David Axe is a staff journalist at Forbes. He specializes in reporting on the Russia-Ukraine War, as well as topics related to aviation, aerospace, and security, with a particular focus on the US Navy, Air Force, and Army. David's work has been featured in notable publications including The Daily Beast, Rolling Stone, and Yahoo News.
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By: David Axe
Two months after deploying to Kursk Oblast in western Russia to reinforce Russian troops battling the then two-month-old Ukrainian invasion of the
By: David Axe
The North Koreans’ ‘failures and their corpses are already in the public domain,’ a Ukrainian official said.
By: David Axe
The North Koreans' ‘failures and their corpses are already in the public domain,' a Ukrainian official said.
By: David Axe
Russian and North Korean troops are struggling to cross the Psel River in Russia’s Kursk Oblast.
By: David Axe
The US Marine Corps has a bold new strategy in the event China makes good on decades of threats and attacks Taiwan
The arrival of additional M1989s deepens Moscow’s dependence on Pyongyang’s arms industry.
By: David Axe
‘The machine gun cannot see the enemy's face,' one tanker noted. A Russian drone strikes a Ukrainian M-1 in Kursk. Russian military capture
By: David Axe
It's an ominous development for Russia. But not necessarily a decisive one. Russian trucks attack outside Pokrovsk. Via Officer+
That Ukraine even needs so many unmanned weapons points to a deep manpower shortage.
By: David Axe
Ukrainian gains in Kamyanske may be fleeting. Russian drone strike on Ukrainian forces in Kamyanske. Via Romanov
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