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Speed, Precision, and the Future of Combat! 🚀🛸 The small giants of the defence world are taking the stage! FPV drones, the ultimate game-changers of modern conflict, will be performing live at #SAHA2026. 💥 We aren't just discussing the latest battlefield technologies—we’re putting them in the air. Get ready to witness the boundary-pushing performance of these agile systems that are becoming a staple for modern defence forces. ✅ High Speed & Surgical Precision ✅ Game-Changing Strategies ✅ Live Technology Demonstrations Join us in Istanbul to experience the adrenaline and the future of defence technology! 📍 Istanbul Expo Center 🗓️ May 05 - 09, 2026

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🚨 IRAN STRIKES U.S. AIR BASE — HIGH-VALUE ASSETS HIT This isn’t speculation anymore. U.S. forces at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia were struck by Iranian missiles and drones. American personnel were wounded. Aircraft were damaged. And among them… A U.S. E-3 AWACS — one of the most critical assets in modern warfare. This is not just another aircraft. It’s an airborne command centre. • Tracks threats across entire regions • Directs air operations in real time • Coordinates strikes, defence, and response Take that offline — even partially — and you blind the battlefield. Let’s be precise: There is no confirmed evidence it was destroyed. But it was reportedly hit. And that alone is significant. Because this tells us something far bigger: Iran can still reach — and hit — high-value U.S. military infrastructure. Even inside heavily defended zones. This is escalation. Not rhetoric. Not warnings. Real impact. The question now is no longer if this spreads… It’s how far. Watch this closely.
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🚨 IRAN STRIKES U.S. AIR BASE — HIGH-VALUE ASSETS HIT This isn’t speculation anymore. U.S. forces at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia were struck by Iranian missiles and drones. American personnel were wounded. Aircraft were damaged. And among them… A U.S. E-3 AWACS — one of the most critical assets in modern warfare. This is not just another aircraft. It’s an airborne command centre. • Tracks threats across entire regions • Directs air operations in real time • Coordinates strikes, defence, and response Take that offline — even partially — and you blind the battlefield. Let’s be precise: There is no confirmed evidence it was destroyed. But it was reportedly hit. And that alone is significant. Because this tells us something far bigger: Iran can still reach — and hit — high-value U.S. military infrastructure. Even inside heavily defended zones. This is escalation. Not rhetoric. Not warnings. Real impact. The question now is no longer if this spreads… It’s how far. Watch this closely.

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Several Ukrainian long-range drones crashed in Latvia. One of them destroyed an oil reservoir near the town of Rezekne. The Russian Ministry of Defence has confirmed that 5 of 6 Ukrainian drones disappeared off the radar while in Latvian air space. One was shot down in Pskov oblast. This is the first time ever the Russian government has publicly acknowledged a fact that has been known for years - that the Baltic nations let the Ukrainian military use their air space for attacks on Russia.
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Several Ukrainian long-range drones crashed in Latvia. One of them destroyed an oil reservoir near the town of Rezekne. The Russian Ministry of Defence has confirmed that 5 of 6 Ukrainian drones disappeared off the radar while in Latvian air space. One was shot down in Pskov oblast. This is the first time ever the Russian government has publicly acknowledged a fact that has been known for years - that the Baltic nations let the Ukrainian military use their air space for attacks on Russia.

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🇺🇸🇸🇦🇮🇷 Trump is reminding everyone that Saudi Arabia is getting F-35s The sale was announced back in November, but Trump bringing it up now, in the middle of a war where Saudi bases are getting hit nightly, is deliberate timing. The F-35 locks Riyadh into the American weapons ecosystem for decades. Every jet needs American parts, software updates, and maintenance. Saudi Arabia was exploring Chinese military hardware before this deal. That door is effectively closed now. For Iran, the long-term implications are devastating. The Gulf's most powerful military will eventually operate a stealth fighter that can penetrate any air defense Tehran could build. Media: Defence Index
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🇺🇸🇸🇦🇮🇷 Trump is reminding everyone that Saudi Arabia is getting F-35s The sale was announced back in November, but Trump bringing it up now, in the middle of a war where Saudi bases are getting hit nightly, is deliberate timing. The F-35 locks Riyadh into the American weapons ecosystem for decades. Every jet needs American parts, software updates, and maintenance. Saudi Arabia was exploring Chinese military hardware before this deal. That door is effectively closed now. For Iran, the long-term implications are devastating. The Gulf's most powerful military will eventually operate a stealth fighter that can penetrate any air defense Tehran could build. Media: Defence Index

