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A specialized department tasked with operating submarines equipped with the “Poseidon” nuclear torpedoes will commence operations in the Russian Pacific Fleet early next year.
Japan Coast Guard (JCG) has placed an additional order for three H225 helicopters, taking its total H225 fleet up to 18.
The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reports that several Gulf Arab states, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), have provided critical intelligence to help Israel counter a barrage of Iranian kamikaze drone and ballistic missile attacks.
Israel reportedly had to expend US$1.5 billion (approximately RM7.1 billion) to counter a barrage of Iranian ballistic missiles and suicide drones yesterday.
Jordan’s decision to direct its fighter jets to intercept and shoot down Iranian missiles and suicide drones aimed at Israel has drawn sharp criticism from across the Arab and Islamic world.
Iran has reportedly deployed the powerful electronic warfare system, “Avtobaza-M,” in various areas around its capital, Tehran, in preparation for possible retaliatory strikes from Israel and the United States.
India is widely known to have strained relations with Turkey, a situation that could deteriorate further if New Delhi’s proposal to sell the BrahMos cruise missiles to Greece materializes.
Qatar and Kuwait have reportedly issued directives to the United States stating that their fighter jets are not permitted to use airbases in these Arab nations to launch airstrikes against Iran.
-In the late 1980s, the Royal Thai Navy sought a potent emblem of its maritime prowess within Southeast Asia, leading to the decision to commission an aircraft carrier.
Due to a photograph published (and subsequently retracted) by the United States Navy, it became the butt of jokes not only among its comrades in the U.S. Armed Forces but also among military personnel worldwide.