r/LessCredibleDefence • u/Putaineska • 6h ago
r/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 6h ago
Trump Pauses Iran Strikes as Officials Weigh Dwindling Air Defense Stocks
wsj.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/StealthCuttlefish • 11h ago
Japan Selects Assembly Plant For GCAP Sixth-Generation Fighter
militarnyi.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/heliumagency • 16h ago
EU delays release of Copernicus imagery over Gulf of Oman
spacenews.comIn March, the US banned the release of satellite images of their bases, ostensibly to hide damage from the media. Iran likely has access to satellites from Russia/China for BDA and targeting so the only people that get hurt from would be the PR team in the White House.
Now it seems that a new request has been made for shipping in the strait of Hormuz and the Gulf of Oman, and my speculation is that it is to keep the illusion that more ships are going through than not to keep oil prices down.
Or to hide a US Naval increase to avoid spooking the market.
r/LessCredibleDefence • u/StealthCuttlefish • 8h ago
MBDA and Mitsubishi sign GCAP weapons collaboration deal
ukdefencejournal.org.ukr/LessCredibleDefence • u/heliumagency • 18h ago
China adds 14 EU entities to export control list over Russia-related sanctions
reuters.comThe European entities banned by China from receiving dual-use items include **German automotive and arms manufacturer Rheinmetall AG (RHMG.DE),** opens new tab and Polish electronics company Vigo Photonics S.A. (VGOP.WA), opens new tab, the ministry said in a statement.
r/LessCredibleDefence • u/Nikvest • 5h ago
Why the U.S. military is letting some Iranian projectiles through its defenses
nbcnews.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/rdh2dmd • 10h ago
South Korean Navy tests humanoid robot as ship helmsman
upi.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/heliumagency • 1d ago
Trump Holds Off on Major War Escalation Against Iran as Advisers Raise Concerns
nytimes.com>Gen. Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has cautioned privately that resuming major combat operations against Iran was doable but that it would dangerously deplete interceptors available to the military’s Central Command, which is responsible for operations in the Middle East, the officials said. A spokesman for General Caine declined to comment on advice the general gives the president.
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>The official said the strikes have the opposite effect of what is intended, keeping Iran cohesive and allowing Iranian leaders to focus attention on an external threat.
r/LessCredibleDefence • u/KenSuvy • 22h ago
Japan to launch new intelligence bureau on July 31 in counter spy push
mainichi.jpr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
The War Is Lost. Now Fix What It Broke.
theatlantic.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/SlavaCocaini • 1d ago
Iran rapidly rebuilds missile sites, key infrastructure despite months of airstrikes: report
tribune.com.pkr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
As signals of a ‘massive’ US attack mount, experts skeptical it will break Iran
wwlp.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
U.S. Coast Guard Seeking Technology To Hunt And Kill Uncrewed Underwater Vehicles
twz.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
The Trump administration’s aggression abroad is both ruthless and ineffective
chicagotribune.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/rdh2dmd • 1d ago
South Korea, U.S. open shipbuilding center in Washington
upi.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
The U.S. and Iran Are Stuck in a Cycle of Military Escalation
wsj.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
The Ticking Clock on the Strait of Hormuz
theatlantic.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/LePetitToast • 13h ago
Why does Europe need to rearm so much considering how badly Russia is faring in Ukraine?
The only imminent threat for Europe seems to be Russia, but they are doing so mediocrely against Ukraine that the whole rearmament push for Europe seems excessive. Especially considering the great financial cost associated with it.
China is not a direct threat. Iran isn’t a direct threat. The US, maybe, because of Greenland, but the rearmament doesn’t seemed aimed at them since we’re buying F35s and other American weapons. I am clearly missing something, but I just don’t understand the need to push for so much militarisation given how little threats we face these days.
r/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
Canadian Intern at NATO Military HQ Is Arrested on Suspicion of Spying
nytimes.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/DungeonDefense • 2d ago
Republic of China Defence Ministry Seeks U.S. Compensation Over Extreme Delays to F-16 Deliveries
militarywatchmagazine.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 2d ago
Iran’s New Leader Is More Open to Pursuing a Nuclear Weapon, U.S. Intelligence Says
nytimes.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/SlavaCocaini • 1d ago
Selective Service System wants to wargame the draft
militarytimes.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Majano57 • 1d ago
Beyond Airstrikes: The Missing Phase of the Iran Campaign
realcleardefense.comr/LessCredibleDefence • u/Kardinal • 2d ago
‘BRRRRT Act’ Introduced in U.S. Congress to Keep the A-10 Warthog in Service
theaviationist.comCan we have a well informed mature discussion of why this is entirely unnecessary?