Celebrations in the Russian military space over the destruction of a British Challenger 2 tank show a level of "desperation" as it comes up against advanced Western technology, a former special adviser to the US army said. Mark Voyger told Sky News that though the loss of the battle tank is somewhat substantial, the most … Continue reading Russia ‘desperate’ to show it can take down ‘sophisticated’ Western tanks
North Korea supplying arms to Russia would not significantly change the course of the war, a former Ukrainian president has suggested. Speaking about reports that Vladimir Putin may welcome Kim Jong Un in Russia to discuss potential arms deals this month, Petro Poroshenko told Sky News it highlights Mr Putin's "complete isolation" during the conflict. … Continue reading Will North Korean weapons in Russia change course of war?
A test launch of a Sarmat missile in Russia, April, 2022 (Russian Defense Ministry Press Service) Russia has placed an advanced intercontinental ballistic missile on combat duty, according to Russian news agencies. The Sarmat - nicknamed Satan II - is capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads and will make Russia's enemies "think twice", Vladimir Putin … Continue reading Russia’s new ‘Satan II’ missile operational – reports
Australia will build Boxer Heavy Weapon Carriers for Germany under an over A$1 billion ($664.5 million) agreement. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, in a tweet on Monday, confirmed that Australia has signed an "in-principle" agreement to build the carriers for Germany in Queensland. "The project will create well-paid manufacturing jobs for Australia. And mean a boost … Continue reading Australia and Germany sign over $664m weapons pact
Retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt told reporters on Monday that Ukraine likely can't wait for U.S. weapons to arrive before launching a major offensive. Reuters reported Friday that senior U.S. officials advised Ukraine to hold off on beginning a major attack against Russian forces until the latest supply of U.S. weaponry is in place … Continue reading Ukraine needs more weapons to increase attacks on Russian forces
Ukraine is preparing for Russia to try again to invade from the north - maybe around the anniversary of its first, failed attempt to seize Kyiv last February, a top commander has said. President Vladimir Putin could even ultimately order millions of soldiers into the war as Russia's offensive falters in the face of fierce and enduring … Continue reading Ukraine needs more lethal weapons to withstand Russian attacks – Army Commander
Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com A Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson said this week that due to their involvement in Washington's latest arms sales to Taiwan, Beijing will impose sanctions on the chief executives of arms manufacturers Boeing Defense and Raytheon. The sanctions on Boeing CEO Ted Colbert and Raytheon head Gregory Hayes are in response … Continue reading China sanctions Boeing, Raytheon CEOs over arms deal with Taiwan
Russian President Vladimir Putin has said that, if the United States deploys intermediate-range missiles in Europe, Moscow will have to target the countries hosting them. The October 24 statement follows U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement over the weekend that he intends to withdraw from a 1987 nuclear arms control pact over alleged Russian violations. … Continue reading Russia declares war against Trump
In a move that has come as a huge setback to ties between Spain and Saudi Arabia, the European nation has now confirmed that it has scrapped a deal over the sale of weapons to their Middle Eastern trade partner. In its official announcement, Spain said that it had cancelled its 2015 deal … Continue reading Spain cancels sale of bombs to Saudi Arabia
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