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A day after Ukraine said he was dead, Adm. Viktor Sokolov appeared to attend a Russian Defense Ministry meeting via teleconference.

From Desert Storm to the war in Ukraine, the E-8C JSTARS’ intelligence-gathering and battle management capabilities were always in demand.

The large seaside hotel was supposedly vacant for some time when it was targeted in a mass Russian aerial barrage.

Marichka is envisioned as being able to attack naval targets over great distance and even run clandestine resupply missions.

It takes impressive skills to make five F/A-18 Super Hornets flying a tight loop in a straight row look easy.

Recent videos highlight the threat posed by FPV 'suicide drones' and one Russian countermeasure that is attempting to deal with them.

Some of the 31 promised M1A1 Abrams tanks have been delivered to Ukraine and will soon join the counteroffensive.

A new custom command SUV looks set to aid a U.S. task force that responds to domestic nuclear, chemical, and biological incidents.

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ATACMS would give Ukraine a tactical ballistic missile capable of hitting even highly fortified targets over long distances.

The SEWIP Block III alters the Arleigh Burke destroyer's appearance fairly dramatically via huge new extensions onto its superstructure.

At least two of Taiwan’s fleet of AH-64E Apache Guardians have appeared wearing a starting tiger shark-inspired paint scheme.

Lt. Gen. Kyrylo Budanov opens up about the ongoing counteroffensive, attacks inside Russia, warnings about Abrams tank usage and much more.

Ukrainian attacks on occupied Crimea have continued, with the historic headquarters of Russia's Black Sea Fleet the latest target.

Norway's F-35As have shown the type can use roads as runways to reduce their vulnerability to enemy strikes during a Finnish exercise.

Though so far small and hotly contested, the breach by Ukrainian Stryker and Marders is a significant advance in the counteroffensive.

The Army's Night Stalker Black Hawks are loaded with sensors, defensive systems, and communications gear to take on the hardest of missions.

As Ukraine attempted a complex aerial attack on a Russian airbase in Crimea, Moscow resumed its bombardment of energy infrastructure.

Iran has supplied what is only known as the 358 missile to proxies in Yemen and Iraq, but has never before acknowledged its existence.

Storm Shadow and SCALP-EG cruise missiles were reportedly at the forefront of the latest wave of Ukrainian strikes against Crimea.