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News Desk22 October 2025, 06:02 PM ISTThe SBU claims these drones have forced Russia to relocate its Black Sea Fleet and have been used in numerous successful strikes A security service officer stands by a Sea Baby drone during a demonstration by Ukraine’s Security Service in an undisclosed location in Ukraine | Photo: AP Kyiv: Ukraine’s state security service, the SBU, has unveiled an upgraded version of its “Sea Baby” naval drone, now capable of operations across the entire Black Sea, carrying heavier arms, and using artificial intelligence for targeting. The unmanned vessels, which have played a key role in Ukraine’s…

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Artificial intelligence has become the loudest conversation in logistics, but at Uber Freight, the technology has been part of the company’s DNA from the beginning. Speaking with Supply Chain Management Review at the CSCMP EDGE conference, Steve Barber, vice president of product at Uber Freight, said the company’s evolution from a digital-first freight platform to an AI-powered ecosystem is well underway, and it’s happening faster than even the company expected. “The good thing about Uber Freight is that we’ve been dealing with big transportation data for a long time,” Barber said. “We’ve got $18 billion of freight in our network…

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Canada has scrapped a long-delayed plan to refurbish and send armored vehicles to Ukraine, abruptly terminating its contract with Ontario-based defense firm Armatec Survivability, Defense Minister David McGuinty told lawmakers, according to CBC on October 21.Nearly two years ago, the Department of National Defence transferred 25 decommissioned light armored vehicles (LAVs) to Armatec for restoration as part of Ottawa’s effort to supply Ukraine with additional combat equipment amid Russia’s full-scale invasion.The deal, brokered through the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC), was initially valued at up to 250 million Canadian dollars ($178 million) and listed in official government reports until it was quietly dropped earlier this summer.Read moreCategoryLatest newsMeet the Bison and Coyote: Canadian Armored Vehicles En Route to Ukraine’s Frontline Jul…

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K13A1 Assault Rifle: A Leap Forward in South Korean Defense Innovation Introduction to the K13A1 Showcased at the Seoul ADEX 2025, the K13A1 assault rifle epitomizes South Korea’s commitment to achieving autonomy in small-arms development. This advanced firearm, crafted by SNT Motiv, represents a significant evolution tailored for the Republic of Korea’s special operations forces. It addresses contemporary battlefield requirements with its compact and modular design. Historical Context and Development The K13A1 arises from the Special Operations Submachine Gun Type II initiative spearheaded by the Defence Acquisition Programme Administration (DAPA). Initially termed the STC-16, the project was designed to meet…

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The promoter of Quintet 5 says Dubai is the perfect place to host its first event in the Middle East and that bringing the best grapplers, jiu-jitsu, and MMA fighters to the country will inspire more people to enter combat sports.Legends such as Kazushi Sakuraba, Renzo Gracie, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and American Bob Sapp will reignite their rivalries as captains of teams of five fighters in the innovative survival grappling format of Quintet.One fighter from each team starts a match, with the only route to victory via submission. The winner stays on, and a new opponent from the other team…

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For the third year in a row, a hunter shot and killed a grizzly in self-defense in the Island Park, Idaho, area, south of Yellowstone National Park early Saturday.The hunter, who Idaho Fish and Game didn’t identify, was cleared of any wrongdoing by the agency.“After conducting a thorough investigation, it was determined that the hunter acted in self-defense as he was being charged by a bear from a close distance,” the agency stated.Archery hunters shot and killed grizzlies in self-defense in the Island Park region on Sept. 1, 2024 and Sept. 1, 2023, according to reports. Archery hunters are allowed to carry handguns for self-defense. Charged In Thick TimberThe hunter…

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Mikel Merino mentioned what has helped Arsenal to be such a defensively solid side. The Gunners have conceded only three goals across their first eight Premier League fixtures: a record that their next Champions League opponents, Atletico Madrid, would be proud of under Diego Simeone. It is world away from the image of an entertaining but frail outfit from the playing days of Mikel Arteta, whose demands for defensive discipline are of the highest standards. Merino is one of several Spanish players to have joined the club in the last couple of years under Arteta. He was attracted to work…

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With today’s Monster Hunter Wilds – Festival of Accord: Dreamspell Seasonal Event going live as the third seasonal event for Monster Hunter Wilds, Capcom has added new equipment to forge through special login bonuses, special rewards from Event Quests for the festival that include additional rewards, and more. Just like in Monster Hunter World, the seasonal event in Monster Hunter Wilds requires you to login to get specific tickets and also complete event quests to earn another kind of ticket to craft the various event gear. This guide will cover how to unlock everything in the Monster Hunter Wilds Festival of Accord Dreamspell Seasonal Event.Advertisement.…

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Introduction In an era where perception often matters more than reality, information has emerged as a decisive vector of strategic influence. The battlefield is no longer confined to the physical realm; it is now deeply embedded in digital spheres, algorithmic influence, and, eventually, hearts and minds. An example of such an effort to manipulate perception is the way a Pakistani school history textbook—a page from which is shown in Figure 1—describes the country’s clash with India in May 2025. Figure 1: School History Book Recounts Pakistan’s ‘Operation Bunyan-Um-Marsoos’ (2025) Source: This image was shared with the author by an Indian…

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