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🇺🇸 The U.S. Navy is putting sea drones directly into the Baltic Sea playbook. During the exercise, unmanned surface vessels operated alongside the British Royal Navy and 15 NATO allies and partners, giving crews a close look at technology many countries don’t train with every day. The goal: test... show more

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Innovation at sea is moving fast. Through Dynamic Messenger, NATO and Allies test unmanned maritime and aerial systems in real conditions. During the latest OPEX in Upinniemi, hosted by the Finnish Navy, new drone and sensing technologies are being put to the test. Each experiment strengthens how we understand and operate in the maritime domain. 🌊

Innovation at sea is moving fast. Through Dynamic Messenger, NATO and Allies test unmanned maritime and aerial systems in real conditions. During the latest OPEX in Upinniemi, hosted by the Finnish Navy, new drone and sensing technologies are being put to the test. Each experiment strengthens how we understand and operate in the maritime domain. 🌊

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Turkish Navy Commander Admiral Ercüment Tatlıoğlu at NATO's Steadfast Dart 2026 Exercise: For this exercise, the Turkish Navy deployed the Anadolu Turkish Maritime Task Force to the Baltic Sea, comprising approximately 1,500 personnel with multi-domain operational capability. The task force includes TCG Anadolu, TCG Derya, TCG Istanbul, TCG Oruçreis, an amphibious maritime battalion, landing craft, helicopters, Bayraktar TB3 unmanned combat aerial vehicle systems, and more. The Turkish Navy is demonstrating power projection capability at this scale within the allied framework, and we used our UAVs for the first time in an amphibious operation to soften the beachhead. This formation is a significant force multiplier, aligned with NATO’s new force model and high readiness requirements. During its three-month deployment, the task force will participate in additional exercises and conduct port visits. We continue to establish maritime presence in the Baltic Sea, Indian Ocean, Arabic Gulf, and surrounding seas of Türkiye.

Turkish Navy Commander Admiral Ercüment Tatlıoğlu at NATO's Steadfast Dart 2026 Exercise: For this exercise, the Turkish Navy deployed the Anadolu Turkish Maritime Task Force to the Baltic Sea, comprising approximately 1,500 personnel with multi-domain operational capability. The task force includes TCG Anadolu, TCG Derya, TCG Istanbul, TCG Oruçreis, an amphibious maritime battalion, landing craft, helicopters, Bayraktar TB3 unmanned combat aerial vehicle systems, and more. The Turkish Navy is demonstrating power projection capability at this scale within the allied framework, and we used our UAVs for the first time in an amphibious operation to soften the beachhead. This formation is a significant force multiplier, aligned with NATO’s new force model and high readiness requirements. During its three-month deployment, the task force will participate in additional exercises and conduct port visits. We continue to establish maritime presence in the Baltic Sea, Indian Ocean, Arabic Gulf, and surrounding seas of Türkiye.

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French General Fabien Mandon explains how Russia’s strategic blunder has effectively turned the Baltic Sea into a 'NATO Lake,' giving the West the power to bottle up the Russian fleet whenever it chooses. “And here too, we have seen that Russia, which is currently making military progress in Ukraine, has nevertheless lost strategically, since the accession of Sweden and Finland to NATO marks a clear development for the Baltic, which can be closed at any moment if we wish. This sea, which was not totally controlled by NATO, today is. And for Russia, this is bad news. So tomorrow there will still be competition to close off..." The General’s point is that NATO now has the infrastructure to close the sea if a hot war starts. With Finland and Sweden in NATO, the alliance can monitor every square inch of the sea. NATO can now deploy anti-ship missiles and mines from almost every coast, effectively turning the sea into a "kill zone" for the Russian Navy in a matter of hours if a conflict breaks out.

French General Fabien Mandon explains how Russia’s strategic blunder has effectively turned the Baltic Sea into a 'NATO Lake,' giving the West the power to bottle up the Russian fleet whenever it chooses. “And here too, we have seen that Russia, which is currently making military progress in Ukraine, has nevertheless lost strategically, since the accession of Sweden and Finland to NATO marks a clear development for the Baltic, which can be closed at any moment if we wish. This sea, which was not totally controlled by NATO, today is. And for Russia, this is bad news. So tomorrow there will still be competition to close off..." The General’s point is that NATO now has the infrastructure to close the sea if a hot war starts. With Finland and Sweden in NATO, the alliance can monitor every square inch of the sea. NATO can now deploy anti-ship missiles and mines from almost every coast, effectively turning the sea into a "kill zone" for the Russian Navy in a matter of hours if a conflict breaks out.

