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The Air Force may drop its next-gen fighter plan, betting on the stealthy B-21 Raider for future air dominance. Here’s why.

Qwat al-Khasah or SFI (Special Forces of Iraq) are handpicked from the Iraqi Security Force or ISF, whose members come from all regions of Iraq and many different backgrounds.

For all the lefties out there, the Zastava M70 is a rare gem—a battle-proven rifle that’s ready to roll straight out of the box, no adjustments needed, and feels like it was practically built for us.

In the aftermath of a leaked NSA document, Israel’s cautious airstrike on Iran left more questions about missed targets than decisive blows, casting doubt on whether either side will risk a next move that could ignite a full-scale regional conflict.

With 200 Ukrainian pilots trained by the UK’s RAF, Ukraine’s air force is gearing up for F-16s and a stronger defense against Russia.

The U.S. Navy’s Ghost Fleet program has pushed the envelope on autonomous warfare, creating a highly advanced network of unmanned vessels working seamlessly together, a capability that, despite China’s recent advancements, remains unmatched in both complexity and operational cohesion.

X-Bow’s Bolt Rocket just took flight, reshaping rocket tech with flexible, fast-made motors that could change the future of defense.

In the haunting silence of early dawn, the echo of my actions reverberated through the empty streets of Sarajevo, a constant reminder of the thin line between survival and tragedy in the shadows of war.

To live in the crucible of combat is to hold peace and war in the same breath, knowing that even as I yearn for quiet, I’m bound by duty to do what’s required.

The Nobel Committee’s idealistic vision of a nuclear-free world is admirable, but ignoring the hard reality of nuclear deterrence leaves allies vulnerable to aggression, inviting tyranny over diplomacy.

India’s Pralay missile recently achieved strategic success, reinforcing the nation’s defense prowess amid evolving geopolitical challenges.

Throwing North Korean rookies into Ukraine’s trenches might boost Russia’s headcount, but this is no training ground—it’s a high-stakes gamble where the greenhorns may just become casualties in Putin’s reckless attempt to keep up the fight.