Analysis & Reports
AI-assisted analysis of military-related information from public sources
Japan Plans to Build Dedicated Facilities for "Active Network Defense"
Japan plans to construct a dedicated cyber defense facility in Tokyo to enhance its proactive measures against cyber attacks. The design phase is scheduled to begin in 2027, with completion targeted for around 2032. This facility will consolidate efforts from the Japanese Self-Defense Forces and the National Police Agency to improve collaboration in addressing cyber threats.
Israeli Director's Documentary Reveals Details of Mass Killings of Gaza Civilians: Israeli Military Uses AI to Identify Targets and Launch Attacks at Night, Even if It Means Killing the Target's Family
A documentary directed by Israeli filmmakers reveals that the Israeli military has conducted mass killings of civilians in Gaza using AI technology to identify targets for nighttime airstrikes. Since the offensive began in 2023, over 73,000 Palestinians have died, with most being civilians. Testimonies from military insiders indicate that the military knowingly targeted areas with civilian presence, leading to significant casualties.
Missile Defense of Japan, the U.S., and South Korea Moves to Combat Stage in Freedom Edge 2026
Japan, the U.S., and South Korea conducted the Freedom Edge 2026 missile defense exercise at Yokota Air Base from September 7-11, 2026. The exercise involved approximately 2,300 personnel and 6 destroyers, focusing on integrating sensor data for air defense. Concurrently, North Korea commissioned a new destroyer, the Kang Gon, highlighting regional military developments.
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Super Exciting Live Action: Real Footage of Multiple J-10C Bombing Training Sessions
A certain unit of the Air Force is conducting live-fire training and air combat exercises with multiple J-10C fighter jets at the coastal frontline. The training involves ground target live-fire and emphasizes the need for high-intensity operations in future combat scenarios. The performance of the J-10C is noted to be improving, indicating its readiness for upcoming missions.
The Four Types of Main Battle Equipment of the People's Liberation Army Make Their Debut at the Egypt Air Show: What Step Is Still Needed for the Air Force's Systematic Deployment at Sea?
The Chinese Air Force displayed four types of military aircraft, including the KJ-500 early warning aircraft and J-16 fighter jet, at the Egypt Airshow on September 8, 2026. This marks the first international showcase of these models, emphasizing China's military capabilities and potential for export. The event also reflects Egypt's considerations for military procurement, focusing on comprehensive support systems rather than just aircraft specifications.
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Japan's Ministry of Defense submitted a budget request of approximately 8.9 trillion yen for FY2027, focusing on accelerating unmanned systems development. This shift aims to transform Japan's defense capabilities and change the burden-sharing in the U.S.-Japan alliance. The plan includes expanding the use of unmanned aerial systems and underwater vehicles, while addressing challenges in procurement speed and operational integration.
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Jun Zhengping Studio: Baseless Speculations from Certain Forces Cannot Disrupt the Open and Confident Progress of the Chinese Military
The People's Liberation Army (PLA) is actively participating in various international military exercises across Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Africa, focusing on humanitarian operations and defense cooperation. The report emphasizes China's commitment to a defensive military policy and criticizes Western narratives that misinterpret these activities as military threats. It asserts that the PLA's engagements are aimed at enhancing mutual trust and regional stability.
F-117 Nighthawks Flew 2 Percent of Desert Storm’s Sorties and Hit 40 Percent of the Targets — More Than 1,500 of Them in 43 Nights, Without a Single Loss. 8 Years Later a 1961 Soviet Missile Shot 1 Down.
On 27 March 1999, the F-117A Nighthawk, call sign Vega 31, was shot down by the 3rd Battalion of the Yugoslav Army’s 250th Air Defence Missile Brigade near Budjanovci during NATO's Operation Allied Force. The aircraft was targeted using an Isayev S-125 missile system, resulting in the first loss of an F-117 to enemy fire. Lt. Col. Dale Zelko ejected and was rescued after eight hours.
The Pentagon is using polygraphs to hunt leakers, but the tests are more theater than fact
In August 2025, the Pentagon subjected approximately 50 military officers and civilian employees to polygraph tests as part of an unprecedented inquiry into press leaks regarding the Iran war and U.S. munitions. The use of polygraphs, criticized for being more theatrical than factual, has escalated to identify internal dissenters, impacting personnel clearances and fostering a culture of fear regarding disclosures. This campaign may discourage internal candor and divert focus from core security priorities.