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🇨🇦 Canada’s new defence plan reads like a diplomatic alarm bell: America’s closest neighbour is preparing to spend dramatically more on its military while deliberately cutting its dependence on U.S. defence suppliers. Ottawa’s target is to lift defence and security spending to NATO’s new benchmark of 5 percent of GDP by 2035, with the plan structured around rebuilding Canadian production capacity and scaling a domestic defence industry that can actually deliver at volume. The sharpest signal is procurement. Canada intends to steer roughly 70 percent of defence acquisition spending to Canadian firms, up from about half today, explicitly to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers and to build “national champions” at home. The strategy also frames this as an economic programme as much as a security one, tied to jobs, exports, and industrial growth. And yes, the subtext is bigger than Canada. This is what allied “de-risking” looks like in real time: not a press release about shared values, but a hard pivot of contracts, supply chains, and long term capability planning away from the United States. Every U.S. ally is “leaving” overnight, and Canada is demonstrating a new instinct spreading across the alliance: prepare for a world where Washington is no longer the the popular guy. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv
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🇨🇦 Canada’s new defence plan reads like a diplomatic alarm bell: America’s closest neighbour is preparing to spend dramatically more on its military while deliberately cutting its dependence on U.S. defence suppliers. Ottawa’s target is to lift defence and security spending to NATO’s new benchmark of 5 percent of GDP by 2035, with the plan structured around rebuilding Canadian production capacity and scaling a domestic defence industry that can actually deliver at volume. The sharpest signal is procurement. Canada intends to steer roughly 70 percent of defence acquisition spending to Canadian firms, up from about half today, explicitly to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers and to build “national champions” at home. The strategy also frames this as an economic programme as much as a security one, tied to jobs, exports, and industrial growth. And yes, the subtext is bigger than Canada. This is what allied “de-risking” looks like in real time: not a press release about shared values, but a hard pivot of contracts, supply chains, and long term capability planning away from the United States. Every U.S. ally is “leaving” overnight, and Canada is demonstrating a new instinct spreading across the alliance: prepare for a world where Washington is no longer the the popular guy. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv

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The IRGC has issued a formal statement thanking the nomadic Bakhtiari and Kohgiluyeh tribes of southwestern Iran — shepherds living in the Zagros Mountains — for independently striking two US Black Hawk helicopters on Friday during America’s frantic search and rescue operation for the missing F-15E weapons systems officer. Here’s the sequence: Iran shoots down the F-15E on Friday using a new passive infrared air defence system the US never detected. Washington immediately launches a massive rescue operation — HC-130s, Pave Hawks, Black Hawks flying low through hostile mountain terrain 200 miles from the nearest US base. One Black Hawk takes small arms fire, crew wounded, confirmed by US officials. The IRGC now says tribesmen not soldiers, not air defence units, men with personal rifles who live in those mountains protecting sheep — struck two of those helicopters independently, without any Iranian military coordination or presence. The IRGC’s exact words: they have “always been the brave, courageous and victorious border guards of Islamic Iran.” The weapons systems officer is still missing. The search is entering day two. The IRGC has sealed off the area. Iran’s provincial governor is offering bounties. And the most exoensibey military in the world is being hunted across the Zagros by shepherds.
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The IRGC has issued a formal statement thanking the nomadic Bakhtiari and Kohgiluyeh tribes of southwestern Iran — shepherds living in the Zagros Mountains — for independently striking two US Black Hawk helicopters on Friday during America’s frantic search and rescue operation for the missing F-15E weapons systems officer. Here’s the sequence: Iran shoots down the F-15E on Friday using a new passive infrared air defence system the US never detected. Washington immediately launches a massive rescue operation — HC-130s, Pave Hawks, Black Hawks flying low through hostile mountain terrain 200 miles from the nearest US base. One Black Hawk takes small arms fire, crew wounded, confirmed by US officials. The IRGC now says tribesmen not soldiers, not air defence units, men with personal rifles who live in those mountains protecting sheep — struck two of those helicopters independently, without any Iranian military coordination or presence. The IRGC’s exact words: they have “always been the brave, courageous and victorious border guards of Islamic Iran.” The weapons systems officer is still missing. The search is entering day two. The IRGC has sealed off the area. Iran’s provincial governor is offering bounties. And the most exoensibey military in the world is being hunted across the Zagros by shepherds.

