Precise Turkish UCAV warning strike at a building near the fire brigade trying to extinguish the fire that broke out at the Lafarge cement factory today in Syria.

#BREAKING Turkish Intelligence (MIT) UCAV strikes destroyed 23 targets of the terror organization PKK/YPG in Syria, including

- 5 critical infrastructure facilities
- 3 control points
- 8 military points
- 2 ammunition depots
- 2 logistics depots
- 2 technical vehicle depots and
- a vehicle used in tunnels/alignment works.

Nobody wants a conflict with the Houthis, the United States does not seek a conflict with Yemen, the White House says.

Britain’s aircraft carriers are not ready to be sent to the Red Sea because of the recruitment crisis engulfing the Armed Forces, The Telegraph reports.

Calls to send the £3bn HMS Queen Elizabeth to the region set to be spurned because crew shortages mean only support ship cannot sail.

Houthi sources claim American-British strikes targeted Jabal Jad’a in Al-Lahiya district in the coastal province of Al-Hudaydah, west of Yemen.

Russian soldiers saw gender-neutral toilets in Ukrainian schools and therefore “understand well what they are fighting for”, Russian governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglov says.

Hundreds of Gazans rush into the aid trucks upon their arrival on the coastal area.

IDF is carrying out deep strikes on Jabal Safi, south Lebanon.

UK Foreign Secretary Cameron says “to say that Israel has the intent to commit genocide is nonsense.”

"I think the South African action is wrong, I think it is unhelpful and I think it shouldn't be happening."

Houthi F-5 fighter jet is not combat effective, a U.S. official tells Pentagon reporter Chris Gordon.

The main targets of Russian missile strikes are increasingly focusing on Ukrainian defense industry facilities, and not the energy system, as last winter, Financial Times reports.

Russia is working on its own Starlink

Three domestic low-orbit communication satellites launched from the Vostochny cosmodrome, developed by the Russian company Bureau 1440, provided the first Internet connection.

Currently, the data transfer rate to the device is 12 Mbit/s, and the latency is 41 milliseconds.

The next stage is serial and mass production of domestic devices, as well as increasing the data transfer speed to more than 100 Mbit/s.

The goal of the project is to create a commercial satellite broadband Internet access service that will operate in low orbits, at high speeds and with minimal delays. It will begin its work in 2027.

From 2025, it is planned to launch 10-12 rockets into orbit per year, with about 15 satellites placed in one rocket.

In total, by 2035, more than 900 low-orbit domestic satellites will be developed and launched into orbit.

They will provide high-speed satellite Internet to residents throughout Russia. The plans are to provide broadband services using Russian spacecraft in 75 countries around the world.

This is how a Russian soldier evaded Ukrainian FPV drone strike.

#BREAKING Ukrainian Telegram source monitor reports contact lost with Russian A-50 Mainstay Airborne Early Warning and Control Aircraft (AEW&C) over Sea of Azov.

Turkish fighter jets carried out more than 10 airstrikes on Suwadiyah gas field, controlled by terror organization PKK/YPG in Malikiyah, northeast Syria.

Ukrainian media & several officials claim Ukrainian Army shot down Russian A-50 & Il-22M aircraft today.

Here's the interception of Il-22M's conversation with the airfield controller in Anapa.

Il-22M aircraft planned to land in Anapa and requested evacuation, calling an "ambulance" and a fire truck".

Germany's Bundeswehr is preparing for an attack by Putin after the defeat of Ukraine, Bild reports.

An escalation between NATO and Russia could occur as early as February. This is a training scenario that describes, step by step, month by month, how Putin will act and how NATO will defend itself.

In the Bundeswehr scenario, escalation will begin in just a few weeks. Combat will soon begin. Tens of thousands of German soldiers will be deployed.

According to the described scenario, Russia launches a new wave of mobilization and conscripts another 200,000 into the army in February 2024.

In the spring, the Kremlin will launch a large-scale offensive in Ukraine and, against the backdrop of insufficient Western support, will defeat the Armed Forces of Ukraine by June 2024.

Next, according to the scenario, ethnic clashes will begin in the Baltic states, Russia will begin large exercises “West 2024” in September with the involvement of 50,000 soldiers in western Russia and Belarus.

In October 2024, Russia will transfer troops and medium-range missiles to Kaliningrad to strike the Suwalki corridor (connecting Kaliningrad with Belarus through Lithuania).

In December - immediately after the elections in the United States - a border conflict and unrest may begin there. The Russian Federation will try to take advantage of the possible paralysis of the US political system.

In January 2025, Poland and the Baltic countries will convene a meeting of the NATO Council and declare an increase in the threat from the Russian Federation, which in March will transfer additional troops to Belarus and to the borders of the Baltic states.

In May 2025, NATO will decide on “measures for credible deterrence” to prevent a Russian attack on the Suwalki corridor from Belarus and Kaliningrad.

On “Day X”, according to the Bundeswehr’s secret plan, the NATO commander will order 300,000 soldiers, including 30,000 Germans, to be transferred to the eastern flank.

Russian military source FighterBomber appears to confirm Russian A-50 Mainstay Airborne Early Warning and Control Aircraft (AEW&C) was shot down over Sea of Azov.

Another Houthi missile attack on U.S. Navy ship USS Laboon

An unspecified U.S. fighter shot down an anti-ship cruise missile fired from Iranian-backed Houthi forces in Yemen.

The missile was heading toward the Arleigh Burke class guided missile destroyer USS Laboon in the southern Red Sea, U.S. Central Command said Sunday evening eastern.

This is the first time a shoot-down by an aircraft during this crisis has not had its service specified.

Only U.S. Navy Super Hornets have been involved in these engagements so far. This may have changed.

Source: The War Zone