Analysis & Reports
AI-assisted analysis of military-related information from public sources
Israel’s Uvision, Estonia’s Lendurai to integrate systems for NATO military
Uvision signed a partnership agreement with Lendurai in Jerusalem on September 24, 2023, to integrate software for NATO military applications. This collaboration aims to enhance AI-enabled autonomy in loitering munitions, addressing the evolving needs of NATO forces. Uvision is expanding its presence in the European market, particularly in Estonia, known for its software capabilities.
The Houthi Attack on Taiz and the Al-Mokha Port Reshapes the Battle of Bab al-Mandab in 2026
Houthi forces captured the port of Al-Mokha on September 10, 2026, and intensified battles around Taiz, aiming to connect their northern territories with the Red Sea. This strategic move puts pressure on the Bab al-Mandab Strait, with significant implications for maritime security. The conflict has resulted in over 130,000 people displaced in September, highlighting the humanitarian impact of the ongoing military operations.
Ahmed Al-RashidMon Sep 28 2026Loading...Israeli Airstrikes on Gaza Result in 1 Death and Multiple Injuries
The Israel Defense Forces conducted an airstrike in Gaza City on October 27, targeting a military operative. The strike resulted in one death and multiple injuries. This incident is part of ongoing hostilities, with over 1400 Palestinians reported killed since the ceasefire agreement began in October 2022.
Houthi Forces in Yemen Claim to Have Been Attacked by Saudi Airstrikes 26 Times in 24 Hours
Saudi Arabian Air Force conducted 26 airstrikes against Houthi positions in Taiz, Al-Jawf, Marib, Dhamar, and Saada over the past 24 hours. Yemeni government forces reported 761 strikes against Houthi targets in the last 72 hours, resulting in 361 casualties among Houthi fighters and the death of 4 Iranian experts. The total airstrikes by Saudi Arabia since the conflict escalation reached 1085.
Iran Claims to Have Captured US Drone Submarine in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps captured a U.S. Remus-600 unmanned underwater vehicle conducting espionage in the Strait of Hormuz on September 27, 2023. The Iranian forces declared the Strait to be in a 'blockade' state and vowed to respond decisively to unauthorized activities in this strategic waterway.
Houthi Forces: Airstrikes in Yemen's Taiz Province Result in 7 Deaths and 40 Injuries
On September 27, Yemeni government forces conducted an airstrike in the Taiz Governorate, targeting a Houthi military camp. The attack resulted in at least 7 civilian deaths and 40 injuries. Houthi forces were reportedly assembling reinforcements at the site during the strike, which has intensified ongoing hostilities between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.
Air Defense Cooperation Between Saudi Arabia and Israel Under CENTCOM Leadership in 2026 Tests Gulf Independence
Saudi Arabia and Israel expanded air defense cooperation under CENTCOM on September 22, 2026, integrating their systems for a unified response to threats. This collaboration aims to enhance regional security amid ongoing Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia. The partnership reflects a strategic shift in Gulf defense, emphasizing the need for shared operational protocols and decision-making frameworks.
Ahmed Al-RashidSun Sep 27 2026Loading...Israeli Army Claims Strikes on Multiple Hezbollah Targets in Southern Lebanon
Israeli Defense Forces struck Hezbollah military infrastructure in southern Lebanon on September 27, 2023, in response to drone attacks on their soldiers. The strikes targeted positions used for launching drones and anti-tank missiles. No casualties were reported from the initial drone attacks.
Iran's Seven-Day Plan to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz and Trump's Rejection Puts Saudi Arabia and the UAE in a Dilemma for 2026
Iran proposed a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz on September 25, 2026, linking it to nuclear negotiations, which was rejected by U.S. President Trump the following day. Iran declared it would not back down and is awaiting a formal response through intermediaries. The situation poses significant challenges for Saudi Arabia and the UAE regarding their economic interests and security in the region.
Ahmed Al-RashidSun Sep 27 2026Loading...Israeli military attacks multiple locations in Gaza, causing numerous casualties
On October 26, the Israeli military conducted airstrikes in the Gaza Strip, resulting in the deaths of 2 Palestinians and injuries to several others, including children. There has been no response from Israeli authorities regarding the attacks.