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🇮🇷🇺🇸🇬🇧 The race to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is producing some of the most advanced naval technology ever deployed, and most of it has no crew on board. The U.S, UK, and France are all deploying autonomous mine-hunting systems combining drone surface vessels, towed sonar arrays, and hunter submersibles that can be operated from thousands of miles away. The U.S. Navy is running Textron Systems' Common Uncrewed Surface Vehicle alongside Raytheon's AQS-20 sonar system and its Barracuda submersible. The UK's Kraken Robotics vessels are already pledged to the effort. Ukraine's Magura drones, the same ones sinking Russian ships in the Black Sea, are being retooled to tow sonar and carry mine disposal systems. The challenge isn't just the technology. The Strait's shallow, high-traffic waters shift constantly, burying mines under sand and mud, and nobody can ever guarantee 100% clearance. Which is almost beside the point, because as one former Royal Navy rear admiral put it, minefields don't even need mines to be effective as long as everyone thinks they might be there. The real question isn't whether every mine gets found, but whether shipowners and insurers believe the risk has fallen enough to move through it again. Source: Financial Times

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Mario Nawfal

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Admiral Magyar's update: +11⚓️🔥 Shadow fleet vessels hunted by the Birds of the Unmanned Systems Forces on 16 July (10 in the Black Sea, 1 in the Sea of Azov): 5 oil tankers, 1 LNG tanker, 3 cargo vessels and 2 tugboats. During Operation “MoLoChKa” by the Unmanned Systems Forces, from 6 to 16 July, 147 vessels of russia’s shadow fleet were struck. By sea: 117⚓️ vessels – Sea of Azov 30⚓️ vessels – Black Sea. Objective: to paralyze the logistics of oil, fuel, and cargo transported in circumvention of sanctions. To turn every self-propelled vessel into a drifting barge, blind and deaf; the goal is not to pollute the sea with oil spills, therefore no hull breaches. Today’s selection, 16 July: 🔥5 oil tankers, Black Sea and Sea of Azov, 9th Battalion “Kairos”, 414th USF Brigade “Magyar’s Birds”, 1st Separate Center, USF, 20th USF Brigade “K-2” 🔥1 LNG tanker, Black Sea, 1st Separate Center, USF 🔥3 cargo vessels, Black Sea, 9th Battalion “Kairos”, 414th USF Brigade “Magyar’s Birds” 🔥2 tugboats, Black Sea, 1st Separate Center, USF We will stand. Moscow will fall, MoLoChKa⚓️is in action. Crimea will be fed back up and rebuilt. USF online scoreboard “PIDRAKHUYKA” MAGYAR🇺🇦 16.07.26

Admiral Magyar's update: +11⚓️🔥 Shadow fleet vessels hunted by the Birds of the Unmanned Systems Forces on 16 July (10 in the Black Sea, 1 in the Sea of Azov): 5 oil tankers, 1 LNG tanker, 3 cargo vessels and 2 tugboats. During Operation “MoLoChKa” by the Unmanned Systems Forces, from 6 to 16 July, 147 vessels of russia’s shadow fleet were struck. By sea: 117⚓️ vessels – Sea of Azov 30⚓️ vessels – Black Sea. Objective: to paralyze the logistics of oil, fuel, and cargo transported in circumvention of sanctions. To turn every self-propelled vessel into a drifting barge, blind and deaf; the goal is not to pollute the sea with oil spills, therefore no hull breaches. Today’s selection, 16 July: 🔥5 oil tankers, Black Sea and Sea of Azov, 9th Battalion “Kairos”, 414th USF Brigade “Magyar’s Birds”, 1st Separate Center, USF, 20th USF Brigade “K-2” 🔥1 LNG tanker, Black Sea, 1st Separate Center, USF 🔥3 cargo vessels, Black Sea, 9th Battalion “Kairos”, 414th USF Brigade “Magyar’s Birds” 🔥2 tugboats, Black Sea, 1st Separate Center, USF We will stand. Moscow will fall, MoLoChKa⚓️is in action. Crimea will be fed back up and rebuilt. USF online scoreboard “PIDRAKHUYKA” MAGYAR🇺🇦 16.07.26

