Analysis & Reports
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Iran’s Military Has Been Destroyed: Only China Can Help Rebuild It
Iran's military capabilities have been severely degraded due to U.S. and Israeli strikes, necessitating a comprehensive rebuilding effort. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has gained political power, while Iran's military relies on potential support from China for future acquisitions. The rebuilding process will require significant financial investment and is contingent on the political future of Iran.
Iran claims to have killed 5 "terrorists" and captured 19 American and Israeli mercenaries.
Iran's intelligence operations resulted in the killing of 5 separatist terrorists in Khuzestan province and the capture of 19 mercenaries, including 13 affiliated with terrorist organizations. The operations took place across Khuzestan, Ardabil, and Kerman provinces on March 28, 2023. The Iranian Intelligence Ministry stated that the terrorists were linked to Israel and involved in attacks against security forces.
Europe's Defense Shift: NATO Countries Increase Spending by 20 Percent
NATO member states increased their defense spending by 20% in real terms for 2025, reaching a total of 381 billion euros. This marks a significant shift in European defense policy, with all EU-NATO members meeting the 2% GDP target for the first time. Germany's defense budget is set to double compared to 2021, reflecting a broader trend of increased military investment across Europe in response to security threats.
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Lansana Kouyaté was appointed as the chief negotiator by ECOWAS on March 25, 2026, to restore dialogue with the Sahelian states of Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, which have withdrawn from the organization. The region is facing severe security challenges from jihadist groups, and Kouyaté's mission is seen as critical in addressing the political and military tensions between ECOWAS and the military-led governments of the Sahel.
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Aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford arrives in Croatia for repairs
USS Gerald R. Ford arrived in Split, Croatia on Saturday for repairs and maintenance following a non-combat fire incident that occurred on March 12, injuring three sailors. The carrier, which has been deployed for nine months, was previously involved in operations against Iran and Venezuela. It is staffed by over 5,000 sailors and carries more than 75 military aircraft, including F-18 Super Hornets.
Aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford arrives in Croatia for repairs
USS Gerald R. Ford arrived in Split, Croatia on Saturday for repairs and maintenance following a non-combat fire incident that injured three sailors. The aircraft carrier, part of U.S. Navy operations, has been deployed for nine months and previously operated in the Red Sea and against Venezuela. The U.S. embassy stated that the visit aims to strengthen ties between the United States and Croatia.
Canada Would Make a Grave Mistake Dumping the F-35 Stealth Fighter for the JAS 39 Gripen
Canada is currently debating the selection of a new fighter jet for the Royal Canadian Air Force, weighing the advantages of the F-35 Lightning II against the JAS 39 Gripen. The Gripen offers lower costs but lacks the stealth capabilities and interoperability with NATO allies that the F-35 provides. This decision has significant political and military implications for Canada's defense strategy.
Ukraine’s Zelenskyy agrees to defense cooperation with UAE, Qatar
Ukraine signed defense cooperation agreements with the United Arab Emirates and Qatar, focusing on missile and drone countermeasures. President Zelenskyy also visited Saudi Arabia, where a similar agreement was established. These agreements aim to enhance Ukraine's defense capabilities amid rising regional tensions.
Iranian President: U.S. Words and Actions are "Contradictory," Increasing Iran's Distrust
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi criticized the United States for its contradictory statements and actions that have heightened Iran's distrust. He noted that during nuclear negotiations, Iran faced military aggression and observed attacks on its economic and energy infrastructure despite U.S. assurances of non-aggression. This has led to increased skepticism towards U.S. intentions.
U.S. "Ford" Aircraft Carrier Arrives at Croatian Port
USS Gerald R. Ford entered Split port in Croatia on March 28, 2023, for maintenance as part of its operational schedule. The Croatian government had approved the carrier's entry into its waters. The USS Ford, the lead ship of its class, has been deployed for about nine months and has previously engaged in military operations against Venezuela and Iran.
Iran claims to have "destroyed Ukraine's drone defense system warehouse," while Ukraine says "the information is false."
Iranian Armed Forces claim to have destroyed a Ukrainian drone system warehouse in Dubai on March 28, resulting in significant casualties among U.S. forces. Ukrainian officials have denied these claims, stating the reports are false. The incident involves 21 Ukrainian personnel who were reportedly present at the site during the alleged attack.
Israeli Army Kills Journalist, Lebanese President Strongly Condemns
Israeli Defense Forces confirmed an airstrike on March 28 in Southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of multiple journalists, including one identified as a Hezbollah member. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the attack, labeling it a blatant crime and a violation of international law. The airstrike was reportedly aimed at individuals linked to Hezbollah, with two journalists from different media outlets confirmed dead.
The U.S. Navy’s New $15,000,000,000 Columbia-Class Nuclear Submarine Is Way Behind Schedule
The U.S. Navy's Columbia-class submarine program is facing delays, with the lead submarine projected for delivery in 2028. The Navy is extending the life of Ohio-class submarines as a temporary measure. Rear Admiral Todd Weeks reported that the lead vessel is approximately 65-66% complete. Senator Tommy Tuberville highlighted the need for an increased number of Columbia-class submarines. Recently, the Navy awarded a $15.38 billion contract modification for support related to the Columbia-class program.
Iran's Revolutionary Guard Claims to Have Struck an American F-16 Fighter Jet
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard claimed to have hit a U.S. F-16 fighter jet in Fars Province on March 28.
The military doctor who squatted down to explain the patient's condition has been found!
On March 23, military doctor Dai Jigang from Army Medical University, Xinqiao Hospital, provided medical assistance to a patient in Chongqing who had missed her appointment. He reviewed her CT scan and reassured her about her health, alleviating her anxiety. This act of compassion garnered significant praise online, highlighting the military's role in healthcare.
Russia Has Built 30 Su-57 Stealth Fighters: The F-35 is 1,300 Strong and Adding More by the Day
Russia's Air Force currently operates around 30-32 Su-57 stealth fighters, which are facing production challenges and strategic irrelevance in modern warfare. The fleet is numerically inferior to U.S. and Chinese fifth-generation aircraft, and the Su-57's complex systems are not suited for the drone-dominated conflict in Ukraine. Despite upgrades, the Su-57's role remains limited as Russia adapts to the realities of contemporary combat.
Russia's Spring Offensive Stalls as Ukrainian Counterattacks Reshape the Battlefield
Russian forces' spring-summer offensive against Ukraine stalled in March 2026, with Ukrainian forces successfully counterattacking and liberating Berezove. Ukrainian long-range strikes have disrupted Russian oil exports significantly. Public criticism from Russian military commentators highlights systemic issues within the Russian military. Additionally, Russia plans to train over 70,000 drone operators to address operational challenges.
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Key Points in the Israel-Hamas Conflict After One Month
On February 28, 2023, the U.S. and Israel launched military strikes against Iran, marking the beginning of a month-long conflict. Iran retaliated with attacks on U.S. bases and the closure of the Hormuz Strait. The conflict escalated with airstrikes, casualties including 165 civilians, and significant military actions involving multiple nations, including Hezbollah's rocket attacks on Israel.
