Page 2 - Cold Response News Today

Sweden has had partial conscription since 2017 for both men and women and MailOnline spoke to a group of young people in central Stockholm about the possibility of war with Vladimir Putins Russia.

Childrens rights organisation Bris said its phone operators reported a huge uptick in the number of callers worried about war coming to Sweden

In a rousing speech that took note of his countrys hotly-anticipated accession to NATO this year, Carl-Oskar Bohlin called on ordinary citizens to ask themselves who are you if war comes?

The U.S. needs to better secure its Arctic territories and waters, while working more with its allies to better secure theirs. Although the Arctic has been relatively peaceful since the end of the Cold War—a recurring mantra has been “high latitude, low tensions”—U.S. military forces need to be prepared for unexpected conflicts that can erupt quickly, like Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and Hamas’ devastating attack on Israel. 

The crash raised new questions about the safety of the Osprey, which has been involved in multiple fatal accidents over its relatively short time in service.

Jacob "Jake" Galliher, a 2017 graduate of Taconic High School, died in the crash off the coast of Japan.

Jacob "Jake" Galliher, a 2017 graduate of Taconic High School, died in the crash off the coast of Japan.

“What we're seeing now is that the current war in Ukraine illustrates that we need to be capable of staying in the fight for a longer duration and that requires volume,” Lars Lervik, chief of staff of the Norwegian Army, told Breaking Defense.

The World of Statistics recently unleashed a bombshell on its social media handle, revealing the rankings of military spending for 2022. | Pulse Nigeria

Kongsberg are building a depot worth $46.6m in Rygge for the maintenance of the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter fleet.