Operations & Campaigns
Explore documented attack campaigns, coordinated threat actor operations, and the geopolitical dynamics behind them.
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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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Poland picks Saab’s A26 submarine design, contract eyed by year’s end
Poland’s Ministry of National Defense has selected Sweden’s Saab A26 Blekinge design for its new submarine fleet, aiming to procure three submarines under the Orka program with a contract expected by year-end. This decision strengthens Poland’s deterrence in the Baltic Sea.
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Military Court Sentences 8 to Life in Prison Over Crimean Bridge Bombing
A Russian military court has sentenced eight men to life in prison for their alleged involvement in the 2022 bombing of the Crimean Bridge. This bridge is a crucial symbol of Russia’s claim to the annexed peninsula.
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Ukrainian Drones Target Rosneft Refinery in Samara – Reports
Ukrainian drones reportedly targeted targets across various Russian regions overnight, with some reports claiming an oil refinery in the southern Samara region was hit. Russia’s Defense Ministry stated that its air defenses intercepted 118 Ukrainian drones.
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U.S. B-52 bombers join expanded Caribbean security push
U.S. B-52H Stratofortress bombers recently conducted a “Bomber Attack Demonstration” over the Caribbean Sea as part of Operation Southern Spear, highlighting an expanded security push in the region to counter transnational criminal networks.
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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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U.S. Carrier Aircraft Patrol Venezuelan Coast
U.S. Navy carrier aircraft, including E-2D Hawkeye and F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, were spotted conducting patrol flights along the Venezuelan coast on Monday. This marks the first visible sign that the USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, has commenced active operations in the Caribbean Sea. It recently arrived in the region. This transition…
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Japan, UK Conduct First Airborne Drop in Hokkaido
Japan and the UK recently concluded Exercise Vigilant Isles 25 in Hokkaido, marking a significant milestone in their military cooperation. The drills, held from November 5 to 20, included their first-ever joint airborne drop on Japanese territory. The exercise brought together Japan Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) airborne and amphibious units with British paratroopers from the…
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UK Tests FC100 Drone’s Heavy-Lift Capabilities
Flowcopter has successfully completed a week of flight testing for Project MORRIGHAN, a UK jHubMed initiative. The tests focused on uncrewed logistics support and casualty evacuation capabilities. Their FC100 heavy-lift drone flew various prototype cargo systems, both underslung and hard-coupled. This demonstrated its operational potential for the UK defense community.
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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…