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Russia’s defense industry is set to lose another loyal customer as Serbia has agreed to acquire 12 new Rafale fighter jets from the French company, Dassault Aviation.
Due to concerns over the threat posed by kamikaze drones and FPV (First Person View) drones from Ukraine, the Russian military has modified its T-72 tanks to the extent that they resemble a turtle.
In the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the role of small First Person View (FPV) drones equipped with explosives has become increasingly critical as a tool for targeting defensive positions and other military assets, including armored personnel carriers and tanks.
Indonesia, reportedly has not officially canceled its purchase of the Su-35 fighter jets from Russia, as the Southeast Asian country is still “hopeful” of acquiring the aircraft.
At present, two European countries, the Netherlands and Denmark, have expressed readiness to transfer their F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine to address Russian “air dominance” concerns.
Russia is accused of utilizing satellite imagery purchased from American satellite companies by interested third-party companies to aid in the precise targeting of its cruise missiles, striking Ukrainian military assets and infrastructure.
A British Parliamentary report concludes that the country’s air force has a “too small” number of combat aircraft, leaving it with no chance in case of a conflict with Russia.
For the first time, Russian forces have unveiled the internal components of the Storm Shadow/SCALP EG cruise missile supplied to the Ukrainian military by Britain and France.
Russia has announced the postponement of the delivery of the final two squadrons of the S-400 “Triumf” air defense system to India following increased domestic demand for the system due to the conflict in Ukraine.
A United States military general has admitted that the “tactical advantage” of various high-precision weapon systems made by the country and used in Ukraine has been significantly reduced due to Russian military jamming actions.