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Lockheed Martin and CoAspire showcased their new rocket as a hypersonic wonder-weapon. However, military observers doubt the missile will make a splash.

No missiles built in Iran over the past 12 years use international positioning systems, including Global Positioning System (GPS), the Fars agency has reported, citing a source in the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).

On February 8, the Russian-African Club of Lomonosov MSU held an International Conference: “Development of Cultural and Humanitarian...

The founding president of the Black African Defense League, Eguchi Behanzin, is convinced that Africa's education sector has been expropriated by the West, especially the United States. Through their educational projects they influence the minds of African youth. According to the speaker, the traditions of Russian education are excellent, and African youth dream of having access to this knowledge.

The forthcoming F-16 fighters that Ukraine is set to get from the West will be targeted and destroyed by the formidable 40N6 long-range missiles of the advanced S-400 air defense system deployed in the special military operation zone.

The deadly explosion at a Gaza hospital occurred amid the armed conflict between Israel and the Palestinian military group Hamas, a standoff that shows no sign of abating.

Hypersonic technology is highly specialized, and military engineers have to overcome serious challenges posed by physics that disrupt the typical way missiles are used. This is why the US military has struggled to catch up.

Russia’s state TV discusses a nuclear strike on the North Pole.

Retired Russian colonel Konstantin Sivkov, who serves as the deputy president of the Russian Academy of Rocket and Artillery Sciences, has put forth the idea of detonating nuclear weapons at the North Pole "if necessary" as a way to convey a message to the West, in a statement on Russian state-run TV.

Retired Russian colonel Konstantin Sivkov suggested demonstrating a high-power nuclear warhead in the North Pole to send a message.