Venezuela’s “Obsolete” S-125 Pechora-2M Might Embarrass…
Venezuela’s S-125 anti-air missile system is positively ancient today—yet the same model was…
Tag: United States
Why the US Should Recognize South Yemen
An independent South Yemen could be a force for stability and offer an end to the country’s…
What Zohran Mamdani and New York Can Learn from…
Political elites in New York City, just like American forces in Afghanistan, have become obsessed…
Supersonic Without the Burn: The Hidden Power of…
Supercruise favors high-end air superiority platforms, widening the performance gap between…
Kim Jong-un Beware: The US Just Tested Its M270 Rocket…
Though rocket artillery had its origins in the Cold War, the platforms are still highly relevant on…
Where Are America’s Aircraft Carriers Now?
Although the US Navy has 11 nuclear-powered aircraft carriers in active service, only around half…
The High Costs of Defense Budget Uncertainty
The ubiquity of budgetary “continuing resolutions”—and, increasingly, short-term government…
Donald Trump’s Pakistan Reset Is Not the End of “India…
Relations with Pakistan still lack the necessary depth for a strategic re-orientation of US South…
Who’s Afraid of the Tomahawk Missile? Nigerian…
The Tomahawk has been a mainstay of the US missile arsenal for more than four decades—and has…
From Quebec 1775 to Trump 2025: America’s Long…
The United States has long sought to possess its northern neighbor—but each attempt has ended in…
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