Tag: Ukraine

The US Army has recently awarded a multi-billion dollar contract to Lockheed Martin for the production of Patriot missiles.

Ukrainian troops have both the weaponry and motivation to carry out an effective Spring offensive.

Russia has warned South Korea not to send arms to Ukraine under the threat of delivering weapons to North Korea as retaliation.

Discover how Ukraine’s military defense proved to be better than Russia’s offense, and how the Ukrainians have overcome the odds in the ongoing conflict with NATO training, foreign support, and effective counteroffensives.

The ongoing war in Ukraine, which involves US and Allied Special Operations troops working in an advisory and training capacity with Ukrainian forces, is a complex proxy conflict against Russia that could potentially escalate to the use of nuclear weapons by Putin, while the lack of strong Western leadership further complicates the situation.

Russia’s new goal in its faltering imperial ambitions is to exhaust NATO arm shipments to Ukraine by authorizing its much older Cold War era stocks in hopes that it exhausts the West. By doing this, they hope to coerce the world into a forced settlement towards their September 2022 annexation terms—even if it means crippling their own military and youngest and brightest men to do so.

Ukraine is set to receive another $2.6B American military aid package to continue its efforts to fight against the Russian invasion.

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has become a testbed for Western weaponry and tactics, allowing countries and military contractors to deploy new technologies and strategies in a modern conflict situation, while Ukraine benefits from upgrading its military with state-of-the-art software programs and information systems.

US Army awarded Raytheon Technologies a billion-dollar contract to produce a Patriot air defense system to replenish stocks sent to Ukraine.

The battle for Bakhmut has been long and challenging, with both sides suffering heavy losses. However, Ukraine is now in a position to reclaim the region and end the local conflict.

Germany plans to buy up to 28 self-propelled howitzers to replenish stocks after lending Ukraine dozens of its own to fight against Russia.

US soldiers are no strangers to learning essential medical skills such as applying tourniquets, opening someone’s airway, and recognizing the symptoms of a traumatic brain injury. However, for those in the Ukrainian armed forces, the instruction they receive could be the difference between life and death in the confrontation with Russia.