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Here’s your Monday SOFREP Daily News brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on November 4.

In a town battered by a hurricane, the arrival of so-called ‘saviors’ has stirred more suspicion than relief, leaving locals wary of a helping hand that seems to hide a clenched fist.

Reza Valizadeh’s detention in Iran is a stark reminder that journalists returning home carry the weight of diplomacy on their shoulders, often at the expense of their own freedom.

What if tanks could deploy AI drones to autonomously scout and engage enemies? This revolutionary tech could redefine battlefield strategy.

The Army’s 3rd Brigade is reinventing itself with high-tech gear and new tactics to boost speed and stealth on modern battlefields.

New US rule blocks investments in China’s high-tech scene—AI, quantum computing, and chips are off-limits to protect national security.

Here’s the latest intel: top defense and global affairs insights to keep you informed this Sunday, November 3.

General Kurilla’s career now hangs in the balance, a stark reminder that in the military, no rank is above the code of conduct when it comes to respect and discipline—even among the highest echelons of command.

With their new black-on-black skull and crossbones helmets, the Army Black Knights are set to storm the field like modern-day marauders, bringing the spirit of the ‘Black Flag’ to life against the Air Force Falcons.

The T-90 tank boasts high-tech features, but its performance in Ukraine suggests it’s more myth than menace. What’s really going on?

Sanctions have crippled Iran’s economy, leaving it scrambling for allies as Israel steps up as a counterbalance, despite internal turmoil.

Israel’s latest strikes on Iran hit critical missile sites. Is this a new strategy against Tehran’s influence, or just the beginning of more?