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The Astute-class boats, are the largest and most advanced attack submarines ever built for the Royal Navy.

This J-36 sighting suggests that China could be on track to introduce the world’s first sixth-generation platform.

Militaries exist, in most contexts, to help nations preserve their borders. In that sense, the application of U.S. assets towards stemming illegal immigration is a commonsense application of military might.

Who could blame Russian consumers for being skittish about purchasing vehicles that can’t handle the cold?

An F-35 in “beast mode” can lug an extra 22,000 pounds of internal and external weapons.

Venezuela’s army is far larger than Guyana’s. But Caracas might achieve better results with deniable “gray zone” attacks against its eastern neighbor than with an outright invasion.

Tehran’s old answers to its problems with America and Israel just don’t work anymore.

If its imperial vision isn’t decisively defeated, any peace agreement with Russia over Ukraine is guaranteed to be merely temporary.

Ukrainian officials have commended the M1 Abrams tank’s resilience on the battlefield.

Despite involving two of Europe's largest aviation firms and a leading information technology company, the program has been plagued with internal troubles.

Kyiv’s military is now operating in the Russian Belgorod Oblast; despite this, Russia refused America’s proposed thirty-day ceasefire.

Brink did not have an easy job—serving as the link between the United States and Ukraine at a time of profound difficulty for the latter country.