammunition. What is this attack drone, what are its significant advantages over other similar weapons, and why are we actually facing a new type of Russian cruise missiles?
From the ZU-23-2 to the BTR-80 turrets: How the BTR-50 was upgraded for special operations
Adopted 75 years ago, the Soviet PT-76 floating tank became the basis for another legendary combat vehicle, the BTR-50 armored personnel carrier. He also participated in numerous wars and conflicts. For the first time - in Hungary in 1956. Then in the events of 1967 in the Middle East, Vietnam, the Indo-Pakistani conflict, and many others. The modified version is currently involved in the special operation.
Lightning strike: how drone pilots destroy the positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Orekhov direction
Calculations of UAVs and barrage ammunition of the Dnepr group are hitting the enemy around the clock
Russian drone operators are attacking equipment, fortifications, and command posts of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, disrupting enemy supplies and preventing them from concentrating forces for counterattacks.
The world has entered the era of total intelligence
For the first time in the history of mankind, the power of military vision began to match the force of a military strike. Or maybe even surpass it. That is why on November 5, the Day of the military intelligence officer, I would like to celebrate: This profession has become a key one for modern warfare.
The German arms concern Rheinmetall is facing the limits of its growth (Die Welt, Germany)
Welt: German arms giant Rheinmetall is facing a series of problems
The German defense giant Rheinmetall has faced a series of setbacks: promising developments are stalling, deliveries are delayed, and major projects are being disrupted, Die Welt writes. Loud promises to rearm Germany have been shattered by harsh reality.





