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Trump said Greenland’s defence amounts to “two dog sleds” “You know what their defence consists of? Two dog sleds. And around them — Russian and Chinese destroyers and submarines. If we don’t take Greenland, Russia or China will. And I won’t let that happen,” Trump said. He added that he would prefer to “make a deal”, but stressed: “One way or another, Greenland will be ours.” Earlier reports said Trump had instructed US Special Operations Command to prepare a plan for a possible invasion of the island. The US special envoy for Greenland, Jeff Landry, also claimed that Denmark had “occupied” the island in violation of UN norms. According to him, the United States defended Greenland during World War II, after which Denmark “returned and reasserted control without international procedures.”

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On February 4, 2026, Iceland’s Minister for Foreign Affairs Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir (Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir) posted on X: “Nordic friends patrolling the skies over & around Iceland. 💪 Warm welcome to close ally 🇸🇪 on their first NATO Air Policing Mission in 🇮🇸. A clear sign of how Sweden’s NATO membership has deepened our defence cooperation & contributes to our collective security. Thank you Sweden” This marks the deployment of six JAS 39 Gripen fighters and approximately 110 personnel from Sweden’s Skaraborg Air Wing (F 7) to Keflavík Air Base. The mission runs from early February (aircraft arrived around February 2–4) through mid-March 2026. It is the 55th NATO rotation for Icelandic Air Policing, as Iceland has no standing air force and relies on allied rotations for peacetime airborne surveillance, interception (Quick Reaction Alert/QRA), and airspace security—particularly crucial in the High North and the strategic GIUK gap (Greenland-Iceland-UK). Sweden’s participation highlights strengthened Nordic defense ties post-accession, building on contributions from allies like Norway, Denmark, and Finland. French A330 MRTT tankers supported the transit with aerial refueling en route, showcasing broader NATO interoperability. Stay connected, Follow Gandalv Gandalv

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🧐🇺🇸 The Country That Put More Fighter Jets in Foreign Skies Than the Rest of the World Combined For more than 70 years, the United States has dominated the global fighter aircraft market, exporting thousands of combat jets to allies across the world. Its fighters have flown in the colors of dozens of nations, making American aircraft the backbone of many of the world's most powerful air forces. The numbers are staggering: ◽ F-16 Fighting Falcon, More than 4,600 built, making it one of the most successful fighter jet programs ever created. It remains America's most exported fighter and is operated by over 25 countries. ◽ F-15 Eagle & Strike Eagle, Among the most capable air superiority and strike fighters ever built, exported to key allies across the Middle East and Asia. ◽ F/A-18 Hornet & Super Hornet, Trusted by allied air forces and navies for decades. ◽ F-35 Lightning II, The largest fifth generation fighter export program in history, with more than 20 nations already committed to the aircraft. America's dominance is not just about building aircraft. It offers pilot training, weapons integration, maintenance support, continuous upgrades, and access to a vast military industrial network that keeps aircraft effective for decades. While many nations can build fighter jets, very few can provide the global support system that comes with them. From the F-4 Phantom and F-5 Tiger during the Cold War to today's F-35 stealth fighter, American aircraft have shaped air combat across generations. No nation has exported more fighter jets. No nation has equipped more allied air forces. And no fighter export empire has had a greater impact on the balance of air power worldwide.

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Democrat Senator Mark Kelly accidentally admits on air to Rachel Maddow that there were no specific illegal orders from President Trump behind the viral video stunt warning the military to defy the White House. MADDOW: “When you and your colleagues made that video, were there specific, potentially illegal orders that you were thinking about that were the sort of precipitating cause for you guys to get together and do that?” KELLY: “Here’s the thing, Rachel. You don’t want to wait for your kid to get hit by a car before you tell them to look both ways.” In other words, no examples and no specifics.

