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Putin Says He’s Open to Discussing Trump’s Peace Plan But Warns Ukraine Faces Defeat
Russian President Vladimir Putin has indicated he might be open to certain elements of a U.S. peace plan for Ukraine. However, he warned that Russian forces would continue their advance in the Donbas region if Kyiv refuses his ceasefire conditions.
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AI Brings About a Shift in Video Surveillance
AI is revolutionizing video surveillance, moving beyond simple motion detection to systems that not only see what’s happening but understand why. This shift promises more proactive, reliable, and efficient security through Vision-Language Models (VLM) which combine visual information with language, allowing them to track activities over time and identify cause and effect.
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U.S. Army buys more Bradley A4s from BAE Systems
The U.S. Army has awarded BAE Systems a $390 million contract modification to procure additional Bradley A4 fighting vehicles, expanding its fleet of modernized armored platforms. These upgrades enhance lethality, protection, and onboard systems, supporting the Army’s commitment to equipping its Armored Brigade Combat Teams.
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Microsoft to Block Unauthorized Scripts in Entra ID Logins with 2026 CSP Update
Microsoft is enhancing security for Entra ID authentication by blocking unauthorized script injection attacks, starting in late 2026. This move involves updating their Content Security Policy (CSP) for the “login.microsoftonline.com” sign-in experience, allowing only scripts from trusted Microsoft domains to execute, thereby preventing malicious code.
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France Conducts High-Intensity Armored Drills in UAE
France recently concluded intense armored drills in the UAE, showcasing its military readiness in desert conditions. The exercises spanned three days and involved Leclerc tanks, CAESAR artillery, and VBCI infantry fighting vehicles. These high-intensity maneuvers were part of the Franco-Emirati Gulf 25 exercise in Abu Dhabi. French forces maintain a forward presence in the Gulf…
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Air Force practices operating from cut-off bases in fierce future war
The U.S. Air Force is actively preparing for potential conflicts, focusing on the ability of its units to operate independently from remote locations, even if communications are disrupted or supplies are cut off. This initiative is vital for future high-end warfare.
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Japan’s defense chief inspects frontline bases close to Taiwan
Japan’s Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi recently visited Ground Self-Defense Force units on Ishigaki and Yonaguni, islands strategically located near Taiwan. This inspection comes amid increasingly strained relations between Japan and China, highlighting the importance of these remote garrisons.
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U.S. Navy conducts joint mission with Guyana near Essequibo
The USS Winston S. Churchill, a U.S. Navy destroyer, recently completed a joint mission with Guyana’s GDFS Shahous in the Caribbean Sea. This operation, which occurred on November 22, signals expanded maritime cooperation and supports U.S. Southern Command’s counter-drug operations and broader Department of War tasking, especially amid recent regional instability concerning the Essequibo region.
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Google Brings AirDrop Compatibility to Android’s Quick Share Using Rust-Hardened Security
Google has made a significant move: Android’s Quick Share now works with Apple’s AirDrop, enabling easier file and photo transfers between Android and iPhone devices. This cross-platform sharing feature, initially for Pixel 10 and expanding to more Android devices, was built with memory-safe Rust for robust security against common vulnerabilities, ensuring direct peer-to-peer transfers without…
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Sanctions Hit Russia’s Bulletproof Hosting Provider
U.S., UK, and Australia sanction Russia-based Media Land for providing bulletproof hosting to ransomware groups like LockBit, BlackSuit, and Play, freezing assets and prohibiting transactions.