The former head of the Armenian Ministry of Defense’s Military Control Service, Colonel General Movses Hakobyan, was summoned yesterday by Armenia’s Special Investigation Service for comments made during a press… Continue reading "Former Armenian Commander Who Blasted Government Failures During War Is Now Under Investigation"
Late on Wednesday, 18 November, the United Kingdom’s Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced a new £16.5 billion funding package for the Ministry of Defence. The move comes at a time… Continue reading "UK Announces Massive Military Spending Boost"
An unprecedented political crisis in Israel may impact plans to purchase US equipment as the conflict between the Likud party finance minister and the Defense Minister, prime minister to be,… Continue reading "Sudden Political Crisis In Israel Interferes with Arms Purchase From US"
This month, Russia and Sudan signed an agreement providing for the establishment of a new Russia naval base near the creatively-named coastal city of Port Sudan, Sudan. Lying close to… Continue reading "New Russian Naval Base Coming to Sudan"
With Joe Biden’s victory in the 2020 presidential elections, the future of relations with Iran has once again come into question, sending officials and diplomats throughout the Middle-East and US… Continue reading "US Election Results Put Future of Iran Nuclear Deal into Question"
Boeing has received contracts from Qatar and Saudi Arabia to provide support to those countries’ F-15 fleets to a value of around $10.6 billion. For the Qatari’s, Boeing has three… Continue reading "Boeing Picks Up Over $10 Billion for Middle East F-15 Contracts"
Despite the increasing fiscal burden placed upon the nation by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Republican-held Senate is once again proposing an increased annual defense budget. The recently unveiled proposal is… Continue reading "Senate Proposes $700 Billion Budget for Department of Defense"
More than a thousand military students have been infected with Coronavirus in Poland. The spread of the disease was rapid among young soldiers, who had to participate in the annual… Continue reading "Polish Military Academies Overrun by Coronavirus"
Aided by the chaos of the Libyan civil war, Islamist groups made significant gains in northern Mali over the course of 2013. The French were quick to act and rapidly… Continue reading "France to Withdraw Troops From the Sahel Region"
Street protests broke out overnight in the Armenian capital of Yerevan, following Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan’s announcement last night that the government of Armenia had signed an agreement with Azerbaijan… Continue reading "Protests Break Out In Yerevan Following Peace Deal Declaration"