Russia is secretly assisting Iran in the development of supersonic cruise missiles, potentially aimed at threatening American warships in the Middle East, through a program called C340L initiated in 2023. (translated)
Russia secretly helps Iran develop supersonic cruise missiles. Leaks reveal the program behind one of the most significant technology transfers. (translated)
Russia itself periodically closes its airports for drones; the risk exists regardless of the statement. The accusation of "terrorism" comes from those who bomb cities with ballistic missiles, but certainly making the skies of China, Turkey, and the Gulf unsafe is an escalation. (translated)
Siccome non si riesce a creare una no-fly zone nei cieli ucraini per proteggere il Paese dai droni e dai missili russi, saranno i droni ucraini a trasformare i cieli russi in una no-fly zone per l’aviazione civile. 1/2 #Ucraina #Droni #Conflitto
The United States struck Iranian targets in the Strait of Hormuz, provoking a response from Tehran with missiles and drones, while Trump threatens to annihilate Iran in case of retaliation. (translated)
The cruiser Admiral Nakhimov of the Russian Navy becomes operational again after 28 years of modernization work, with the aim of completing the process by the end of 2026 and armed with hypersonic missiles. (translated)
Russian missiles and drones have struck the Odessa region, causing fires in several structures, including homes, a thermal power plant, and a border checkpoint with Romania. (translated)
Ukraine needs air defense, interceptor missiles, and ground-to-air batteries. Spare us your hypocritical diplomacy. First to live. How many lives would have been saved if Kyiv had the necessary means to defend its citizens and Europe? (translated)
Drones have violated Latvian and Estonian airspace, triggering a nighttime alert and causing NATO fighters to take off in response, while missile attacks on Kyiv continue in Ukraine. (translated)
A massive missile and drone attack by Russians on Kyiv has caused at least ten deaths and several injuries, targeting civilian structures and a railway depot. (translated)
The United States bombed the island of Larak in response to Iranian threats, raising new tensions in the Middle East and provoking a reaction from Tehran that launched missiles at American bases in Jordan. (translated)
Today, fuel oil is up another 5% (wholesale, on the futures markets). Eh... the Yemenis are now hitting ships and tankers 1,000 km away with missiles that cost little... And you can't intercept them, because the ships and tankers to protect would be hundreds every day. (translated)
The island of Larak, located at the eastern entrance of the Strait of Hormuz, is strategically important for Iran due to its position for monitoring and surveillance of maritime traffic in the Gulf, a factor that led to the U.S. attack on its missile launch platforms. (translated)
Alessandro Gassmann criticizes the misuse of public funds, arguing that the 360 million spent on American missiles could have financed the purchase of seven Canadairs, necessary to tackle the climate crisis. (translated)
The war between the US and Iran resumes. Washington's raid on the island of Larak. Missiles from Tehran on American bases in Jordan and the Emirates. "Tanker on fire at Hormuz" - read. (translated)
The war between the United States and Iran intensifies with a U.S. attack on Larak Island and Iranian countermeasures that include missiles on American bases in Jordan and the Emirates, while a tanker is on fire in the Strait of Hormuz due to mines. (translated)
Iran responded to a U.S. attack by launching missiles at bases in Jordan, according to Arab sources and confirmation from an American official. (translated)
American forces attacked two Iranian launchers on Larak Island in response to the preparation of missile attacks by the Revolutionary Guards, while Iran threatened retaliation and reported casualties following the incident. (translated)
Russia launched a massive attack near Kiev with 598 drones and 31 missiles, causing 37 dead and wounded, while Polish Prime Minister Tusk warns that the next six months will be crucial and there are fears of a Russian provocation against NATO countries. (translated)
At the port of Bari, a van is coming down from the ferry from Patras. Inside, three anti-tank missiles. On the tubes, the blue training bands were adhesive tape, and underneath there was the yellow and black of the high explosive. Europe spends 864 billion on weapons and admits it doesn't know how to count them. (translated)