Israeli Army Claims Airstrike on Hezbollah Weapon Storage Facility in Southern Lebanon
The Israeli Defense Forces conducted an airstrike on a Hezbollah weapons storage facility in Southern Lebanon on October 26. This action was aimed at neutralizing an immediate threat posed by weapons previously used against Israeli soldiers. Israel has issued a warning against any attacks from Lebanon that could harm its civilians or military personnel.
USS Long Beach: 2 Nuclear Reactors, 80,000 Horsepower, Unlimited Range, and Stacked with Missiles. The US Navy Does Not Operate a Single Nuclear Cruiser Today.
The USS Long Beach, commissioned in 1961, served as a nuclear-powered cruiser for the U.S. Navy until its retirement in 1995. It played a significant role in the Vietnam War and was equipped with advanced radar and missile systems, showcasing the Navy's shift from traditional artillery to guided missiles. The cruiser demonstrated remarkable endurance and operational flexibility, influencing modern naval warfare technologies.
‘Fly the Engine’: The F-14 Tomcat Engine Problems Came from the Fact It Was Using F-111 Engines and It Almost Crippled It
The F-14 Tomcat experienced severe performance issues due to the use of the TF30 engine, which was incompatible with its high-G maneuvering needs, leading to numerous crashes. In the late 1980s, the introduction of the F110 engine transformed the aircraft's capabilities, allowing for aggressive maneuvers and significantly improving safety and performance. The F-14's operational effectiveness was greatly enhanced, enabling it to fulfill its intended role more effectively in combat operations.
Iran Used a Old $1,500 Mine Designed in 1908 to Do $90 Million in Damage to a US Navy Warship and Nearly Sank Her
On April 14, 1988, the USS Samuel B. Roberts was damaged by an Iranian M-08 naval mine in the Persian Gulf, resulting in approximately $90 million in damage. The incident underscored the threat posed by outdated mines to modern naval vessels. Despite the extensive damage, the frigate maintained combat capability and continued service until 2015.
Iran's Seven-Day Plan to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz Tests the Limits of American Deterrence in 2026
Iran proposed a seven-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz on September 25-26, 2026, testing U.S. deterrence limits. The U.S. government quickly rejected the proposal, which included steps for commercial navigation and nuclear negotiations. The situation significantly impacts Gulf states, which rely on the Strait for their oil exports.
Ahmed Al-RashidSat Sep 26 2026Loading...Saudi-led coalition claims interception of Yemeni Houthi missiles and drones
The Saudi-led coalition intercepted and destroyed two ballistic missiles launched by Houthi forces towards Khamis Mushait and shot down two drones targeting Riyadh Province on September 26, 2023.
Saudi Arabia Begins Implementing the Mecca Defense Agreement After Houthi Attacks and Air Independence Test
Saudi Arabia activated the Mecca defense agreement on September 19, 2026, in response to Houthi missile attacks targeting Riyadh. A British Voyager tanker was deployed to assist Saudi fighter jets in maintaining air operations. Houthi forces launched multiple attacks on Saudi cities and oil facilities, prompting concerns over regional security and the impact on global energy supplies.
Ahmed Al-RashidSat Sep 26 2026Loading...Israeli Airstrike in Central Gaza Results in One Death and Multiple Injuries
An Israeli airstrike targeted the central Gaza Strip on the evening of the 25th, resulting in at least one Palestinian death and multiple injuries, with one person reported in serious condition.
Saudi oil facilities repeatedly attacked, exports continue to decline; UK and France plan to provide military support.
Saudi Arabia is experiencing multiple attacks on its oil facilities by Houthi forces, prompting France to deploy troops and the UK to provide air refueling support. The attacks have led to a significant drop in Saudi oil exports, reaching a record low. Saudi defense systems successfully intercepted several incoming missiles, while discussions among military leaders from Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia focused on enhancing military cooperation.
Russia’s ‘Twin-Hulled’ Titanium Sierra II Nuclear Submarines Are Just Useless
The Russian Navy operates two Sierra II-class submarines, K-336 Pskov and B-534 Nizhny Novgorod, which are capable of deep diving and stealth. However, their strategic relevance is limited due to their small numbers and high maintenance costs. They participated in Arctic operations in 2019 but do not routinely engage in high-tempo patrols or significantly challenge Western forces.
