Ukraine Just Hit Russia’s Shadow Fleet Near One of Its Most Critical Ports

Ukrainian forces have struck two oil tankers linked to Russia’s shadow fleet near the port of Novorossiysk, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday, describing the operation…

Ukrainian forces have struck two oil tankers linked to Russia’s shadow fleet near the port of Novorossiysk, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday, describing the operation as part of Kyiv’s ongoing effort to disrupt Russian oil shipments and apply pressure on Moscow’s wartime economy. In a statement published alongside video footage of the attack, Zelenskyy said the operation was carried out using naval drones. The footage shows what appears to be a sea drone moving toward the hull of a ship anchored near the entrance to the port of Novorossiysk in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai. “Our troops are continuing to impose sanctions on Russia’s shadow…

Development, Production, and Integration: Tatra Defence – A Key Player in the Czech Defense Industry

The Tatra Defence brand is part of the CSG industrial and technology group, where it serves as a key manufacturer and integrator of military vehicles – not only on the…

Rheinmetall’s Warning: Always Use Two to Three Suppliers from Different Countries – or Risk Exposure

The European defense industry is currently on the cusp of a fundamental transformation, in which success will depend on the ability to secure a stable supply…

Britain’s Troubled Ajax Programme Restarts Amid Lingering Doubts and Soldier Safety Concerns

The Ajax armoured vehicle programme stands as one of the most ambitious yet problematic undertakings in the recent history of the British Army. Conceived as a transformative…

Kim Reaffirms “Unwavering” Support for Moscow, Formalizing a Partnership That Reshapes the Ukraine Conflict

In the heart of Pyongyang on April 26 and 27, 2026, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un hosted a high-level Russian delegation. State media reports from the Korean Central News Agency…

The End of an Era: The U.S. Air Force’s Dragon Lady Prepares for Retirement

For more than seven decades, the Lockheed U-2 Dragon Lady has embodied the pinnacle of American aerial reconnaissance, a spindly, high-flying sentinel that has peered into the world’s…

CSG group to showcase its products and projects at SAHA EXPO 2026

The international defence and aerospace exhibition SAHA EXPO, held every two years, will take place in Istanbul, Türkiye, from May 5 to 9. At this prestigious event, products…

US Unleashes Rare Three-Carrier Show of Force in the Middle East

For the first time since 2003, three US aircraft carriers are operating simultaneously in the Middle East, marking a major American naval buildup tied to Operation Epic…

CSG Launches Azerbaijan JV for Land Systems Modernization

Czechoslovak Group (CSG) announces the signing of an agreement to establish a joint venture, VEXA DS, LLC, between its Azerbaijani entity Excalibur Army Azerbaijan LLC and local…

Fire and Chaos: Ukrainian Strikes Hit Russian Troops, Warehouses, and UAV Centers

Ukrainian Defense Forces launched a series of strikes targeting Russian command infrastructure, supply depots, UAV control points, and troop concentration areas across temporarily occupied…

Baltic Defense Divergence: Why Estonia Shelves CV90 Plans While Neighbors Push Forward with Armor

In a move that underscores the rapid evolution of modern warfare, Estonia has suspended a planned €500 million ($587 million) procurement of new CV90 MkIV Infantry Fighting…

Japan Breaks Decades-Old Taboo: Lethal Arms Exports Signal New Era in Pacific Security and Industry Growth

Japan has taken a landmark step in its postwar defense policy by scrapping long-standing restrictions on the export of lethal weapons, opening the door for its advanced…