Reports of Jellyfish Drone Swarms over Iran could rewrite the rules of aerial warfare, turning the sky into a lethal minefield.
Browsing: Drones
Sudan halts Iranian weapons purchases to win U.S. favor, but proxy channels and regional rivalries ensure Tehran’s drones may still dominate.
America’s technological supremacy is fading. To win the next conflict, the Pentagon must embrace cheap drones, AI integration, and radical bureaucratic reform.
The external networks supplying arms and finance to the war in Sudan can be dismantled, but global leaders currently lack the strategic will to enforce it.
Executive analysis on how Hezbollah restructured its military command hierarchy and adapted its battlefield doctrine for an ongoing war of attrition.
Nuclear deterrence failed in Ukraine, Israel, and South Asia. Cheap drones now defy the bomb. What replaces it?
Israel’s $2-per-shot laser weapon could bankrupt the economics of drone warfare, but only if weather cooperates.
How America lost the oceans: not to a rival fleet, but to a math problem it refused to solve until too late.
Hezbollah still fighting after massive Israeli attacks by adapting tactics, rearming via Syria, and shifting to a defensive war of attrition.
Iraq’s race to rebuild its air defences after the Iran war shifts toward Korean missiles and Turkish systems, but integration remains the real challenge.