Category: Military

Robotic warfare reimagined: Milrem Robotics teams up with Texelis to create next-gen combat vehicles built for the future battlefield.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Sunday, November 24.

The politically charged hold on Lt. Gen. Christopher Donahue’s promotion stalls the career of one of the Army’s most capable leaders while his role in America’s exit from Afghanistan comes under the microscope.

Had the Navy prioritized the integration of Auto-GCAS like the Air Force, Lt. Richard Bullock might still be soaring the skies instead of being a heartbreaking reminder of preventable loss.

The Navy’s MSC is sidelining 17 ships to ease the strain on civilian mariners, aiming for better rotations and more balanced workloads.

A new GAO report highlights alarming safety gaps in SOF training—human error and oversight issues put elite warriors at unnecessary risk.

The Siberian Battalion isn’t just a paramilitary unit; it’s a living, breathing act of defiance against Putin’s empire, uniting Russian defectors and ethnic minorities in a fight for freedom and self-determination.

China’s new J-35 stealth jet claims F-35-level sensing and targeting, but can it truly rival US tech? The Pentagon’s keeping an eye on it.

In a chilling echo of Cold War brinkmanship, Russia’s alleged use of an ICBM in Ukraine isn’t just an escalation—it’s a blunt reminder of how close the world edges toward catastrophe when nuclear rhetoric turns tangible.

The Biden administration’s latest $275 million aid package, including landmines and advanced air defenses, seems less about helping Ukraine and more about setting political landmines for President-elect Trump’s incoming peace strategy.

STRATCOM Commander says modernizing the US nuclear triad is a must, with AI speeding decisions—but humans will always call the shots.

The closure of Portsmouth’s top-tier substance abuse program is a stark reminder that our servicemembers—who sacrifice so much—deserve more than makeshift solutions and subpar facilities.