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Looks like Iran has unveiled new hypersonic weapon called Fattah-2 https://en.mehrnews.com/news/208531/Iran-unveils-Fattah-2-hypersonic-missile Interesting concept, doesn't have scramjet. More like a glider. However with a cruise missile shape.

Yes, apart from my beef with @Nilgiri I am really sad for Kohli.

@Nilgiri At least South Africa was more competitive. @TR_123456 @Ripley @Ryder

Once again i remember France has the most silent SSBN in service.

We are not gonna have fully autonomous areal combatants before 2040, let alone fully autonomous ground combatants. Not to mention, land domain is much more complex and complicated than the areal domain.

When it comes to EW people only think about electronic attack. When in fact a large percentage of EW is silent SIGINT. Manned vehicles can maintain complete radio silent hence not giving up its position. While UGV needs data link to function. Which not only expose the UGV but also the C2...

That is some decent fighting, don't you think @Kartal1?

Next, hopefully ATAK-2 will come.

Apparently, Myanmar bought some Pantsir-S1.😆

Is the source credible?

afaik, 14-15 millions per unit are the latest price. But iirc, I read somewhere once upon a time BMC or Otokar promised they will produce Altay for the same price as the original K2. Which was at the time just under 10 millions.

Ottoman Empire should have given the Arabs independence without bloodshed. It would've been good for everybody.

Sorry, i really missed all those World Cups Türkiye won. You guys are definitely better than Germany. They only won four.🤣🤣

I swear we will use it on Dutch first.🤣🤣

That is what I said.

Yes, It is that (relatively) easy. I already explained why nuclear programs compared to biological WMD development is vastly different. "You can develop it (biological agents) in a small lab with a handful of mid tier scientists. Something that is practically concealable from today's...

I addressed these problem here.

Why not? It would spare us the huge political, financial and military burden of developing nuclear weapons, delivery systems, infrastructures and facilities. Yet provide us with strategic deterrence.

Well, it is for Bangladesh then.

It is important not to learn the wrong lesson from Ukraine war.