Analysis & Reports
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The First Mobile Division of the Armed Police Conducts Mountain and Forest Combat Training
The First Mobile Division of the Armed Police conducted combat training in mountainous forest terrain during the summer. The exercise involved multiple units, including reconnaissance and assault teams, simulating operations against terrorist threats and a hostage situation. The training focused on enhancing coordination and tactical response capabilities among the troops.
Australia's SM-2 Ground Launch Test Reveals the Reality of Alliance Air Defense in 2026
Australia conducted a successful ground launch test of the SM-2 missile from a trailer-based system at Woomera during the Taipan Strike 2026 exercise. The missile intercepted a BQM-74E target drone, demonstrating the adaptability of naval systems for land-based defense. This test follows increased concerns about vulnerabilities to missile threats in the region, particularly after a recent missile launch by a Chinese submarine.
Tanaka TakashiFri Jul 24 2026Loading...Russia claims to strike Ukrainian military ports; Ukraine claims to repel Russian military attacks.
Russian forces conducted airstrikes on Ukrainian military targets, including drone production facilities and ports, on the 23rd. They reported controlling Berytske in the Donetsk region. Ukrainian forces engaged in 261 combat incidents, successfully repelling multiple Russian attacks while their air defense intercepted many incoming threats.

Racing Against Time! The Sea and Air "Weave" a Three-Dimensional Rescue Network
A joint search and rescue operation was launched by Air Force rescue units in response to simulated drowning incidents at sea. Helicopters and landing craft coordinated efforts to locate and retrieve multiple individuals from the water. Medical transport aircraft awaited the return of the rescue teams to provide immediate care. The operation was executed efficiently, with no delays in the transfer of rescued individuals to medical facilities.
China Coast Guard takes control measures against multiple Philippine vessels engaged in illegal activities in waters under China's jurisdiction around Huangyan Island.
On July 24, the Chinese Coast Guard took control measures against multiple Philippine vessels engaged in illegal activities in the Scarborough Shoal.
U.S. Military Claims 13th Consecutive Night of Airstrikes on Iran
The U.S. military conducted airstrikes against Iranian military targets on July 23 at 18:45 EDT. This operation marks the 13th consecutive night of strikes, aimed at diminishing the Iranian Revolutionary Guard's threat to commercial shipping.
U.S. Military Claims New Round of Military Strikes Against Iran
The U.S. military launched a new round of airstrikes against Iranian military targets on July 23, 2023, at 18:45 EDT, marking the 13th consecutive night of such actions. These strikes aim to hold Iran accountable and mitigate threats posed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard to commercial shipping. Earlier, U.S. forces had compelled 12 commercial vessels to alter their routes and incapacitated one vessel since reinstating maritime blockade operations.

China Is Giving Its Coast Guard a Naval Z-20 as U.S. Submarines Remain Its Hardest Pacific Problem
China's Coast Guard began operating a naval Z-20F helicopter from the Haijing 5901, enhancing its maritime capabilities. This new variant is intended for anti-submarine warfare, although its full capabilities remain unconfirmed. The Coast Guard's activity around Taiwan has increased significantly, reflecting a closer integration with the People's Liberation Army Navy. The Z-20F represents a substantial upgrade over older helicopter models.

Eagles Strike! A Multi-Photo Report on Carrier-Based Aircraft Training现场
The Naval Aviation Brigade of the Southern Theater Command conducted live-fire training for carrier-based aircraft. This training emphasized real combat scenarios and performance assessments to improve pilot skills and tactical operations. The exercise aimed to enhance the unit's overall operational capabilities.
Iran claims to have intercepted a U.S. "Tomahawk" missile; explosions heard in southern Iran
On July 23, Iranian air defense intercepted a U.S. Tomahawk cruise missile over Kahnouj in Kerman Province. Explosions were reported near Geshm Island and in the Strait of Hormuz, with local residents confirming multiple blasts in the vicinity.

