Former US and NATO general Wesley Clark recently accused Serbia of being a puppet for Russia and said President Vucic wanted to expand Serbia’s borders. President Vucic fired back: “To Mr. Clark and everyone else, it’s obvious Serbia isn’t anyone’s puppet—not Russia’s, not America’s, and never will be.” Vucic also
NATO has just opened its first-ever liaison office in the Arab world, located in Jordan, marking a significant shift in its strategy towards the Middle East. This new office in Amman highlights NATO’s deepening ties with Jordan and its broader aim to enhance its presence and influence in the region.
Western precision weapons, once hailed for their effectiveness in Ukraine, are now failing against Russia’s advanced electronic warfare tactics. The Excalibur artillery round, Himars missiles, and other high-tech arms that initially gave Ukraine an edge are now being jammed and rendered useless. While some newer weapons still hit targets, experts
Chinese troops have joined Belarusian forces for major military exercises near Europe’s NATO borders, raising eyebrows and tensions. This collaboration marks a significant shift as Belarus, traditionally allied with Russia, seeks closer ties with China amidst the Ukraine conflict fallout. The drills, named Eagle Assault 2024, involve scenarios like anti-terrorism
South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol plans to raise an unusual topic at the NATO summit in Washington D.C.: the threat North Korea poses to Europe. Despite South Korea not being a NATO member, Yoon intends to highlight the risk posed by North Korea’s military cooperation with Russia, particularly in
Recent Russian drone and missile attacks have devastated Ukraine’s air force, destroying multiple Sukhoi Su-27 fighters and raising serious concerns about the future safety of incoming F-16 jets from Western allies. Despite plans to bolster air defenses and build underground bunkers, the vulnerability of these high-value aircraft remains a critical
On Thursday, during a debate with Donald Trump, President Joe Biden labeled Russian President Vladimir Putin a “war criminal” and warned of potential invasions beyond Ukraine, suggesting threats to Poland and other regions. At Thursday’s debate with Donald Trump, President Joe Biden, calling Russian President Vladimir Putin a “war criminal,”
Russian experts have obtained the guidance system from a U.S. ATACMS missile, a high-tech weapon recently provided to Ukraine. By analyzing its components, such as ring laser gyroscopes and GPS modules, they aim to uncover the missile’s weaknesses and strengths. This knowledge could enable Russia to better intercept and jam
Over the weekend, several US military bases in Europe, including the one in Stuttgart, Germany, raised their alert levels to the second-highest state due to a serious and reliable terrorist threat. This heightened security, which hasn’t been seen in a decade, prompted closures of various services and activities, urging personnel