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
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has unveiled its latest innovation—lightweight bulletproof jackets designed to boost the safety of Indian soldiers, especially during counter-terrorism operations. These advanced jackets, known as ABHED (Advanced Ballistics for High Energy Defeat), offer an upgraded level of protection against some of the most dangerous
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
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
For the first time in over 40 years, China has launched a powerful intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) into the Pacific Ocean. This type of missile can travel thousands of miles, capable of reaching far-off countries, and the move has caught the world’s attention—especially the United States and its allies. Though
Imagine a world where complex weapons and military parts can be made quickly, cheaply, and with less waste. This is not science fiction—it’s happening right now thanks to 3D printing, also called additive manufacturing. This groundbreaking technology builds physical objects, layer by layer, using a digital design. It’s already being
Moshe Avichzer, an Israeli soldier, is haunted by the sounds of children crying and the destruction left behind in Gaza. After completing a mission that left the area in ruins, with its people struggling for water and electricity, he needed to unwind. But where does someone like him go to
In mid-July, Burkina Faso’s leader, Ibrahim Traore, made a bold statement. He revealed that he had evidence of a secret plan to destabilize the country, and he pointed fingers at France. According to Traore, this plot was not just backed by France but also by its allies Benin and Côte
Japan and Russia had a tense moment in the skies when a Russian military airplane entered Japanese airspace without permission. Japan’s Defense Ministry called it a serious violation and quickly responded. On Monday, a Russian Il-38 reconnaissance plane flew over Rebun Island, which is located in the far north of