A Retired General Says This Is About Giving the President More Options, Not About Expanding the Iran War Itself
The U.S. Armed Forces are surging military resources, including 5,000 personnel and various equipment, to the Middle East to enhance operations against Iranian military targets. Special operations forces are being deployed from U.S. bases, and airstrikes have increased under the direction of U.S. Central Command. The ongoing military operations have incurred costs of $37 billion, prompting additional funding requests from Congress.

Iran Went After the Energy Routes and Russia Is Now Going After the Food, Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Says
Russia has attacked at least three civilian cargo ships in the Black Sea, resulting in casualties among crew members. In response, Ukraine has launched drone strikes targeting Russian e-commerce warehouses. The Ukrainian Foreign Minister accused Russia of jeopardizing global food security and announced a request for a UN Security Council meeting to address the situation. This marks a significant escalation in maritime conflict between the two nations.

‘Incredible work’: Ukrainian F-16 downs Russian fighter jet for first time
A Ukrainian F-16 shot down a Russian Su-35 fighter jet in air-to-air combat on the eastern front in July 2026. This marks the first air-to-air kill by a Ukrainian F-16 since their deployment in 2024. The engagement highlights the advancements in Ukraine's air defense capabilities, as confirmed by U.S. military officials.
An Iranian Officer Killed in U.S. Airstrike
A U.S. airstrike on Shalamcheh, Iran, on the 23rd resulted in the death of Iranian Army officer Amir Mohammad Salehimi. The attack also left 11 others injured, with a total of 2 fatalities reported. The strike involved missile usage and targeted the border area with Iraq.
The U.S. May Intensify Crackdown as Iran Prepares for Military Escalation
The U.S. military conducted airstrikes against Iranian military targets on July 22-23, 2023, including facilities in Shalamcheh, Iran. In response, Iranian forces attacked U.S. military installations in Jordan and Kuwait, resulting in casualties. The U.S. has increased its military presence in the region, preparing for further operations against Iran.

More Americans Now Say This War Is Not Worth Fighting Than Ever Said So About Iraq Back in 2006
Public dissatisfaction with the Iran conflict has reached historic levels, with 68% of Americans stating it is not worth fighting. President Trump's approval rating regarding the war has plummeted to -40, reflecting significant discontent. The ongoing conflict has also led to rising gas prices and concerns among Republican lawmakers about the political ramifications as midterm elections approach.
Houthi Attack on Saudi Oil Tanker, US Threatens to Hold Iran Accountable
Houthi forces attacked two Saudi oil tankers off the coast of Shuqaiq on the 23rd, using ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones, resulting in fires on the vessels. The attack prompted warnings from the Houthis against Saudi military actions and threats from the U.S. to hold Iran accountable. This incident marks a significant escalation in maritime tensions in the region.
Iran Attacks CIA Facilities in the Gulf Region, Possibly with Russian Assistance? Lavrov Refutes Western Claims
Iranian forces launched drone attacks on CIA facilities in the Gulf region, with indications of Russian assistance in targeting and operational support. Reports suggest that more than one but fewer than twelve facilities were attacked using modified Shahed drones. U.S. intelligence analysts are investigating the extent of Russian involvement in these operations.
The 8th Country? U.S. Media Reports: U.S. Government is Studying Whether to Take Military Action in Mali
The U.S. government is considering military action against the extremist group JNIM in Mali, as reported on October 23, 2023. This potential action could make Mali the eighth country targeted for military strikes during President Trump's term. Internal divisions exist within the U.S. regarding this decision, and the U.S. has increased intelligence sharing with Mali to bolster counter-terrorism efforts.
Four Warehouses Bombed in Succession, Dozens Injured or Killed, "Russian Version of Amazon" Targeted by Ukrainian Airstrikes
Ukrainian Armed Forces conducted drone strikes on logistics warehouses belonging to the Russian online retailer Wildberries in Krasnodar Krai and Stavropol Krai, resulting in dozens of casualties. These attacks, confirmed by Ukrainian President Zelensky, aim to disrupt Russian military supply chains. Over the past week, four warehouses have been targeted, causing significant damage and operational losses for the company.






