Drone Threat Restricts Three Moscow Airports, Disrupting About 150 Flights
A drone threat restricted operations at three Moscow airports on Tuesday, October 27, reportedly delaying or canceling around 150 flights…
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Russia’s 24,000-Ton Generalissimo Suvorov Submarine Fires 5,160-Mile Missile Underwater
Twenty-four thousand metric tons is the submerged displacement behind Russia’s latest long-range missile exercise. The nuclear-powered Generalissimo Suvorov submarine fired…
Destinus Builds Nearly 300 Ruta Missiles Monthly, but Logistics May Lag
Nearly 300 Ruta cruise missiles a month is the production rate Dutch-headquartered startup Destinus says it has reached in Europe….
Ukraine Adviser Says Geran-5 Hit 1,000 Kilometers Per Hour, Raising Interceptor Bar
A faster interceptor cannot compensate for a target detected too late or handed off unreliably. That is the central engineering…
Ozon Says Ukrainian Drone Attacks on 11 Russian Hubs Cost 30.1 Billion Rubles
Ozon says Ukrainian drone attacks on 11 of its Russian logistics centers generated 30.1 billion rubles in losses during the…
Russia Restarts Diesel Exports, but First Release Covers Under One U.S. Day
Russia has partially reopened diesel exports, but the initial announced release is modest beside the fuel demand it is meant…
Iran’s 5,000 Military-Linked Agencies Imported $2 Billion Despite U.S. Blockade
A network of more than 5,000 agencies linked to Iran’s military imported at least $2 billion in hardware, explosives and…
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Bring Hour-Long Fuel Lines to 50 Russian Regions
A relatively stable gasoline price means little when the pump is dry. Reported Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries contributed…
Former Air Force Vice Chief Says Tejas Mk-2 May Miss Frontline Window
India’s Tejas Mk-2 could arrive after its value as a frontline fighter has substantially faded, according to recently retired Indian…
Ethiopia Gets Two Russian Su-35 Fighters Early, With 10 More Planned
Russia has delivered Ethiopia’s first two Su-35 fighters a year ahead of schedule, opening a planned acquisition of 12 aircraft….
Ukraine Restores Starshield Access, but Delayed Patriot Missiles Leave Wider Gaps
Ukraine has restored full access to Starshield, removing a reported satellite-connectivity constraint that had disrupted some interceptor-drone operations. But the…
Villa Vie Suspends 1,301-Day Cruise as Fuel Expense More Than Triples
A ship intended to serve as a home for years has stopped moving residents around the world because slowing down…
Russia’s Energy Ministry Proposes 2.1-Ruble Fuel Markup After Ukrainian Refinery Strikes
Russia’s Energy Ministry has reportedly proposed adding another 2.1 rubles per liter to gasoline and diesel prices as refinery damage…
Moldova Reports 40-Plus Drone Incursions, Forcing Temporary Airport Closures
Moldova’s air-surveillance radars can warn controllers that a drone is approaching, but they cannot remove it from the sky. That…
Reported Taman Substation Attack Brings Recurring Blackouts Across Occupied Crimea
Electricity returned to parts of occupied Crimea, according to Russian-installed authorities, but the restoration did not hold everywhere. Residents in…
Denmark Orders First Long-Range Missiles, Including F-35 Weapon, Price Undisclosed
Denmark has committed to buying its first long-range precision missiles, including a weapon for its F-35 fighters, without disclosing the…
Ukrainian Drone Strikes Leave Rosneft Refineries Across Russia With Prolonged Outages
Rosneft’s enormous refining network is designed to supply fuel across Russia, yet repeated Ukrainian drone strikes have left several of…
Retired Air Force KC-10 Tanker Leaves Arizona Boneyard Without Refueling Boom
A retired U.S. Air Force tanker has flown out of long-term storage, but it did so without the equipment that…