The Su-35’s loss was first reported earlier in July, but was initially attributed to a Ukrainian anti-air missile system and not the Fighting Falcon. This week during testimony to the Senate ...

The warship, named for the Italian revolutionary and republican who contributed to the unification of Italy in the 19th century, served as the flagship of the Marina Militare (Italian Navy) for more ...

The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed that a “combat trainer aircraft” had been lost due to a “technical malfunction,” though other sources described it as a friendly fire incident. A Russian Su-57 ...

The President of the United States is one of the most heavily protected individuals—if not the single most protected—in the world. This protection naturally extends to his transportation, including ...

On Thursday alone, the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces, Kyiv’s centralized drone command, struck 14 Russian vessels in the Sea of Azov. Most of the targets were gasoline tankers heading to Crimea.

Russia’s military has announced with great fanfare that it is in “complete control” of the city of Kostyantynivka in the Donetsk region. Ukrainian commanders, and Western analysts, disagree. The ...

New F-16 Fighting Falcon and F-35 Lightning II fighters are en route to undisclosed airbases in the Middle East, while additional tanker aircraft are being routed to Israel. The United States military ...

Japan’s newfound interest in intelligence collection is partially a response to Russia, which has used Tokyo as a smuggling hub to violate Western export controls. Japan has never had an effective ...

Turkey is edging toward transferring its two S-400 systems to an unspecified third party, though it is not yet clear who. NATO member Turkey is finally readying to resolve the issue that led to its ...

Can Ukraine’s attacks disrupt Russia’s energy sector, weaken its war effort, and alter the long-term future of Russian oil? Russia’s oil industry has become an important target in Ukraine’s effort to ...

CISA is one of around 100 organizations approved to use Anthropic’s Mythos model, which is far better than human penetration testers at detecting and exploiting software bugs.