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Ukraine Just Captured One Of Russia’s Most Capable Aerial Electronic Warfare Pods
Russia

Ukraine Just Captured One Of Russia’s Most Capable Aerial Electronic Warfare Pods

Russia Pulls Its ‘Syrian’ S-300 Missile Battery, Ships It To Black Sea
Syria

Russia Pulls Its ‘Syrian’ S-300 Missile Battery, Ships It To Black Sea

Dutch frigate fires Tomahawk
Royal Netherlands Air Force

Tomahawk Cruise Missile Fired By Dutch Navy Frigate For First Time

German soldiers board a subway train during subterranean training in Berlin.
Armies

Soldiers Take To Berlin’s Subway Tunnels To Train For Defending The City From Below

Ukraine has unleashed the heaviest drone attack so far against Moscow. The overnight raid on the Russian capital killed at least one person and caused widespread damage and disruption. The long-range strikes come as Ukrainian officials are increasingly frustrated by Western restrictions on using weapons that they have supplied to hit targets deep within Russia.
Unmanned

Moscow Hit By Unprecedented Ukrainian Drone Barrage

Chinese soldiers are taking part in maneuvers in Belarus, adding another new dynamic to the security situation in Eastern Europe, dominated by Russia’s war in Ukraine and the fallout surrounding it. While Belarus has been a staunch ally of Russia it has, more recently, made overtures toward China, with the aim of building closer relations with it, including in the military sphere.
China

Chinese Troops Begin Drills Along Poland’s Border In Belarus

Destroyed tank in Kolychivka village, Chernihiv area, April 27, 2022.
NATO

Ukraine Situation Report: Russia’s New Offensive Is Already Behind Schedule U.S. Says

Taiwan's armed forces have developed a launch system for AGM-114 Hellfire missiles concealed inside what otherwise looks to be a civilian truck.
Taiwan

Hellfire Missile Launcher Disguised As Civilian Truck Breaks Cover In Taiwan

Russia says it will respond to the United States’ decision to dramatically increase its long-range fire capabilities in Europe starting in 2026. The United States will deploy to Germany a range of advanced ground-launched weapons, including the Typhon (firing both SM-6 and Tomahawk missiles) and “developmental hypersonic weapons” — a reference to the yet-to-be-fielded Dark Eagle.
Germany

U.S. Long-Range Missiles Headed To Germany As Arms Race Escalates

Updates From The 24th Day Of Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine
Russia

Updates From The 24th Day Of Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine

Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine Turns Two Weeks Old
Russia

Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine Turns Two Weeks Old

F-22s over alaska
China

Homeland Needs To Be Able To Survive A “Punch In The Nose” According To Former NORAD Chief

The USS Fort Lauderdale is returning to the Caribbean to rejoin the enhanced counter narcotics mission.
U.S. Navy

Amphibious Warship Returning To Caribbean, Report Claims U.S. Planning Strikes On Mexican Cartels

F15E pilot saw drone swarm over Iran before being shot down.
Swarms

What Was The “Jellyfish-Like” Drone Swarm The Downed F-15E Pilot Reportedly Saw Over Iran?

Kerch Strait decoys
Russia

Russia Seems To Be Preparing The Vital Kerch Bridge For Missile Attacks

The U.S. Air Force is exploring new options to help with the development of improved fuzes for the 30,000-pound GBU-57/B Massive Ordnance Penetrator (MOP) bunker buster bomb.
B-2

New Fuzes For GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrators Requested By USAF

Ukraine has used a crowd-funded satellite to attack more than 1,500 targets in Ukraine and Russia.
Russia

“People’s Satellite” Helped Ukraine Hit Over 1,000 Targets Spy Agency Says

Thousands of Russian troops are likely trapped in a pocket of Kursk Oblast after Ukraine destroyed three bridges over the Seim River.
Around The Globe

Thousands Of Russian Troops In Kursk Likely Trapped By Blown Bridges

Boeing “Encouraged” By C-17 Production Restart Discussions
C-17

Boeing “Encouraged” By C-17 Production Restart Discussions

This summer, the U.S. Navy will demonstrate the ability of the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford, with its two A1B nuclear reactors, to power a base on land.
Nuclear Power

Supercarrier USS Gerald R. Ford To Act As Floating Nuclear Power Plant For Facilities On Land