Category: Foreign Policy

Iran unveils the new Kheibarshekan missile with a range of 900 miles, claiming that it can reach US bases in the Middle East, the Gulf states, and Israel.

Lithuanian gov’t accelerates its purchase of M270 MLRS and encourages Germany and the US to send more troops to their country amid tensions.

South Korean protesters flocked to the little-known Seongju County in South Korea to protest the US-installed THAAD missile modernization.

SOFREP breaks with the mainstream media narrative that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is “imminent” for various reasons you can read here

Election Frontrunners Support the Visiting Forces Agreement Last January 22, 2022, veteran Philippine journalist Jessica Soho interviewed the leading presidential candidates as the May 2022 Philippine Presidential Elections drew nearer. One of the hotly contested topics asked was about the presidentiables’ stances on the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA). The military pact was threatened to be […]

The U.S. will be sending $308 million in humanitarian aid to Afghanistan, but will it be able to get this aid past the Taliban which would see these resources as useful in consolidating its own hold over the country?

Lithuania is pushing back against Communist China’s Economic Colonialism and Beijing is not happy about it at all. It is trying to bully the tiny European country into line with economic sanctions.

The new year always brings the promise of new things being just on the horizon. The world is a volatile place today, with shifting economies, the continued presence of Islamist terrorism around the world, and the Great Game of competition between nations seeking diplomatic, strategic, and economic advantages around the globe. Everyone is a prognosticator […]

In a seeming de-escalation of the security crisis along the Russian-Ukrainian border, Moscow has withdrawn ten-thousand of the estimated 110,000 troops it has positioned near the border. Moscow did this even as it reasserted its demand of a legal guarantee that Ukraine will never be admitted to NATO, that the U.S. cease selling arms to Ukraine and that it act as mediator in negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and European countries.

Combat Veteran Heath Hansen reviews Anders Corr’s “The Concentration of Power.”

Taiwan has never been a participant in the U.S. Navy’s largest military exercise, the Rim of the Pacific or RIMPAC. Aggression by Communist China has prompted Congress to tell the Department of Defense to include Taiwan in the next RIMPAC as a show of solidarity with the island nation.

Israeli F-16s bomb Syria’s largest airport leaving three perfectly spaced craters 600 meters apart on the runway. This is the latest in a series of attacks by Israel on the Iranian presence within Syria.