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An American F-22 Raptor touched down in the Philippines for the first time last week to conduct integration and training at Clark Air Base.

SOFREP founder and former Navy SEAL, Brandon Webb, is kicking off a weekly news roundup. Covering the weeks top stories and diving into one interesting piece per week. Enjoy and wait for it…

NATO sometimes seems to have a double standard when it comes to upholding international law.

Alaska’s Northern Lights glow behind a US Army Patriot Missile launcher.

Pentagon accelerates shipment of M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, opting to send refurbished older versions instead of sending newer M1A2 tanks.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has declared that Russia cannot provide the necessary defense equipment it promised due to the conflict in Ukraine.

The Pentagon announced that retaliatory airstrikes had been conducted in eastern Syria against Iranian-backed groups in retaliation for a drone attack that had taken place previously.

Russian President Vladimir Putin vows to “react accordingly” if the West sends depleted uranium munitions to Ukraine.

US Army Captain Valerie Nostrant low crawls under a barbed wire obstacle at Grafenwoehr Training Area in Germany.

The Indo-Pacific Command recently requested from Congress the largest-ever amount of defense funding for the region, seeking to amplify regional security equipment and capabilities.

The Russian government declared that a Bastion coastal defense missile system had been put in place on Paramushir, which belongs to the Kuril Islands, which Japan lays claim to a portion of.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines has declared that the United States military will be stationed at four different sites throughout the nation, including one in a province abutting the South China Sea conflict region.

The incident over the Black Sea highlights Russia’s imperial ambitions and the need for the US to maintain deterrence against foreign rivals.

Soldiers of the 1st Special Forces Command stand at parade rest at the gravesite of President John F. Kennedy.

You’ve done your twenty years and a wake up, are ready to retire or start a new life elsewhere, but where to go?

In April 2022, Japan widened its military capabilities in the southern region of the country in order to counter potential threats from China.

In the face of Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine and annexation of Crimea, Ukraine has accelerated its defense strategy with the help of western and NATO-donated weaponry.