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The U.S. Navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornet Is Fighting in Iran. It Might Be the Fighter’s Last War
The F/A-18 Super Hornet is currently engaged in combat operations in Iran as it nears retirement. The aircraft has received extensive upgrades, enhancing its operational capabilities. Despite its modernization, the F/A-18 is not classified as stealthy and faces challenges against contemporary air defenses. The U.S. Navy plans to eventually replace the F/A-18 with next-generation aircraft.
Europe's Defence Transformation: From Pledges to Deployable Capability
Germany withdrew its Eurofighter detachment, comprising approximately 150 personnel, from Malbork air base on 24 March 2026, creating a gap in NATO's air policing. France's Thales announced the SkyDefender air defense system on 11 March 2026, while Lithuania plans to increase defense spending to 5-6% of GDP in response to threats. The European Commission aims to mobilize 800 billion euros for defense investments.
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Alexandra ReevesSun Mar 29 2026Loading...Iran Claims US E-3 AWACS Aircraft "Destroyed"
An E-3 AWACS belonging to the U.S. Air Force was reportedly destroyed by Iranian missile and drone strikes at a Saudi airbase on March 29, 2023. The strikes hit the aircraft near its tail section, resulting in significant structural damage. Photographic evidence has been released showing the extent of the damage.
Israeli Industrial Zone Attacked, Hazardous Materials Leak
An Iranian missile struck an industrial area in Beersheba on March 29, igniting a fire and causing a hazardous material leak. Israeli emergency services are on-site, with three specialized teams assessing the situation. Nearby residents have been advised to stay in safe areas to avoid inhaling harmful substances.
Pentagon reportedly preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran
The Pentagon is preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran as U.S. forces, including Marines from the Tripoli Amphibious Ready Group and elements from the 82nd Airborne Division, amass in the region. This follows an Iranian missile and drone attack that injured U.S. service members in Saudi Arabia. Decisions on the operations now rest with President Trump, as the U.S. military continues to respond to escalating threats.
Pentagon reportedly preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran
The Pentagon is preparing for weeks of ground operations in Iran as U.S. forces, including Marines from the Tripoli Amphibious Ready Group and elements from the 82nd Airborne Division, amass in the region. This follows an Iranian missile and drone attack that injured U.S. service members in Saudi Arabia. Decisions on the operations now rest with President Trump, as the U.S. military continues to respond to escalating threats.
Invincible-Class: The Tiny Stealth AIP Submarine Built to Dominate Shallow Water
Singapore's Ministry of Defense signed a contract on May 8, 2025, to acquire two additional Invincible-class submarines as part of its submarine force renewal program. The existing submarines, RSS Invincible and RSS Impeccable, were commissioned in September 2024, while two more are undergoing sea trials in Germany and expected to return by 2028.
The Ukraine War Has Cost Russia Everything — and Putin Still Thinks Stopping Would Cost More
Russia continues military operations in Ukraine, facing over 250,000 casualties and significant economic challenges since February 2022. Despite these losses, Putin persists in the conflict, believing that the costs of peace would be greater than continuing the war. The situation remains dynamic, with ongoing military aid to Ukraine and a lack of resolution in sight.
The Diplomacy of Delay: How Russia's Negotiating Strategy Extends the Ukraine War While NATO Rearms
Russian forces conducted mechanized assaults near Lyman in March 2026, utilizing over 20 armored vehicles. Ukraine's air defense effectiveness has declined due to ammunition shortages, while NATO members collectively increased defense spending to over $1.4 trillion. Ongoing negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow have stalled, with no progress made on key issues. Poland has notably ramped up its military rearmament efforts in response to regional threats.
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Air Defense Destroyer: New SiAW U.S. Air Force Missile to Fly from F-35, F-47 NGAD and New B-21 Raider Stealth Bomber
The U.S. Air Force is advancing the development of the Stand-In Attack Weapon (SiAW) to effectively counter sophisticated air defense systems in Iran and Venezuela. This missile will be integrated into various platforms, including the F-35 and F-47, enhancing the U.S. military's capability to conduct operations in contested airspaces. The SiAW aims to address gaps in current military capabilities against peer adversaries.
The Iran War's Indo-Pacific Dividend: How America's Middle East Pivot Is Reshaping the Balance of Power in Asia
The U.S. redeployed THAAD interceptors and Patriot air defense batteries from South Korea to the Middle East in March 2026 to support operations against Iran. This transfer has raised concerns among U.S. allies in the Indo-Pacific, particularly South Korea and Japan, regarding their security and the adequacy of U.S. military presence. The ongoing Iran war has led to significant military expenditures and prompted a defense industrial coalition among 16 countries to enhance regional military capabilities.
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Marcus ChenSun Mar 29 2026Loading...Iran Claims It Will Strike Once the "Lincoln" Aircraft Carrier Enters Range
Iran's Navy Commander warned that Iran will launch various missiles from the coast against the U.S. aircraft carrier Lincoln once it enters range. Iran has asserted control over the waters east of the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf of Oman, awaiting the opportunity to retaliate against the enemy. The Iranian forces are closely monitoring the Lincoln carrier group's position and movements.
The Decapitation Campaign: How the IDF's Targeted Killing of IRGC Navy Commander Tangsiri Reshapes the Strait of Hormuz Crisis
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) conducted a targeted killing of IRGC Navy Commander Alireza Tangsiri in Bandar Abbas on March 26, 2026, as part of a broader military campaign against Iranian military infrastructure. This operation follows over 10,000 strikes across Iran, with significant damage reported in Bushehr Province. In retaliation, Iranian ballistic missiles targeted data centers in the UAE, highlighting the escalating conflict in the region. The IRGC is also consolidating its political power amid these developments.
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Multiple New Ships Enter Service for Realistic Combat Training in the South China Sea
Multiple new naval vessels from the Southern Theater Command Navy conducted realistic combat training in the South China Sea. The training involved the use of radar and weapons systems, with personnel preparing for combat scenarios. The vessels employed various countermeasures, including infrared decoys and chaff, to enhance their defensive capabilities during the exercises.
Overview of U.S.-Israel Military Strikes Against Iran (Afternoon Edition, 29th)
Iran continues to face military strikes from the U.S. and Israel, with significant casualties reported among students and teachers. The U.S. is preparing for ground operations, while Israel conducts extensive airstrikes on Iranian military infrastructure. Hezbollah has launched multiple attacks against Israeli targets, and protests against U.S. military actions have erupted domestically.
Ukraine blows up Russian heavy rocket systems in Crimea
Ukrainian forces destroyed three Russian heavy multiple launch rocket systems and a transport-loader vehicle near Karakul in Crimea using a long-range one-way strike drone. The operation was executed by Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces with intelligence support from the Security Service of Ukraine. This strike is part of a broader strategy to degrade Russian artillery capabilities.
U.S. Navy commissions new fast-attack submarine
The U.S. Navy commissioned the Virginia-class fast-attack submarine USS Massachusetts (SSN 798) on March 28, 2023, in Boston Harbor. This submarine is the seventh Block IV Virginia-class vessel, designed for various multi-mission operations, including anti-submarine warfare and intelligence collection. The commissioning ceremony highlighted the submarine's advanced capabilities and its role in enhancing U.S. naval power.