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. has 15+ warships in the Middle East ready to enforce the blockade on Iran. Here's how it works... The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier is operating in the Arabian Sea as a base for aerial boardings. The USS Tripoli has Marines trained specifically for ship interceptions. Guided missile destroyers can launch helicopters, deploy boats, or just sail up alongside commercial vessels and force them to turn around. If a ship resists? Navy SEALs or special operations forces conduct hostile boardings. The U.S. doesn't even need to operate near Iran. They can intercept ships in the Indian Ocean or even the Pacific. Blockades are slow. But the economic pressure starts before a single ship is boarded. Source: WSJ

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. has 15+ warships in the Middle East ready to enforce the blockade on Iran. Here's how it works... The USS Abraham Lincoln carrier is operating in the Arabian Sea as a base for aerial boardings. The USS Tripoli has Marines trained specifically for ship interceptions. Guided missile destroyers can launch helicopters, deploy boats, or just sail up alongside commercial vessels and force them to turn around. If a ship resists? Navy SEALs or special operations forces conduct hostile boardings. The U.S. doesn't even need to operate near Iran. They can intercept ships in the Indian Ocean or even the Pacific. Blockades are slow. But the economic pressure starts before a single ship is boarded. Source: WSJ

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‼️🇨🇳🇹🇼 BIG | Taiwan is deploying an aggressive new asymmetric defense shield across the Taiwan Strait—unleashing a fleet of high-tech sea drones backed by American technology to permanently derail China’s maritime expansion. In a massive tactical leap, the Taiwanese government has officially greenlit the procurement of dozens of uncrewed vessels for its Coast Guard, as reported by Nikkei Asia. The high-stakes defense package includes 25 uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) and two unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) to be developed by the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST). Crucially, Taipei is directly tapping into American defense expertise, partnering with U.S.-based Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC) to build a highly lethal, autonomous swarm capable of locking down the strait and monitoring or intercepting the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) in real-time. This contract marks a brilliant strategic evolution that adapts the devastating maritime drone lessons of the Black Sea to the defense of Taiwan. By integrating cutting-edge U.S. drone tech into its frontline Coast Guard, Taipei is effectively transforming its gray-zone defense into an un-navigable minefield for Chinese warships. This move signals to Beijing that any attempt to enforce a naval blockade or execute a surprise amphibious assault will be met by an invisible, relentless swarm of kamikaze and surveillance drones—proving that Taiwan’s defense strategy is getting sharper, faster, and completely optimized for high-tech attrition. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

‼️🇨🇳🇹🇼 BIG | Taiwan is deploying an aggressive new asymmetric defense shield across the Taiwan Strait—unleashing a fleet of high-tech sea drones backed by American technology to permanently derail China’s maritime expansion. In a massive tactical leap, the Taiwanese government has officially greenlit the procurement of dozens of uncrewed vessels for its Coast Guard, as reported by Nikkei Asia. The high-stakes defense package includes 25 uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) and two unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) to be developed by the National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST). Crucially, Taipei is directly tapping into American defense expertise, partnering with U.S.-based Maritime Tactical Systems (MARTAC) to build a highly lethal, autonomous swarm capable of locking down the strait and monitoring or intercepting the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) in real-time. This contract marks a brilliant strategic evolution that adapts the devastating maritime drone lessons of the Black Sea to the defense of Taiwan. By integrating cutting-edge U.S. drone tech into its frontline Coast Guard, Taipei is effectively transforming its gray-zone defense into an un-navigable minefield for Chinese warships. This move signals to Beijing that any attempt to enforce a naval blockade or execute a surprise amphibious assault will be met by an invisible, relentless swarm of kamikaze and surveillance drones—proving that Taiwan’s defense strategy is getting sharper, faster, and completely optimized for high-tech attrition. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

