Category: Asia

India’s Pralay missile recently achieved strategic success, reinforcing the nation’s defense prowess amid evolving geopolitical challenges.

The People’s Republic of China’s DF-17 hypersonic missile may pose a daunting new challenge for U.S. Navy carriers, pushing the limits of current ship defenses with its Mach 10 speed and precision capabilities against stationary targets.

North Korea just blew up key roads linking it to South Korea, ditching unification hopes and ramping up tensions along the border!

The H-6K bomber, now potentially armed with hypersonic YJ-21 missiles, underscores China’s growing capacity to strike critical targets in Taiwan with swift, precision-guided attacks, all while keeping U.S. forces at bay in a rapidly evolving A2/AD battlefield.

China’s new H-20 bomber may look like a carbon copy of the B-2, but it’s a reminder that in the race for air dominance, mimicry can still pose a real threat to U.S. defenses.

China’s growing naval power, particularly with the Fujian aircraft carrier and Type 075 amphibious assault ships, mirrors U.S. capabilities and signals an evolving threat to the Pacific, yet its lack of sea-launched 5th-generation aircraft leaves a glaring weakness in the face of U.S. and allied air superiority.

With the world’s focus drawn to Israel and Lebanon, China might see this as a strategic opportunity to step up pressure on Taiwan, especially with all three of its aircraft carriers now at sea and US naval assets stretched thin in the Middle East.

The US military in Japan is cracking down on off-base drinking after recent incidents, hoping to maintain good relations with locals.

South Korea unveils its “Monster Missile,” the Hyunmoo-5, ready to counter North Korean threats with serious firepower.

The US and ROK just took amphibious warfare to the next level, debuting cutting-edge tech and seamless teamwork in a massive joint exercise.

The South China Sea is heating up with joint patrols and naval flexes. Could the Indo-Pacific be the next major battleground?

The Chinese government’s silence on the submarine sinking is more than just a cover-up—it’s a calculated move to maintain their illusion of military infallibility, even when the evidence says otherwise.