The Analyst emphasizes the importance of understanding historical conflicts and their implications on current military strategies, arguing for proactive adaptations in warfare technology, particularly emphasizing the evolving role of drones and the need for constant development in defense systems.
Read More DANGER: PREPARING FOR THE WRONG WARThe article discusses the evolving debate surrounding the necessity and effectiveness of nuclear-powered submarines (SSBNs) in the context of advancing drone technology, highlighting their costs, strategic value, and potential obsolescence in future warfare scenarios.
Read More DOES THE SSBN STILL MAKE SENSE?The past 25 years revealed numerous US military blunders, with implications seen in Ukraine and the Houthis. Advances in technology have shifted power dynamics, demonstrating vulnerabilities in traditional military strengths and challenging the status quo of great power superiority.
Read More THE EQUALIZATION OF POWERThe ongoing conflict in Ukraine continues. Russian drone & missile attacks targeting civilians increase. Ukraine is improving its defenses, producing equipment domestically, and maintaining resilience, while navigating complex international dynamics, including U.S. politics and support.
Read More WHAT NEXT FOR UKRAINE?Ukraine’s recent drone attacks on Russian oil refineries have significantly disrupted Russia’s oil processing capacity, compromising military logistics, and raising domestic unrest. Simultaneously, sanctions exacerbate Russia’s economic vulnerability and highlight defense shortcomings amidst winter challenges.
Read More UKRAINE’S OIL WAR ON RUSSIAUkraine’s missile and drone strategy has rapidly evolved in response to the war, developing advanced capabilities and targeting key Russian assets, fundamentally altering future warfare concepts, and providing lessons for Western militaries on agility and innovation in arms development.
Read More UKRAINE’S MID-LONG RANGE STRATEGY
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