Remember this crazy footage from Afghanistan?

🇮🇷Two months ago this footage changed how many people viewed modern strike capabilities.A powerful demonstration of super stealth missile impact showing how shockwaves can overwhelm and destroy everything in their path. It also reshaped discussions around Iran’s potential military reach and equipment capabilities.

🇷🇴🇷🇺 #BREAKING: Reports about a Russian Shahed/Geran-type long-range strike drone impacting a multi-storey residential building in the city of Galați located in eastern Romania.Emergency services rushed to the scene. No word on casualties yet.The incident comes amid Russian drone attack on Ukrainian ports on the Danube river, on the border with Romania.

Ukrainian soldier records what he thinks will be his final video as his unit is surrounded by Russian forces. Look at the eyes of the soldier, you will feel this video.

Just look at the kind of heavy-duty armor Ukrainian soldiers are equipped with ,this soldier reportedly survived even after being struck in the chest by a 30 mm round.💀

Russia’s central theory of the war may be starting to crack. For two years, Moscow’s strategy has been to absorb brutal losses, keep grinding forward and convince Ukraine and the West that time is on Russia’s side. But as of May 2026, the line has slipped below zero: Russia is no longer gaining ground on a net basis, it is losing it. That does not mean the war is over or that the Russian army is collapsing, but it does mean the map is no longer rewarding Russia’s attrition machine. What are you

Europe loves saying Ukraine has “the strongest military in Europe.”Fine. Then act like Ukraine is defending Europe now — not like it’s a buffer buying time for Europe to slowly rearm over the next 3–5 years.Ukraine still lacks enough air defense, long-range capabilities, and strategic support to fully protect its people.The goal should not be to help Ukraine survive.The goal should be to increase pressure on Russia now — militarily, economically, and politically — so Russia wants to end this war

🚨🇺🇸 U.S. military contractors may need more than 3 years to replenish key weapons systems heavily used during the Iran war, according to a new AP analysis.The report warns the depletion of Tomahawk missiles, Patriot interceptors, and THAAD systems has created a “window of vulnerability” in the event of a potential conflict in the Western Pacific.Meanwhile, newly surfaced footage shows U.S. base air defenses firing into the sky shortly before the ceasefire took effect.