Parth Satam is a journalist for EurAsian Times, specializing in defense and military affairs. With a focus on geopolitical developments and military technologies, Parth provides insightful analysis and reports on the latest advancements in defense capabilities of various countries, particularly in the Eurasian region.
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By: Parth Satam
Wars make strange bedfellows. Nowhere is this more true than the recent purchase by Brazil of Israeli Howitzers. Brazil’s President recently blamed Israel for the death of thousands of Palestinians in Gaza. Still, his government has gone ahead to order howitzers from the same Israelis whom he blamed for the “genocide” of Palestinians. Leopard-2 Tank: […]
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Chinese media estimates that the supercarrier’s weapons and flight tests of aircraft too will be conducted over the next year, possibly alongside the sea
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Aircraft’s front landing gear possibly retracted after touchdown, causing it to veer off course. A Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF) P-3C Orion
US Air Force crew chiefs prepare an ULTRA for taxing, prior to takeoff on May 7 at an unidentified air base in the US. (USAF)
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The MRC/Typhon missile system comprises the SM-6 air defense missile tweaked for anti-shipping roles and Tomahawk subsonic cruise missiles for land
The AGM-65 Maverick leaving the right-wing of the Taiwanese F-16. (Image credit: Taiwan Military News Agency)
The Combat Craft Medium (CCM). (Image credit: Vigor Industrial)
Aurora Flight Sciences’s (AFS) concept of the Liberty Lifter. Credit: Aurora Flight Sciences/DARPA.
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About half a dozen vessels from both sides, including frigates and supply and support vessels participated in the days-long exercises that, officially,
The ship has emerged at a time when navies are exploring ways to unburden bigger capital warships like destroyers of routine tasks. Photos of what appears
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