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DONALD Trump has told Nato countries to “shoot down” Russian aircraft if they breach allied airspace – but stopped short of promising automatic US support if Moscow strikes back.
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POLAND vowed to shoot Russian aircraft in its airspace – and urged Britain to stand with them.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said there was “no room for debate”.
EPAPrime Minister…
Russia shrugs off criticism as Poland and Estonia speak about incursions at emergency meeting of UN security councilEurope live – latest updatesEuropean allies have vowed to shoot down any Russian aircraft violating their airspace after Nato allies acc…
NATO’s collectively funded space efforts are focused on space domain awareness and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, Col. Jonathan Whitaker, who heads the NATO Combined Forces Space Component Command, told Breaking Defense.
GERMANY’S army is preparing its forces to treat 1,000 injured troops a day as the prospect of a war between NATO and Russia looms ever larger.
Berlin’s war planning la…
VLADIMIR Putin has laid a nuclear deal offer on the table in front of Donald Trump.
Beneath the diplomatic gesture, however, Putin’s provocations continue to sew tension acr…
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NATO says the word airmen is offensive and must be replaced by the gender-inclusive term “air force personnel”.
The western military alliance’s woke language manual challenges “unconscious bias”.
AFPWoke Nato is more focussed …
Russian Il-20M reconnaissance plane ignored requests to make contact, in latest of what are seen as provocative acts by KremlinTwo German Eurofighter jets were scrambled on Sunday to intercept a Russian military aircraft above the Baltic Sea, as Estoni…
Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have formally entered into a new mutual defence pact, framed by Islamabad as a purely defensive arrangement rather than an offensive alliance.Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, in remarks to Geo TV, said the agreement resembles NATO in its core principle—any aggression against either side will invite a collective response—while stressing that no specific adversary
We are seeing a shift of the forces reshaping deterrence across domains. Paramount is the urgency of integrating allied doctrine, accelerating resilient capabilities, and rigorously testing new systems to ensure credibility against adversaries. The future of deterrence will be secured not by isolated efforts, but by cohesive, rapid, and deliberate action. Bottom line: The center […]
This Week in Deterrence (September 15-19, 2025) was originally published on Global Security Review.