Who ordered the strike on Sumy? Ukraine publishes names of Russian commanders

Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence has identified the Russian military personnel it says were involved in the deadly missile strike on Sumy carried out on April 13, 2025, Palm…

Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence has identified the Russian military personnel it says were involved in the deadly missile strike on Sumy carried out on April 13, 2025, Palm Sunday, in an attack that killed 35 people and injured 125 others. The findings were released as part of a joint investigation conducted with the Security Service of Ukraine. The strike on Sumy was carried out using two Iskander-M ballistic missiles, hitting the city on one of the most significant religious days of the year. Among those killed were two children. Of the 125 people wounded, 22 were children. The attack also caused widespread destruction across the city, with nearly 100 civilian…

From Aging CF-18 Hornets to Future Tempest: Why Canada Is Exploring GCAP Amid Fighter Fleet Uncertainties

Canada’s reported pursuit of observer status in the Global Combat Air Programme, or GCAP, represents a significant development in the country’s defence posture as it…

XM30 Procurement Launch: U.S. Army Accelerates Bradley Replacement with Next-Gen Firepower and Protection

The U.S. Army has taken a major step toward modernizing its armored forces with the recent launch of procurement for the XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle (MICV), formerly known…

Rearming Without Stealth: Why Spain Rejected the F-35B and What Comes Next for Its Carrier Fleet

Spain’s naval aviation stands at a crossroads as the country navigates ambitious rearmament goals amid tight budgets, European strategic priorities, and the aging of its iconic AV-8B…

Turkey Joins the Eurofighter Club: £8 Billion Deal Modernizes Air Force and Bolsters NATO’s Eastern Flank

In October 2025, Turkey finalized an agreement with the United Kingdom for the purchase of 20 new Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft, valued at approximately £8 billion ($10.7 billion)…

CSG Signs Record-Breaking Contracts to Supply Air Defense Systems in Asia

The CSG group, owned by Czech entrepreneur Michal Strnad, is reporting one of its largest non-European business successes since its founding and in the modern history of the…

Israel’s Record Defense Budget Signals Unprecedented Investment in Technological Superiority Amid Multi-Front Threats

In a move that underscores the escalating security challenges facing the Middle East, Israel’s parliament, the Knesset, has approved a historic defense budget for 2026 totaling…

Bird of Prey: Airbus Unveils Autonomous Drone Hunter to Counter Kamikaze Threats

In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern warfare, where low-cost kamikaze drones have become a dominant asymmetric threat, traditional air defense systems often find themselves…

Iran Didn’t Just Hit a Base – It Exposed a Flaw in US War Planning

When US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Pentagon had “maxed out” its defensive posture before the Iran conflict escalated, the message was meant to signal readiness…

Iran Just Smashed a Key US Air Base in Kuwait - New Images Reveal the Damage

Fresh satellite imagery and released footage indicate that Iran’s missile and drone strikes caused serious damage at Al-Udairi Air Base in northern Kuwait, a critical…

Without Factories in Europe, There Will Be No Orders: Is a New Reality Emerging in the Arms Market?

The European defense industry is entering a period of profound transformation. Production capacity is expanding at an unprecedented pace in peacetime, reshaping the…

U.S. Army Eyes Czech Morana: Wheeled 155mm Howitzer to Challenge CAESAR and Archer in SPH-M Race

Recently a high-level US Army delegation visited the grounds of Excalibur Army’s production complex in Sternberk as part of a broader tour of Czechoslovak Group…