Visioner

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🇬🇧🇺🇸 NATO’s special operations forces just got a major boost. A joint UK force made up of Ranger Regiment soldiers, Royal Marines Commandos, and RAF Regiment personnel has taken leadership of NATO’s special operations component within the Allied Reaction Force. After two years of training and validation, the multi-domain team is now prepared to respond rapidly to crises across land, sea, and air domains. A reminder of how much coordination goes into modern military readiness. Source: Forces_News YT / Writer: Lynn

🇬🇧🇺🇸 NATO’s special operations forces just got a major boost. A joint UK force made up of Ranger Regiment soldiers, Royal Marines Commandos, and RAF Regiment personnel has taken leadership of NATO’s special operations component within the Allied Reaction Force. After two years of training and validation, the multi-domain team is now prepared to respond rapidly to crises across land, sea, and air domains. A reminder of how much coordination goes into modern military readiness. Source: Forces_News YT / Writer: Lynn

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🇺🇸🇷🇺 U.S. CARRIER LAUNCHES JETS AS RUSSIA BUZZES NATO SKIES The U.S. Navy’s biggest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, is in the North Sea launching nonstop fighter jets while Russia keeps flying too close to NATO airspace. Russian planes have been buzzing German and Estonian territory, and drones have even crossed into Poland and Romania, freaking out NATO. The U.S. and its allies are flexing hard with a major operation called Neptune Strike to show they're ready for anything. On board the ship, it's like an action movie with jets blasting off, landing fast, and crews hustling non-stop. Russia may be playing chicken in the sky, but NATO’s not blinking. Source: NBC News

🇺🇸🇷🇺 U.S. CARRIER LAUNCHES JETS AS RUSSIA BUZZES NATO SKIES The U.S. Navy’s biggest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, is in the North Sea launching nonstop fighter jets while Russia keeps flying too close to NATO airspace. Russian planes have been buzzing German and Estonian territory, and drones have even crossed into Poland and Romania, freaking out NATO. The U.S. and its allies are flexing hard with a major operation called Neptune Strike to show they're ready for anything. On board the ship, it's like an action movie with jets blasting off, landing fast, and crews hustling non-stop. Russia may be playing chicken in the sky, but NATO’s not blinking. Source: NBC News

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🇬🇧 WATCH: A new animation shows a Royal Navy carrier strike group operating with multiple surface combatants and a Type 26 frigate armed with DragonFire laser weapons on both port and starboard sides. The scenario demonstrates a layered defence concept engaging three different threat types simultaneously, highlighting how future British naval task groups could counter drones, missiles, and fast attack threats at sea. This is the direction modern naval warfare is heading.

🇬🇧 WATCH: A new animation shows a Royal Navy carrier strike group operating with multiple surface combatants and a Type 26 frigate armed with DragonFire laser weapons on both port and starboard sides. The scenario demonstrates a layered defence concept engaging three different threat types simultaneously, highlighting how future British naval task groups could counter drones, missiles, and fast attack threats at sea. This is the direction modern naval warfare is heading.

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US Navy Pilots Test Captured Japanese Fighters (1945) 🇺🇸🇯🇵 Colorized footage captures U.S. Navy pilots conducting flight trials with a captured Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa credited with 16 aerial victories and a Mitsubishi A6M Zero credited with 11 victories near the Navy’s Patuxent River testing grounds in Maryland in June 1945. By flying and evaluating these aircraft firsthand, Allied pilots gained valuable insight into their strengths and weaknesses, helping them develop tactics that exploited superior speed and diving performance while avoiding the turning battles where Japanese fighters excelled. A fascinating look at how the Allies studied the enemy to gain an advantage in the air war over the Pacific.

US Navy Pilots Test Captured Japanese Fighters (1945) 🇺🇸🇯🇵 Colorized footage captures U.S. Navy pilots conducting flight trials with a captured Nakajima Ki-43 Hayabusa credited with 16 aerial victories and a Mitsubishi A6M Zero credited with 11 victories near the Navy’s Patuxent River testing grounds in Maryland in June 1945. By flying and evaluating these aircraft firsthand, Allied pilots gained valuable insight into their strengths and weaknesses, helping them develop tactics that exploited superior speed and diving performance while avoiding the turning battles where Japanese fighters excelled. A fascinating look at how the Allies studied the enemy to gain an advantage in the air war over the Pacific.

