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As President Volodymyr Zelensky’s trip to Kharkiv ended, the entire official convoy was on its way back to Kyiv when the president’s car collided with another vehicle just hours ago.

10 years ago today, SOFREP published initial reports of the attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi that took the lives of four Americans including a SOFREP Editor, navy SEAL and CIA contractor Glen Doherty

Ten years after the attack on the US Consulate in Benghazi and the masterminds are still at large and operating out of Libya. Global Threat Intel Analyst Sarah Adams gives SOFREP a three-part plan to capture them.

For the succeeding years of the war, Queen Elizabeth II was conscripted multiple times to join in the war effort. This was not just a plaque to her name. She worked in the trenches, helping soldiers and victims of the war.

Soviet Mikoyan-Gurevich developed the MiG-31 “Foxhound,” a supersonic interceptor aircraft, at the height of the Cold War.

The US Army has put into place a new policy making it easier for soldiers to report sexual assault.

In the fast and flashy world of bustling America, we sometimes forget how our homegrown heroes live their lives. Today, we’ll show you the inspiring dedication of Navy’s Nick O’Sullivan.

There are several implications reported comparing air assault and fast rope. It indicated that using fixed-wing aircraft for an air assault is “possible,” while rotorcraft is the only vehicle capable of performing fast roping.

In a last-ditch effort, Benavidez spat at the doctor as he closed the morgue bag where Benavidez’s body had been placed. The doctor responded, “I think this one will survive.” Benavidez had fought for six hours to save the lives of his comrades and survived all the sustained injuries.

“The project of developing South Korea’s indigenous fighter jets has now entered the stage of test flights and the flight area will be expanded throughout at around 2,000 test flights,”

In war-torn Ukraine, art still exists to enlighten, educate, inform and even fund the military resistance to the Russian invasion.

“The pause of waterborne operations will allow for an investigation into the incident and ensure the assault amphibian community can review best practices and procedures to remain capable, safe, and ready,” the Corps announced in a statement.