Indian Air Force Retires Final MiG-21 Fighter Jets, Closing a 60-Year Chapter

After 60 years of service, the Indian Air Force has retired its last MiG-21 fighter jets, marking the end of an era for these Soviet/Russian-made aircraft. This withdrawal represents…

After 60 years of service, the Indian Air Force has retired its last MiG-21 fighter jets, marking the end of an era for these Soviet/Russian-made aircraft. This withdrawal represents a significant technological shift and a transformation in India’s air strategy. Nicknamed the “Flying Coffin” due to numerous safety issues, the MiG-21 has nonetheless played a critical role in Indian military history. The retirement ceremony took place at Chandigarh Air Force Base in northern India, attended by a large crowd bidding farewell to the final 36 MiG-21s in service. Guests included Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and several senior Air Force officials. Despite their poor…

Showcasing Czechoslovak Group Products at NATO Days 2025

This year's NATO Days were truly spectacular, featuring several dynamic demonstrations of military technology both in the air and on the ground. In addition to presentations…

Gaza Withdrawal Reveals New Israeli JLTV Command Variant: A Leap in Battlefield Connectivity

During the strategic withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip on October 10, a movement conducted under the auspices of an ongoing ceasefire agreement, observers noted the…

US MQ-9 Reaper Drones Deployed in South Korea Enhance Regional Capabilities

In recent months, the U.S. military has increasingly invested in the MQ-9 Reaper, its standard drone platform. The first squadron has now been deployed outside the United States, in South…

Donald Trump Wants Iowa-Class Battleships Recommissioned: “Solid Steel, Not Aluminum”

In recent years, China has embarked on a frenzied production of naval warships, resulting in the world’s largest fleet. To restore the image of the mighty U.S. Navy, Donald…

U.S. to Provide Ukraine with Intelligence for Long-Range Strikes on Russia

On October 1, 2025, the United States confirmed it will provide Ukraine with intelligence to guide long-range strikes against energy targets in Russia. This unprecedented decision…

Know Your Enemy: The T-90M – A Key Russian Tank in Modern Armored Warfare

Derived from the famous T-72, the T-90 entered service in the 1990s as the Russian Federation’s Main Battle Tank. Developed by Uralvagonzavod in Nizhny Tagil, it is…

CSG Soars into Drone Production: A High-Tech Gambit in European Defense

The Czechoslovak Group (CSG), a prominent industrial-technological holding led by entrepreneur Michal Strnad, is making a significant strategic entry into the rapidly evolving…

Future Combat Air System Falling Apart? France May Go It Alone on Next-Gen Jet

France is preparing to make a critical decision on the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), an ambitious European fighter jet project. With discussions between Germany and Spain…

Germany to Invest €35 Billion in Space Defense and Offensive Capabilities

Germany has announced a €35 billion investment in space defense and offensive capabilities, to be implemented by 2030 – marking its most significant strategic leap in the…

U.S. Sixth-Generation F-47 Fighter to Take Off in 2028 as Boeing Begins Production

The race to develop and deploy a sixth-generation fighter jet is entering its next phase. The American F-47, named after the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump, has…

End of an Era: U.S. Troops Begin Historic Withdrawal from Iraq - What It Means for Global Security

The United States is in the process of significantly reducing its military footprint in Iraq, a move that reflects broader strategic realignments and a shift toward…