Monthly Archives: October 2022

Russia’s Iskander Tactical Missile Outdone By Its North Korean ‘Cousin’ the KN-23: Defence Scholar A. B. Abrams

Russia’s Iskander Tactical Missile Outdone By Its North Korean ‘Cousin’ the KN-23: Defence Scholar A. B. Abrams

Although the world’s first ballistic missiles developed by Nazi Germany were employed largely for strategic bombardments of enemy cities, during the Cold War as precision improved drastically the use of such weapons for tactical purposes became increasingly viable. Following the end of the conflict

North Korea’s New Nuclear-Tipped Cruise Missile Makes Any U.S. Invasion Much Harder: Bases Across Japan in Range

North Korea’s New Nuclear-Tipped Cruise Missile Makes Any U.S. Invasion Much Harder: Bases Across Japan in Range

North Korea has successfully test launched a new class of nuclear capable precision guided cruise missile, which was referred to by the state run Korea Central News Agency (KCNA) as an asset that would “enhance the combat efficiency and might” for the military’s “operation of tactical nukes.” 

Building a Mechanised Corps for the Donbas: Why Russia is Modernising its T-62 Tanks For Re-Commissioning

Building a Mechanised Corps for the Donbas: Why Russia is Modernising its T-62 Tanks For Re-Commissioning

The Russian defence corporation Uralvagonzavod has begun a major modernisation program for Soviet era T-62 tanks, which although out of service for well over a decade could see several hundred made operational with 21st century level sensors and armour protection. The T-62 first entered service in

China’s Semi-Autonomous Next Gen. Tank Needs Just Half the Crew of its Western Rivals – Unveiling Imminent

China’s Semi-Autonomous Next Gen. Tank Needs Just Half the Crew of its Western Rivals – Unveiling Imminent

On October 9 Chinese state media outlet CCTV teased the unveiling of a never before seen fourth generation battle tank, one which integrates a range of unprecedented new capabilities that could ensure a comfortable Chinese lead in armoured warfare. The vehicle is expected to be unveiled imminently. Although little is known about the new vehicle,

German Military’s Arsenal Wouldn’t Last 48 Hours in a Major War – Quantitative and Qualitative Deficiencies Both Severe

German Military’s Arsenal Wouldn’t Last 48 Hours in a Major War – Quantitative and Qualitative Deficiencies Both Severe

A recent report by German Parliament defence commissioner Eva Hoegl has revealed that the munitions of Germany’s armed forces are wholly insufficient to sustain even a limited conflict, with the country expected to run out of armaments after just 48 hours of sustained fighting should a major war

A Major Shift in How Russia Fights: Missile Strikes Across Ukraine Retaliate For ‘Terror Bombing’ on Crimean Bridge

A Major Shift in How Russia Fights: Missile Strikes Across Ukraine Retaliate For ‘Terror Bombing’ on Crimean Bridge

The Russian Military on October 10 launched major missile strikes across major Ukrainian infrastructure targets in all major regions ,with the Kiev region absorbing close to one third of strikes. The attacks come two days after a bombing of the Kerch Strait Bridge on October 8 took it out of

North Korean Air Force Deploys Over 40 Fighters For Massive Exercise Near Southern Border – New Images Released

North Korean Air Force Deploys Over 40 Fighters For Massive Exercise Near Southern Border – New Images Released

New footage released by North Korean state media has shown several dozen fighters and attack jets deployed for large scale exercises near the southern border, in one of the largest shows of force by the Korean People’s Army (KPA) Air Force this decade. Three separate fighter classes were confirmed

Indonesia Likely to Drop French Rafale Plans: Investing in South Korea’s Promising KF-21 Fifth Generation Fighter

Indonesia Likely to Drop French Rafale Plans: Investing in South Korea’s Promising KF-21 Fifth Generation Fighter

South Korea’s KF-21 fifth generation fighter is expected to be a strong performer on global export markets, and since its first flight in July has seen renewed interest from abroad. Although using relatively weak engines and having a more limited flight performance than leading fifth generation