russia Seizes the Opportunity to Promote its Su-57 Aircraft After India Rejects U.S. F-35 Fighter Jets
India has reportedly turned down American proposal to purchase the F‑35 fighter jets due to limitations on technology transfer and local production. In response, russia is seizing the opportunity by promoting its Su‑57 aircraft, offering joint production, faster delivery timelines, and deeper cooperation. This shift could significantly reshape future defense ties between New Delhi, Washington, and Moscow.
Operational Plans for Deployment of British and French Troops in Ukraine Already in Development – What Might Be Stationed
The UK and France are reportedly developing detailed operational plans for the possible deployment of their troops to Ukraine. The initiative, still under internal discussion, could involve positioning small contingents in non-combat roles such as training, logistics, and air defense support, a move seen as symbolic deterrence and strategic reassurance amid ongoing russian aggression.
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Ukrainian Pilot Denfix Downs 20+ Targets with Modernized MiG-29 Aircraft
The Ukrainian Air Force pilots of the West Air Command continue to perform critical combat missions in defense of national airspace. Among them is a standout aviator with the callsign Denfix, the MiG-29 fighter pilot known for his exceptional combat record and precise intercepts of enemy targets.
russia Claims "World's First" Diktion System that Allegedly Fully Automates Drone Operations
Russia claims to have developed the "world's first" Diktion system, a fully automated command and control platform for drone operations. Dubbed by Moscow as a breakthrough in military AI, the system purportedly enables drones to plan missions, detect targets, and coordinate strikes autonomously, potentially revolutionizing UAV deployment and battlefield dynamics.
How Did Romania Not Even Start to Build a Gunpowder Plant with Rheinmetall After a Year
Romania has failed to begin construction on its planned gunpowder plant with Germany's Rheinmetall, despite committing €47 million over a year ago. Officials point to delays in land allocation handled by the government as the key barrier, halting progress before any tangible work could begin.
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