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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy traveled to the front lines this week to congratulate his troops on a counteroffensive that has reversed more than a year of Russian gains and thwarted Kremlin plans to encircle the strategically vital fortress belt cities of eastern Ukraine’s Donbas region. The success of Operation Vivaldi has showcased Ukraine’s mastery of drone warfare and confirmed the country’s continued ability to defeat the invading Russian army. Beyond the battlefield, however, the outlook is far more favorable for the Kremlin. In recent months, it has become increasingly evident that Russia holds the upper hand in the air war…
Home › UFC News › Dana White Hits Back at Eddie Hearn: “I’m Producing the Entire Event” After Fury-Joshua Claim Dana White has rejected Eddie Hearn’s claim that his handling of Anthony Joshua vs. Tyson Fury has been a “PR disaster,” insisting he is promoting and producing the December 11 event in Cardiff despite missing its London launch press conference. The UFC CEO says UFC will handle production of the show, while Hearn maintains White cannot be involved without Matchroom’s approval. Dana White Fires Back At Eddie Hearn Over Fury-Joshua “PR Disaster” Claim Dana White says his absence from the…
Natalia Silva and Wang Cong are ready to get to work after sharing an intense faceoff to close out the UFC 332 pre-fight press conference on Thursday.The flyweights are battling for the vacant title after incumbent champion Valentina Shevchenko suffered an injury that forced her to relinquish the belt. Now Silva and Wang have a chance to wrap gold around their waist come Saturday night.During the press conference, Wang actually held Silva’s feet to the fire for not doing a better job to help here sell the fight as they prepare for the main event. Wang even went as far…
Elbit Systems and the Serbian state-owned company Jugoimport SDPR have opened a joint drone assembly plant in Serbia. In Šimanovci, the facility will manufacture, among other systems, Israeli-developed combat drones. According to the two partners, they are planning at least three additional defense factories in the country. Elbit Systems holds a 51 percent stake in the new joint venture, while Jugoimport SDPR owns 49 percent. Around 100 employees work at the facility. The plant is part of broader military cooperation between Israel and Serbia. According to the available information, the modernization and cooperation agreement between the two countries is worth…
What happened to the Dacians after Trajan’s conquest of Dacia, and did some of them really end up serving in Roman Britain? In this episode, Murray answers a listener question about the Dacian presence in Britain. Following Trajan’s conquest of Dacia in AD 106, Dacian soldiers were recruited into the Roman auxiliary forces, and some Dacian units were subsequently stationed on the fringes of the Empire, including in Britain. But what can the evidence tell us about these soldiers? Join us on Patreon patreon.com/ancientwarfarepodcast
Nearly all of the portfolios in the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program lost value last month, as the broader investment market encountered broad volatility.The small- and mid-size businesses in the Thrift Savings Plan’s S Fund saw the worst decline, falling 3.86% in September. Since January, the S Fund is up 11.62%. The C Fund’s common stocks nearly broke even, finishing the month just 0.35% in the red. So far this year, the C Fund has grown 12.73%.The fixed income (F) fund fell 2.59%, bringing its 2026 performance to 2.75% in the negative. And the international investments of the I…
A ready-to-eat meal (MRE) is designed to give troops the calories and nutrients they need when a hot meal isn’t available. Each MRE contains about 1,250 calories, enough to provide roughly one-third of a service member’s recommended daily energy and nutritional needs in the field. But that calculation assumes the service member eats everything inside. In the field, some troops shed components to lighten their load. Others have little time to stop, heat an entrée or finish everything they carry. In the field, some troops shed components to lighten their load. Others have little time to stop, heat an entrée…
This essay is from the Security & Defence PLuS Emerging Voices Series, which highlights the next generation of scholars and practitioners shaping thinking on strategy, security, and defense. The series brings together perspectives from PhD candidates and early career researchers, grounded in the complex geopolitical realities of the 21st century. The collection explores a “Latticework of Resilience” that connects often-overlooked sectors, such as subnational diplomacy and critical infrastructure inherent in agriculture security, to the core of national security. Taken together, the essays emphasize the importance of adaptive, multidisciplinary approaches to building resilience in an increasingly complex global environment. The first event in the Emerging…
With the Iran conflict now in its seventh month, the Pentagon has enacted an increase in hostile fire and imminent danger pay for all troops. It’s the first bump in these monthly stipends since 2002, officials said Thursday as they announced the change.A memo from Assistant Secretary of War for Manpower and Reserve Affairs Timothy Dill increases hostile fire pay to $450 per month from its previous top rate of $250, and imminent danger pay to $275 monthly, or $9.16 per day, up from the prior cap of $225 or $7.50 per day.The memo, released by the Pentagon, is dated…
A faraway counterinsurgency fight. Trying terrain. Elusive intelligence. Self-deceiving higher headquarters. And those caught in the middle of it all. These are the ingredients of what one venerable critic called “the best story in the world.” The novel is Hadji Murat, and its author is Leo Tolstoy. This is episode 4 of the MWI Book Club, a podcast based on the idea that a military that reads books is a military that wins wars. Join cohosts Theo Lipsky and John Amble as they break down the events and meaning of Hadji Murat, and en route mark the lessons to be…
