Tag: SITREP

Ukraine drafts 160K troops as Russia makes big gains in Donetsk—and North Korean troops arrive. Tensions rise on every front.

Ukraine’s Patriot missile systems are still standing strong despite Russia’s relentless strikes—proving resilience in action.

Russia’s moved its military assets out of ATACMS range, signaling vulnerability but also forcing Ukraine to adapt.

Elite Russian troops shift from offense to defense as Ukraine’s counteroffensive gains momentum, raising questions of long-term strategy.

The recent shelling attack by Russian forces on a café in northeastern Ukraine, amidst a backdrop of escalating concerns, unconventional tactics, and international calls for a ceasefire, underscores the urgent need for diplomatic breakthroughs and renewed commitment to finding peaceful avenues for resolution in a region gripped by uncertainty and human suffering.

The most up to date information available on the war in Ukraine culled from one of the most reliable sources on the subject.

From China’s reaction to unveiling the B-21 stealth bomber to North Korea’s latest provocation, here’s the Asia-Pacific SITREP for this week.

Tensions in Asia-Pacific continue to stir up this week, from North Korea’s firing another “warning shots” to Japan employing the MQ-9B

Here are two major events that happened this week in Asia, from Korea’s escalating tensions to the inevitable China-Taiwan war.

Here’s an Asia-Pacific situation recap that includes recent missile provocations, the looming chip crisis, and more

We think rumors of a coup in China are nonsense, the navy has decommissioned 5 of our most powerful warships in the face of a growing naval threat from China and Ukraine has received a long-awaited boost to its air defenses that may have just given Russian air forces a black eye.

Controversy over the identity of a captured Russian officer, Ukrainian tanks may be fighting at night with thermal optics. And a pro-Russian military V-blogger has a change of heart.