Author: Lucas Kingsley

Ukraine’s Storm Shadow Strike on Russia’s Proton Plant Targets a Key Link in Moscow’s Weapons Chain

Ukraine’s Storm Shadow Strike on Russia’s Proton Plant Targets a Key Link in Moscow’s Weapons Chain

Ukraine has reportedly used Storm Shadow cruise missiles to strike the Proton plant in Oryol, Russia — a facility believed to be involved in producing electronic and…

25. 10. 2026
Russia Turns to Rare MiG-35 Fighters to Counter Ukrainian Drone Raids

Russia Turns to Rare MiG-35 Fighters to Counter Ukrainian Drone Raids

Russia has reportedly begun using rare MiG-35 fighter jets as part of its air defense effort against Ukrainian long-range drone attacks, highlighting both the growing pressure…

22. 10. 2026
Drones, L-159s and the Czech Dilemma: Why Ukraine’s Air Needs Are Not So Easy to Replace

Drones, L-159s and the Czech Dilemma: Why Ukraine’s Air Needs Are Not So Easy to Replace

Czechia’s debate over whether Ukraine needs L-159 light combat aircraft has exposed a larger question about modern warfare: can drones really replace manned aircraft, or are officials…

19. 10. 2026
CSG Strengthens Global Defense Role Through Hanwha Partnership for U.S. Army Artillery Program

CSG Strengthens Global Defense Role Through Hanwha Partnership for U.S. Army Artillery Program

CSG is taking another important step onto the global defense stage. According to Bloomberg, Hanwha Defense USA is teaming up with CSG for the truck chassis of a new wheeled…

12. 10. 2026
Russia’s Indonesia Visit Signals a Wider Push for Reach in the Indo-Pacific

Russia’s Indonesia Visit Signals a Wider Push for Reach in the Indo-Pacific

Russia’s latest naval visit to Indonesia is more than a routine port call. The arrival of a Russian Navy task group near Jakarta on March 31, 2026, brings together several…

04. 10. 2026
Ukraine’s F-16 Fleet Emerges as a Major Shield Against Russian Air Attacks

Ukraine’s F-16 Fleet Emerges as a Major Shield Against Russian Air Attacks

Ukraine’s Western-supplied F-16 fighter jets have become one of the country’s most active tools in defending its skies, with Ukrainian pilots reportedly destroying more than 3,150…

30. 09. 2026
NATO Should Measure Russia’s Ability to Reproduce Military Capabilities, Not Just Adapt

NATO Should Measure Russia’s Ability to Reproduce Military Capabilities, Not Just Adapt

Russia’s war against Ukraine has given Moscow something no peacetime exercise could provide: a vast body of real combat experience. Russian forces have tested new tactics, absorbed…

26. 09. 2026
U.S. F-16s Deploy from Alaska Toward Greenland in Arctic Readiness Operation

U.S. F-16s Deploy from Alaska Toward Greenland in Arctic Readiness Operation

The U.S. Air Force has moved F-16 fighter aircraft from Alaska to eastern Canada as part of a wider Arctic defense operation that will extend into Greenland, underscoring NORAD’s…

22. 09. 2026
People Thought It Was a Missile - It Was Actually a Russian Rocket

People Thought It Was a Missile - It Was Actually a Russian Rocket

A strange glowing formation seen over parts of northern Europe this week was not a missile attack, but the visible exhaust plume of a Russian space launch, according to Russia’s…

18. 09. 2026
Ukrainian Drones Hit Russia’s Makhachkala Port in First Strike on Caspian Sea Hub

Ukrainian Drones Hit Russia’s Makhachkala Port in First Strike on Caspian Sea Hub

Ukrainian forces have carried out their first known drone strike on the port infrastructure of Makhachkala, a key Russian commercial seaport on the Caspian Sea, marking a new…

12. 09. 2026
Fire on Russian Icebreaker Admiral Makarov Raises Questions Over Repair Delays at Kronstadt

Fire on Russian Icebreaker Admiral Makarov Raises Questions Over Repair Delays at Kronstadt

A fire broke out aboard the Russian diesel-electric icebreaker Admiral Makarov while the vessel was undergoing repairs at the Kronstadt Marine Plant, adding another complication…

07. 09. 2026
Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Fuel Infrastructure in Sochi Despite Protective Measures

Ukrainian Drone Strike Hits Fuel Infrastructure in Sochi Despite Protective Measures

Ukrainian drones struck fuel infrastructure in the Russian resort city of Sochi overnight on September 4, reportedly hitting two oil-related facilities, including Rosneft’s Adler oil…

05. 09. 2026