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NATO's Allied Maritime Command released photos Wednesday after a Portuguese P-3 Maritime Patrol Aircraft found a Russian submarine in the Baltic Sea.
The ship-fired weapon looks to be getting a new role as a long-range air-to-air missile that could be a big deal in a fight with China.
Russia is throwing troops into high-casualty attacks for marginal tactical gains.
The Times of London reported on Sunday that the drones were the Chinese-made Wing Loong, aligning with specifications released by Italian officials.
Ukraine’s maritime drone attacks have rendered Russia’s Black Sea Fleet base on Crimea “useless,” the head of its navy has said.
Pro-Ukraine partisans claim they have blown up a railway line deep inside Russia that was being used to transport North Korean ammunition to the front line.
Russian aggression in Ukraine poses a threat to world peace and stability. China provides material support for Russia’s actions. All this is entirely clear. In Beijing, immediately after a meeting with Xi Jinping in April this year, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that “Russia would struggle to sustain its assault on Ukraine without China’s support”. This included selling huge quantities of machine tools and micro-electronics that would be used in the Russian defence industry.
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Kyiv has been pleading with its Western partners to provide the country with modern fighter jets. The anticipated arrival and deployment of the first batch of F-16 fighter jets in Ukraine will be welcomed by the country and its supporters.
Demand and manufacturing of older Western weapons systems is up as countries want to boost their own stocks with Russia in mind, and help Ukraine.
Russia’s wider war in Ukraine is a drone war. The side that can deploy more and better unmanned aerial vehicles – for surveillance, strike, minelaying and even resupply – has a clear advantage, even if it’s outnumbered or outgunned in other ways.
Kyiv has not yet claimed responsibility for the attacks, although Ukraine has previously struck Russian energy sites and targeted its infrastructure.
Hezbollah said that it fired more than 200 missiles at Israeli military sites in retaliation for the killing of one of its senior commanders in southern Lebanon.
South Korea has threatened to go all-in on supporting Ukraine as Russia and North Korea get closer. Putin's response put it in a tough spot.
New fighting has broken out in northeastern Myanmar, bringing an end to a Chinese-brokered cease-fire and putting pressure on the military regime as it faces attacks from resistance forces on multiple fronts in the country's civil war. The Ta'ang National Liberation Army, one of three powerful militias that launched a surprise joint offensive last October, renewed its attacks on regime positions last week in northeastern Shan state, which borders China, Laos and Thailand, and the neighboring Mandalay region with the support of local forces there. Since then, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army has joined in, and by Friday, combined forces from the two allied militias had reportedly encircled the strategically important city of Lashio, headquarters of the regime's northeastern military command.
The HMS Diamond shot down nine drones and a Houthi missile, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said.
Russian troops have taken control of parts of a key hilltop town in eastern Ukraine, a strategic gain that could pose major problems for Ukrainian troops trying to defend the area from further advances.
Sea drones could revolutionize naval warfare, giving smaller navies an edge over much larger fleets, a retired Ukrainian naval officer said.
As the fights in the Middle East continue to pull the US military's focus to challenges there, a carrier gap may be emerging in the Western Pacific.
A selection of our coverage of the war in Ukraine from the past fortnight.
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