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Search ArticlesRussia: The 10k Missile Mystery
September 5, 2026: Russia recently brought some 10,000 missiles out of storage to deal with the current missile shortage. Some of these missiles have components that have exceeded their shelf life and are no longer reliable. Russia discovered this when it tried to use these older missiles and found many did not work at all or exploded on launch. This is not a new phenomenon. The American military spends over $30 million a year disposing of aging munitions.
Russia: Expands Army For Ukraine
September 4, 2026: Vladimir can sense that he is going to lose in Ukraine but wants to go out fighting and keep Russian forces in Ukraine, even if only a small portion of Ukraine, for as long as possible. Part of this plan involves allegedly expanding the army to 2.3 million soldiers. Russian officials in charge of mobilizing troops expect to be asked for another few hundred thousand at most. Currently, Russia has about 700,000 troops in Ukraine, while the Ukrainian forces have nearly 900,000.
Surface Forces: Turkish Istanbul-class Frigates
September 4, 2026: Last month, the Turkish Navy launched the sixth of eight 3,100-ton Istanbul-class frigates. Two more such frigates are being built for the Indonesian Navy. Each ship costs about $500 million and is 113 meters long and 14.4 meters wide. Top speed is 54 kilometers an hour, with a cruise speed of 26 kilometers an hour. Range is 10,600 kilometers at cruise speed, or 19 days at sea. Two Rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RHIBs) are carried.
Russia: Military Expansion Failure
September 3, 2026: Since 1945, the Russian army has undergone seemingly continuous reform and anti-corruption efforts. Another one of those is now underway, again in response to the lackluster performance of Russian forces in Ukraine. One can see how the current reform efforts will plagiarize earlier ones. Two years ago, a scandal led to the arrest of a Russian deputy defense minister. Then the ministry’s personnel directorate head was hauled into court.
Iran: The Shadow War
September 3, 2026: The conflict between Iran and America, which began about four months ago, recently ended. The peace agreement was seen as a victory for Iran. What was left out was that both sides understand this is an intermission, and both are preparing to resume hostilities in the near future.
Russia: Foreign Aid Crisis
September 2, 2026: The war in Ukraine forced Russia to become dependent on military and technology aid from Iran, North Korea, and China. While Iran and North Korea are long-time allies, China is a neighbor that considers Russia a reckless, unreliable neighbor. China told Russia that the Ukraine War was a mistake and does not provide aid to Russia, but will sell Russia items it needs and cannot easily obtain because of economic sanctions.
Leadership: Procurement Failure In America
September 2, 2026: In 1961, when President and former Five-Star General Dwight Eisenhower left government service, he warned of the Military-Industrial Complex. In the previous two decades, Eisenhower had served as Supreme Commander of Allied forces in Europe. After the war, he became the first commander of NATO, then served eight years as president of the United States. After all that, Eisenhower's most important advice was to beware of the Military-Industrial Complex.
Intelligence: Israeli Indian Intelligence Cooperation
September 1, 2026: During the recent Iran war, it was revealed that there were, and long had been, many Indian intelligence operatives active throughout the country. The Indians kept quiet about it, especially the fact that the Indians worked with the Israeli network, which included Iranians, Indians, other Iranian minorities, and a few Israelis. The Israeli network has been active since the 1980s, when a religious dictatorship took control of the government.
Counter-Terrorism: The Violent Expansion Of Islam
September 1, 2026: During the first century of Islamic expansion, a lot of people died opposing the 35-year-long rampage of the Islamic armies. Most estimates put the number at 100 million or more. But in 700, the world population was essentially the same as in 600. There should have been 10-20 million more people, but those were the number of people in the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Central Asia, North Africa, and Europe who died opposing the Islamic attacks.
Procurement: Secret German Drone Factory
August 31, 2026: Germany, like most other major military powers, watched with great interest as Ukraine invented modern drone warfare in order to defeat Russian invaders. Ukraine quickly turned to NATO nations for assistance and received it. So far, 57 percent of the military aid Ukraine has received has come from European nations, with the rest from America. This has turned Europe into a major drone designer and manufacturer.