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This unsafe intercept is the latest evidence of a concerning escalation in Cold War-like posturing between the U.S. and Russia in recent days.

We can talk about mysterious airbase incursions, huge Soviet nukes, geopolitics, submarine diplomacy—you know, no big whoop.

The flights serve as a major show of solidarity between the U.S. and its NATO partners, sending a message that is clearly aimed at Moscow.

The blaze started nearby the base and then breached the perimeter, forcing some personnel to evacuate the immediate area.

Israel is presently the only F-35 operator in the Middle East and Israeli officials and politicians have been vocal about keeping it that way.

The fire burned for days and likely destroyed a ship worth billions of dollars. Now a sailor is being investigated for starting the blaze on purpose.

China's anti-ship ballistic missile capabilities remain something of a mystery, but their strategic purpose is anything but.

The latest escalation follows a spate of "road rage" incidents between U.S. and Russian soldiers in Syria.

China says the U-2 dangerously interfered with its naval drills. Meanwhile, it seems Beijing may execute a major anti-ship ballistic missile test.

Israel launched the satellite, Ofek 16, which carries a camera system, the very existence of which was previously classified, last month.

The visible deployment of the advanced submarine is a pointed signal to Russia, which has stepped up its own sub operations in the region.

The service says that women aviators are deliberately not hydrating to avoid having to go, which creates all sorts of serious risks.

The latest deployment of the nuclear-capable bombers to Europe comes amid ongoing nuclear arms control negotiations with Moscow.

Lithuanian authorities claim that the Hind attack helicopter crossed the border in an attempt to down the balloons.

Lukashenko did a classic dictator show of force and stability by flying into his palace in Minsk and rallying foot-soldiers with a rifle in hand.

The service wants these hypersonic demonstrators to have advanced air-breathing jet engines at their core.

It's one of the F-35's most versatile and critical weapons, and it's about to get a whole lot more capable.

We can talk about Chinese submarine caves, MiG killing F-15 pilots, geopolitics, F-117 aggressors—you know, no big whoop.

The runway expansion could point to forthcoming permanent or semi-permanent deployments of combat jets to Moscow's most northerly base.

The virtual tournament is part of a larger US military effort to explore uses for artificial intelligence and machine learning in aerial combat.