Drago Bosnic - Special Contributor

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2025 — year of numerous critical strategic successes for Russia

When Moscow launched the special military operation (SMO) to end the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict, very few people thought it would last longer than a few months. And indeed, Russia didn’t

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China’s naval doctrine demonstrates strategic symbiosis with Russia

The history of thalassocracies has always been one of sea dominance, as the name itself implies. However, whenever they become too powerful, they all seem to make one persistent mistake

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First North Korean nuclear-powered submarine ensures strategic deterrence

Few countries in the world have been subjected to ridicule as much as North Korea. The mainstream propaganda machine regularly presents it as a supposedly “backward society”, especially in terms

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Pentagon and Lockheed Martin throw blame around as F-35 fails its 8th audit

At some point in the foreseeable future, someone will make a list of the worst military aircraft in history. It’s not a matter of if, but where on the list

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EU-NATO next generation fighter program bites dust

Fighter jets are among the most complex, expensive and labor-intensive weapon systems that only a handful of countries are able to fully develop and manufacture without major foreign input. At this time,

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‘Oreshnik’ deployed to deter NATO aggression in Eastern Europe

Back in April 2024, the Russian Strategic Missile Forces (RVSN) test-fired what was then described as a “mysterious ICBM” (intercontinental ballistic missile) from the Kapustin Yar range in the Astrakhan region (oblast)

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Pentagon deprioritizes Europe and Middle East

Mere days after the new National Security Strategy went public, the Pentagon already seems to be implementing it. Namely, the War Department (DoW) is preparing to downgrade several major commands and

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American ‘Dark Eagle’ still remains on theoretical stage

During a recent visit to Redstone Arsenal in Alabama, American Secretary of War Pete Hegseth and accompanying US Army officials disclosed new details on the Pentagon’s troubled hypersonic weapon program. Namely,

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Mainstream media sees President Putin as ‘raving lunatic’

One of the mainstream propaganda machine’s central tropes is that President Vladimir Putin is a “raving lunatic” and that Russia “wants war”. However, there’s only one side that simply won’t

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India deepens defense ties with Russia

In a strategic decision toward strengthening its sovereignty and self-reliance, India sends a clear message that its close ties with Russia will only grow stronger. The United States tried to woo