Recently, there have been serious terrorist attacks in Mali, including one at a gendarmerie school in the capital and another at Bamako Airport. In response to these incidents, prosecutors from the Alliance of Sahel States—made up of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso—have launched an investigation against Wassim Nasr, a journalist
Earlier this year, something strange happened at China’s Wuchang Shipyard, which is located near Wuhan. According to U.S. officials, a new nuclear-powered attack submarine sank while it was still being prepared for its first journey. This submarine, known as the Type 041 Zhou class, was initially thought to be conventionally
Recently, images and videos of a car in Lebanon hit by a mysterious airstrike started spreading on social media. What caught everyone’s attention was the damage to the car’s windshield. The impact mark looked very different from what we usually see after a traditional missile strike, leading many to wonder
In the early days of a recent war, the United States rushed to communicate with Israeli leaders who were meeting to plan a major attack on Hezbollah, a militant group based in Lebanon. The US wanted to warn them that their information might be wrong and that they needed to
A recent report from Reuters has revealed something surprising: Russia is secretly working with China to create long-range drones that might soon be used in the ongoing war in Ukraine. This program is raising eyebrows, especially as NATO is becoming more involved in the conflict. Who’s Behind the Program? The
On the second anniversary of the mysterious bombing of the Nord Stream pipelines, Russia’s intelligence agency, the SVR, has made some bold claims. They allege that the United States and the United Kingdom were behind the attack, which they say was an act of economic warfare against Germany and other
In a significant move, the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), made up of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, has announced exciting plans to work with Russia’s space agency, Roscosmos, to launch two satellites. This collaboration aims to improve communication and security in their region, which faces many challenges. Why Satellites?
Iran has been secretly helping arrange talks between Russia and Yemen’s Houthi rebels to send powerful anti-ship missiles to the militant group, according to several Western and regional sources. This deal, which hasn’t been revealed until now, shows how close Iran and Russia have become. The missiles in question, known
At the end of World War II, the United States had nearly 1,000 shipyards building and maintaining vessels for both military and commercial use. But now, according to US Congressman Michael Waltz, that number has dropped to just about 20. This sharp decline has raised alarms about the state of
