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Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Tuesday, November 26.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Saturday, November 23.

Here’s your SOFREP Daily News Brief: Key defense and global affairs insights to keep you in the know on Friday, November 8.

In the unforgiving theatre of war, where chaos reigns and the line between heroism and madness blurs, it’s the steadfast courage of the few, like Coker and the PJ, that ignites a beacon of hope in the darkest of times.

In the dead of night, under a cloak of stealth and the vigilant eyes of the Night Stalkers, the desert transformed into a silent battleground where precision and bravery danced in the moonlight.

Amid the monochrome expanse of the Afghan desert, Chief Greg Coker, with the wily grit of a Texan Mustang, wove his unbridled spirit into the tapestry of war, lassoing fleeting moments of camaraderie and defiance under the relentless sun.

In the grand chessboard of global power plays, Pakistan’s audacious move to introduce the stealthy FC-31 Gyrfalcon marks a daring leap into the future, stirring a maelstrom of speculation and intrigue as the world watches and waits.

Pakistan’s Fatah-II rockets the nation into a new defense era, showcasing unmatched precision and escalating South Asian military dynamics.

In the shadow of a devastating terror attack, Jan Achakzai’s bold call for American drone bases in Pakistan marks a critical turning point, reflecting the dire urgency and complexity in combating the insidious spread of terrorism across the region.

The Taliban ultimately won the war in Afghanistan by biding their time and waiting out the US-led coalition. Not knowing how to run an already third-world economy, the Taliban’s theocratic and archaic laws have only exacerbated the cataclysm tens of millions of Afghans face. Nevertheless, the group now rules over a pile of ash, and the militants are solely responsible for the deterioration of Afghanistan.

China delivers remaining two frigates to Pakistan, both strengthening its steadily growing ties and the latter’s maritime capabilities.

Earlier this month, Pakistan’s Air Force reportedly inducted 12 highly advanced JF-17 Block III multi-role combat aircraft into service after receiving them from China.