War Times

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From small FPVs to large UAVs, millions of unmanned systems are set to be inducted into the Indian armed forces in the next 5 years. 🇮🇳 Details- 🔽 The Indian Army sits at the centre of this shift. Over 1,00,000 drone operatives have already been trained & are being equipped with FPV strike drones, swarm systems, loitering munitions & long range UAVs. Dedicated Shaktibaan Regiments will anchor large scale unmanned warfare, while Ashni platoons are being embedded across 385 infantry battalions. light commando forces like Bhairav will also employ unmanned systems for ISR, targeting & precision strike. - Indian Air force is already doing mass induction of unmanned platforms for long range ISR, deep strike, ew & special missions, integrating UAVs into both peacetime surveillance & high intensity conflict situations. - Indian Navy is also rapidly transitioning towards unmanned ops across the maritime domain, with large numbers of airborne, surface & underwater unmanned systems planned for maritime surveillance, ASW, mine countermeasures & strike support roles. - The Indian Coast Guard will increasingly depend on unmanned systems for persistent maritime domain awareness, EEZ monitoring, coastal security & search & rescue missions. Apart from this, paramilitary & central armed police forces under the Ministry of Home Affairs are also set to induct unmanned systems at scale for border surveillance, CI, internal security, convoy protection & urban ops needs. When combined- • Small FPV & short-range drones • Swarm systems • Loitering munitions of varying ranges • Long-range ISR & strike UAVs • Ground based unmanned systems • Underwater unmanned platforms • Unmanned Surface Vessels Will be in service with the Indian forces. Dozens of dedicated tech & warfare centres have already been established to train soldiers across 30+ niche & emerging technologies. A large scale effort is underway to train troops in drone ops, cyber warfare, Ai & EW. This is being backed by advanced infra, embedded R&D units & simulation based training facilities, with a stated objective of complete absorption of these technologies across force by 2030. India is realistically looking at well over a million+ new unmanned systems in service over the next 5 years.

From small FPVs to large UAVs, millions of unmanned systems are set to be inducted into the Indian armed forces in the next 5 years. 🇮🇳 Details- 🔽 The Indian Army sits at the centre of this shift. Over 1,00,000 drone operatives have already been trained & are being equipped with FPV strike drones, swarm systems, loitering munitions & long range UAVs. Dedicated Shaktibaan Regiments will anchor large scale unmanned warfare, while Ashni platoons are being embedded across 385 infantry battalions. light commando forces like Bhairav will also employ unmanned systems for ISR, targeting & precision strike. - Indian Air force is already doing mass induction of unmanned platforms for long range ISR, deep strike, ew & special missions, integrating UAVs into both peacetime surveillance & high intensity conflict situations. - Indian Navy is also rapidly transitioning towards unmanned ops across the maritime domain, with large numbers of airborne, surface & underwater unmanned systems planned for maritime surveillance, ASW, mine countermeasures & strike support roles. - The Indian Coast Guard will increasingly depend on unmanned systems for persistent maritime domain awareness, EEZ monitoring, coastal security & search & rescue missions. Apart from this, paramilitary & central armed police forces under the Ministry of Home Affairs are also set to induct unmanned systems at scale for border surveillance, CI, internal security, convoy protection & urban ops needs. When combined- • Small FPV & short-range drones • Swarm systems • Loitering munitions of varying ranges • Long-range ISR & strike UAVs • Ground based unmanned systems • Underwater unmanned platforms • Unmanned Surface Vessels Will be in service with the Indian forces. Dozens of dedicated tech & warfare centres have already been established to train soldiers across 30+ niche & emerging technologies. A large scale effort is underway to train troops in drone ops, cyber warfare, Ai & EW. This is being backed by advanced infra, embedded R&D units & simulation based training facilities, with a stated objective of complete absorption of these technologies across force by 2030. India is realistically looking at well over a million+ new unmanned systems in service over the next 5 years.

Defence Core

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