Views: 11 Chinese-made Tiger 4×4 armored vehicles, supplied by Russia to its forces in Ukraine, have been seen on the battlefield, according to a report by Militarnyi. The ZFB-05 Xinxing vehicles, also known as the Tiger, were spotted in use by Russian troops on the battlefield, showcasing a new level of foreign military equipment support for […]
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Views: 9 Russia plans to keep defense spending at historic highs in 2025, with a proposed budget of 13.2 trillion rubles ($142 billion), according to a draft budget revealed by Bloomberg. The allocation represents a sharp increase from the 10.4 trillion rubles projected for 2024, and defense spending is expected to account for 6.2% of
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Views: 9 Swedish defense giant Saab has announced plans to open a new munitions facility in Grayling, Michigan, as part of its ongoing efforts to expand U.S. defense manufacturing capacity. The facility, scheduled to break ground in the fourth quarter of 2024, will focus on the final assembly and integration of shoulder-fired munitions and precision
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Views: 8 On September 12th, a small Norwegian fishing boat, the Ragnhild Kristine, confronted a Russian warship conducting live-fire exercises in the Barents Sea. The fishermen, focused on securing their catch, found themselves at odds with one of the Northern Fleet’s largest destroyers, the Admiral Levchenko, as it prepared for strategic drills. As the crew
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Views: 11 A Russian Orion reconnaissance drone from the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) reportedly crashed near the city of Taganrog, according to several Telegram channels. The crash, which occurred near a military airfield, resulted in a small explosion. The drone, which is believed to have been heading toward Ukraine, lost control and crashed into a
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Views: 7 Late on September 22, Russian forces launched a series of airstrikes on Zaporizhzhia, targeting civilian infrastructure and residential areas with upgraded guided bombs. According to the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration (RMA), at least seven airstrikes were carried out in the city and its surrounding district, resulting in significant destruction and casualties. The attacks
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Views: 9 IFAD President at G7: Bigger and smarter investments in small-scale agriculture are key to build a prosperous Africa Rome, Italy, 25 September 2024 — “Our first line of action against climate change, hunger and poverty is prosperous rural communities. Investing in small-scale farmers and rural entrepreneurs is the most effective way to unlock
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Views: 9 Aston Villa legend Nigel Spink has said “thank you to Arsenal” for letting Emi Martinez go, with the Argentine star now the world’s best goalkeeper. WHAT HAPPENED? The enigmatic South American severed ties with the Gunners in 2020 after being restricted to just 38 appearances across nine years in north London. He did
Views: 9 The England forward was surprisingly dropped to the bench at Crystal Palace, sparking fresh rumours of trouble behind the scenes “I think he is on the way back,” Erik ten Hag said after seeing Marcus Rashford score two goals in Manchester United’s 7-0 rout of Barnsley in the third round of the Carabao