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‼️ 62 people were detained in Amsterdam after a series of attacks on Israelis Six Israeli tourists are reported missing, dozens injured. After consultations with the Dutch government, Israel cancelled its mission with the military to protect Israeli citizens. Instead, additional flights will be sent to the country by Israel's El Al airline, which for the sake of the evacuation will make an exception and operate flights on the Sabbath. Palestinian supporters prepared in advance for the Jewish pogrom in the Netherlands because they knew that a large number of Israeli fans would attend the football match. Islamists carrying Palestinian flags threw Israelis into a river, hit them with a car and mobbed them. Israeli authorities warned the Netherlands about the risk of attacks on tourists, but Dutch police failed to prevent the pogroms.

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DiJonai Carrington ejected after hard foul on Sophie Cunningham Chicago Sky guard DiJonai Carrington was ejected in the first quarter Saturday after a flagrant 2 foul on Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham. This AI dramatization shows the sequence: Cunningham went up for a layup when Carrington hit her high in the face from behind. Cunningham fell to the floor, got up, and shoved Carrington before teammates separated them. Officials reviewed the play and ruled the foul “unnecessary” and “excessive.” Carrington looked stunned as she left the game. The WNBA needs to do a better job protecting its players from these kinds of hard, unnecessary fouls. Stars shouldn’t have to absorb contact like this and then fight through the aftermath.

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63,177 просмотров • 21 дней назад

People of Ireland look your children in the eye and tell them you're prepared to support their conscription in the future. Because that's the road we are going down in the coming years if we keep supporting this proxy war. Everything you think it's about is the opposite of the reality. Simon Harris TD plan to buy jets is about making you falsely feel you are unsafe enough to disregard our precious neutrality. Geopolitical wars are massively profitable, and in order to make money from the military industrial complex, innocent people need to be blown apart on battlefields and front lines. Make sure it is not our current soldiers. Make sure it will never be your child, and remember that it will NEVER be Simon Harris TD's or Micheál Martin's children who would be sent. They wouldn't care if your children are sacrificed. Don't be like them... Don't advocate for other people's children to die. Advocate for peace.
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People of Ireland look your children in the eye and tell them you're prepared to support their conscription in the future. Because that's the road we are going down in the coming years if we keep supporting this proxy war. Everything you think it's about is the opposite of the reality. Simon Harris TD plan to buy jets is about making you falsely feel you are unsafe enough to disregard our precious neutrality. Geopolitical wars are massively profitable, and in order to make money from the military industrial complex, innocent people need to be blown apart on battlefields and front lines. Make sure it is not our current soldiers. Make sure it will never be your child, and remember that it will NEVER be Simon Harris TD's or Micheál Martin's children who would be sent. They wouldn't care if your children are sacrificed. Don't be like them... Don't advocate for other people's children to die. Advocate for peace.

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Australia is retiring its entire fleet of 10 C-27J Spartans after just 11 years in service. The RAAF announced it as part of the new 2026 National Defence Strategy... the planes will be replaced by commercial aircraft for moving people and cargo around the Pacific. No specific type picked yet, though something like an ATR 72 has been floated. Some of the tactical stuff will shift over to the bigger C-130J Hercules fleet, which Australia is expanding. The Spartans had ongoing headaches with maintenance, spare parts, availability rates, and high costs (partly tied to the U.S. FMS process). They never quite hit the mark for battlefield airlift the way they were originally intended. On the flip side, they were really good at humanitarian work... landing on short or rough strips during bushfires and floods where bigger planes couldn’t go. It’s basically a rethink: instead of one versatile but pricey platform, split the jobs between heavy military transports and cheaper civilian options for routine regional support. Makes sense on paper for saving money, but it’s a shame to see them go so soon.
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Australia is retiring its entire fleet of 10 C-27J Spartans after just 11 years in service. The RAAF announced it as part of the new 2026 National Defence Strategy... the planes will be replaced by commercial aircraft for moving people and cargo around the Pacific. No specific type picked yet, though something like an ATR 72 has been floated. Some of the tactical stuff will shift over to the bigger C-130J Hercules fleet, which Australia is expanding. The Spartans had ongoing headaches with maintenance, spare parts, availability rates, and high costs (partly tied to the U.S. FMS process). They never quite hit the mark for battlefield airlift the way they were originally intended. On the flip side, they were really good at humanitarian work... landing on short or rough strips during bushfires and floods where bigger planes couldn’t go. It’s basically a rethink: instead of one versatile but pricey platform, split the jobs between heavy military transports and cheaper civilian options for routine regional support. Makes sense on paper for saving money, but it’s a shame to see them go so soon.

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