US absent as western powers meet on wartime protections for civilians
The U.S. is absent from the International Contact Group on Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response summit in Brussels, signaling a retreat from its previous leadership role in civilian protection efforts. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismantled the Pentagon's civilian protection mission, which has led to concerns about rising civilian casualties in conflict zones. The U.K. and Netherlands are now leading the initiative without U.S. participation, indicating a significant shift in international military cooperation regarding civilian harm mitigation.
The US Air Force Built Only 21 B-2 Spirits and They Cost About $2,000,000,000 Each. It Wants at Least 100 B-21 Raiders at Roughly $750,000,000 Apiece.
The U.S. Air Force is developing the B-21 Raider stealth bomber, with the first flight occurring on November 10, 2023, at Palmdale, California. The program aims to procure at least 100 units, with a target cost of approximately $750 million each. This initiative seeks to replace the aging B-2 Spirit, which had a significantly higher cost per unit.
Israeli Army Claims Destruction of Hezbollah Underground Facilities in Southern Lebanon Using Over a Thousand Tons of Explosives
Israeli forces destroyed Hezbollah underground facilities located beneath Alita Hill in Southern Lebanon on September 10, using over 1100 tons of explosives. The operation targeted a network of tunnels used by Hezbollah's Badr unit, which included various Iranian-made weapons. This action is part of Israel's strategy to secure the region and prevent Hezbollah's re-entry into the area.
UK Maritime Agency: Unidentified Flying Object Strikes Two Vessels West of Oman
On September 10, two vessels were struck by unidentified flying objects approximately 4 nautical miles west of Seeb, Oman. One vessel caught fire, and the status of the other remains unknown. The British Maritime Trade Operations is investigating the incident and has advised passing vessels to navigate cautiously and report any suspicious activity.
Israeli Army Claims to Have Destroyed Hezbollah's Underground Tunnel Network in Southern Lebanon
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) destroyed Hezbollah's underground tunnel network in Southern Lebanon on October 10, using over 1100 tons of explosives. The operation targeted the Ali Taher Ridge and involved the destruction of eight tunnels totaling 5.4 kilometers. The IDF discovered numerous weapons, including rockets and drones, during the operation, which was confirmed by Israeli leadership as a completion of their organizational efforts in the region.
The United States Approves Sale of "Black Hawk" Helicopters to Argentina
The U.S. State Department approved the sale of UH-60L Black Hawk helicopters and related equipment to Argentina on September 10, with a total estimated value of 1.4 billion USD.
Houthi Forces Claim Saudi Arabia Launched 64 Airstrikes on Multiple Locations in Yemen
The Saudi Air Force conducted 64 airstrikes against Houthi positions in Yemen over the past 24 hours, targeting the provinces of Taiz, Hodeidah, Marib, and Jawf. The airstrikes involved F-15 and Typhoon fighter jets launched from bases in Taif and Khamis Mushait. Houthi forces reported intercepting a combat formation in Taiz, using surface-to-air missiles to force its withdrawal.
Japanese Public Protests Maritime Self-Defense Force's Test Launch of Tomahawk Missiles in the U.S.
Japanese citizens protested against the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force's deployment of the 'Tachikaze' destroyer to the U.S. for Tomahawk missile testing in Sasebo. Protesters raised banners opposing missile deployment and voiced concerns about local security risks. The destroyer had completed its missile test in July and returned to Sasebo recently.
Kyiv Mayor Claims City is Under Attack from Russian Drones
Ukrainian air defense forces are conducting interception operations against Russian drone incursions in Kyiv. Mayor Vitali Klitschko issued an emergency statement urging residents and visitors to move to safe areas for their protection. No response has been reported from the Russian side regarding these incursions.
Houthi Forces Occupy Strategic Hanish Islands in the Red Sea
Houthi forces deployed troops and established military positions on the Hanish Islands following the withdrawal of Yemeni government naval forces on September 10. That same day, after intense fighting, Houthi forces captured the strategic port city of Mocha in Taiz province, forcing Yemeni government forces to retreat to the Zubab area. The Yemeni government subsequently declared a combat zone along the western coast to counter Houthi activities.
We Learned Nothing from 9/11
The report highlights the ongoing ideological motivations behind terrorism, particularly in relation to the 9/11 attacks. It discusses how various governments, including Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, engage with extremist groups while maintaining diplomatic relations with the U.S. The analysis suggests that future terrorist threats could emerge from these nations, utilizing diplomatic channels to facilitate their activities.
