War

Poland to Spend Over 4 Percent of GDP on Defense in 2024

Poland plans to spend more than four percent of its GDP on defense next year amid security concerns over the war in neighboring Ukraine.

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Russian Engineers Unimpressed by Captured US-Made Bradleys

Russian engineers decoding captured Bradley infantry fighting vehicles in Ukraine were unimpressed by the features and capabilities of the US-made armored vehicles.

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Ukraine Says Developed 400-Mile Range Missile to Strike Deep Into Russia

Ukraine claims to have developed a new long-range missile capable of striking deep into Russian territory.

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N. Korea’s Kim Set for Arms Talks With Putin in Russia: US

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un expects to meet with President Vladimir Putin in Russia to discuss providing arms to Moscow for its war in Ukraine, the US said.

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Nearly 100 Russian Soldiers Convicted Per Week for Refusing to Fight in Ukraine: UK Intel

Nearly 100 soldiers are being convicted every week in Russia for refusing orders to fight in Ukraine, a recent UK intelligence report has revealed.

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Ukraine Destroys Russia’s Rare ‘Predel-E’ Radar System: Report

The Ukrainian military destroyed Russia’s “Predel-E” radar system during an attack in the contested Kherson region.

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Ukraine to Acquire Mobile Anti-Drone Solution From Teledyne, Kongsberg

Teledyne FLIR Defense has signed a $31-million agreement with Kongsberg to provide counter-drone technology for Ukraine.

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Kyiv Targeted by ‘Most Powerful’ Aerial Attack Since Spring

Ukraine was targeted by the “most powerful” barrage of missiles and drones since the spring, authorities said, with two people reported dead.

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Finland Announces $100M Additional Military Aid to Ukraine

Finland will deliver additional military aid to Ukraine to support its defense against the Russian invasion.

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Ukraine Says Second Cargo Ship Reaches Safe Waters Despite Russian Warning

Ukraine said a second civilian cargo ship leaving the port of Odesa had reached safe waters despite warnings from Russia that such vessels may be considered military targets.

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