News + Intel

Russian journalist reports the position of a 2S4 “Tyulpan” (“Tulip”) 240mm self-propelled mortar in Ukraine. Less than 24 hours later, the Ukrainians managed to geolocate their positions and destroy the self-propelled mortar, leaving Kots to be an unlikely accomplice in the destruction of the Tyulpan.

Coordinated strategic Chinese H-6K and Russian Tu-95 bombers were spotted in the northeastern waters of East Asia in a show of force to President Biden, who was visiting the region.

Amid massive tank losses in Ukraine, Putin is now deploying old and outdated Russian T-62 tanks, signaling that the Kremlin might have no modern tanks to send to Ukraine after their vehicles have been made into scrap metal by the Ukrainians.

Russia plans to establish 12 new military bases along the western region of Russia as a response to Sweden and Finland applying to join NATO

“For us, the war in Ukraine is a rehearsal for a possible bigger conflict in the future,” Fenenko said during an interview.

Russia is considering allowing Russians over the age of 40 and foreigners over the age of 30 to join their military service amid massive casualties.

In an address in Japan, President Biden vowed that the United States would come to aid Taiwan in the event it is attacked by China, despite insisting that America’s foreign policy with the country remains unchanged.

Recent intel from the US and the UK have claimed that the Russians have burned through their own stocks of precision-guided missiles and that their arsenal is severely depleted.

The Ukrainians have launched a counteroffensive toward Izyum to destroy Russian supply lines amid Russia losing 1/3 of their ground combat force committed to Ukraine.

High-ranking Kremlin officials believe that the invasion of Ukraine has been “lost” amid coup rumors, and Putin is reported to be suffering from cancer.

Last week, Lithuania’s parliament passed a resolution that designates the Russian Federation as a terrorist country, the first nation to do so.

It turns out it wasn’t just supply issues that caused low morale among the Russian forces. Russian contract soldiers were being threatened with criminal charges if they quit and refused to fight in Ukraine.