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The Hidden Flaws Of American Systems: Between Technological Dependence And Remote Deactivation
‘Patriot Bonds,’ An Indonesian Shakedown?
Hegseth Says US Will Not Be ‘Pushed Out’ Of Indo-Pacific, Calls On Allies To Boost Defense Spending
Japan's Support Of Ukraine Conflict Harms Asia-Pacific Security
Russia's Defence Minister Reveals Comprehensive Picture On Operations In Ukraine
All Quiet On The Western Front: A Strong Anti-War Film, And At The Right Time
MICHIGAN, U.S.--German writer-director Edward Berger’s new film adaptation of the Erich Maria Remarque anti-war classic All Quiet on the Western Front (Im Westen nichts Neues, 1928) is an impressive depiction of the horror of the First World War. More than that, it depicts the ruthlessness with which an entire generation were sent to the slaughter.
S. Korea Successfully Test-launches L-SAM Missile Interceptor
SEOUL, South Korea--The military has successfully test-fired a long-range surface-to-air missile(L-SAM), one of the key elements of the country’s missile defense program.
India Pursue Russian Arms Deal Despite The Threat Of US Sanctions
LONDON, UK--India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a $5.4 billion dollar missile defence system sale to India despite warnings from the United States of sanctions.
US to pull Patriot batteries from key MidEast countries
The US is moving up to eight Patriot air defense batteries from key countries in the Middle East, according to a Wall Street Journal Report Friday. The report calls it a “major realignment” of the US military footprint, potentially affecting Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, key US partners in the region. This means it also could affect Israel. Air defense batteries are key to protecting countries against Iranian missiles and other threats.