Counter-Offensive Arms, Gear Continues a Trend in US Aid to Ukraine
Mine-clearing and bridging equipment are of particular use in assaulting dug-in forces.
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Today’s D Brief: ICC issues warrant for Putin’s arrest; China’s Xi to Moscow; Helsinki inches closer to NATO; N. Korea’s counterstrike drill; And a bit more.
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Today’s D Brief: China’s Xi heading to Moscow; Tomahawks for the Aussies; Ukraine refusing to give up Bakhmut; Trump vs. DeSantis; And a bit more.
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Microsoft Targets Critical Outlook Zero-Day Flaw
Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday for March 2023 includes patches for more than 70 vulnerabilities, including zero-day flaws in Outlook and in Windows SmartScreen. According to Crowdstrike researchers, 40 percent of the patched vulnerabilities are remote code execution flaws, down from 48 percent last month; 31 percent are elevation of privilege flaws, up from almost 16 percent […]
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Air Force Should Double Its B-21 Purchase Plans, Think Tank Says
The service also needs to buy the stealth bombers more quickly, a new Mitchell Institute report says.
Threats in the Mideast Are Rising, CENTCOM Chief Says
ISIS-K will be able to launch attacks abroad in less than six months, Gen. Kurilla told lawmakers.
Today’s D Brief: UN on Russian war crimes; Drone-downing video; DOD’s new arms-production team; Bank failure rattles defense firms; And a bit more.
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Russian Jet’s Strike on US Drone Is Part of “More Aggressive” Russian Intercept Pattern, Milley Says
The drone sank so deep into the Black Sea that it’s difficult to recover, Milley added.
Space Force to Spend $340 Million on New Training Infrastructure
The service’s budget proposal also includes $99 million in the next year for updated space launch ranges, and $1 billion more across the next five years.
Today’s D Brief: Russian jet collides with US drone; USAF not buying hypersonics in 2024; America’s Iraq invasion, revisited; And a bit more.
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