Photo from the recent exhibition of war trophies in Moscow. The billboard reads:

"Employees of the embassies of the US, Great Britain, Germany, France and Poland are allowed to enter the exhibition of NATO trophy weapons without queuing."

Man beats robot in the forest: Impressive capabilites of Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics’ P1 bipedal robot.

The robot utilizes reinforcement learning, enabling it to dynamically adapt to complex environments without prior knowledge of the terrain's specifics.

Russian aviation drops six aerial bombs at once on Chasiv Yar, Donetsk region.

TTP (Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan) ambush on a Pakistan security forces vehicle.

Russian Internal Affairs Ministry puts Ukrainian President Zelensky on wanted list.

Russian jets dropped one of their bombs over Belgorod region, damaging civilian area.

Ukrainian soldier shot downs Russian cruise missile using MANPADS. Footage from December 2022.

Macron's statements that the possibility of sending French troops to Ukraine cannot be ruled out only raise tensions and do no good, Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto said.

“I will not condemn the statements of the president of a friendly country. But I don't understand what is the benefit of such statements. They only raise tensions.”

Crozetto assured that Italy is not considering sending troops to Ukraine.

“No, we absolutely will not do that.”

Motivational speech to a new batch of Russian soldiers.

"All of you will die, but Mother Russia will never forget us!"

Ukrainian T-64BV tank destroys Russian tank with direct fire.

On this day in 1982, British Royal Navy’s HMS Sheffield Type 42 guided missile destroyer was sunk by French-made Exocet missiles during the Falklands War in 1982 by two Argentine Super Étendard fighter jets.

Argentina had only a total of five Exocet missiles during the war.

China launches new UAV production plant.

The production line, which is equipped with the latest automation and 3D printing technologies, will produce 200 x Wing Loong UAVs per year.

The plant is owned by Chengdu Aerospace Corporation (CAC).

IRGC Navy’s new drone carrier Shahid Bahman Bagheri.

Shahid Bahman Bagheri has been converted from a container ship (previously called Sarvin) into a UAV/drone carrier.

The ship has been modified to have a 180-meter runway, allowing it to accommodate and launch a large fleet of fixed-wing drones.

Japanese aircraft spotters in Iwakuni today.

NYPD Deputy Commissioner Kaz Daughtry says he found "a book on terrorism" at Columbia University campus during pro-Palestine encampment.

But, the book is not a how-to book.

It’s a history book (Terrorism: A Very Short Introduction) written by a renowned British historian Charles Townshend.

The book explores the complex and multifaceted nature of terrorism, examining its historical, ideological, and local roots, as well as the ongoing debates about its definition and response

"We will not reveal our cards, let Putin think what we will do," Polish FM Radosław Sikorski says on whether Poland would send troops to Ukraine.

Ukrainian FPV drone tries to intercept Russian Orlan-10 reconnaissance UAV in the air, but fails.

Massive airdrop over north of Gaza.

F-16 fighter jets can be controlled by AI now.

— U.S. Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall has flown such F-16 (Vista).

— The software for Vista first learns from millions of data points in a simulator, allowing the AI to test its conclusions and learn from the simulated flights.

— In the recent test flight, the AI-controlled F-16 Vista demonstrated impressive aerial maneuvers, flying at over 550 mph and subjecting the Air Force Secretary to 5 times the force of gravity.

— It was able to engage in a high-speed dogfight with a human-piloted F-16, coming within 1,000 feet of the other aircraft as they maneuvered.

— U.S. Army sees the AI-controlled F-16 as a key part of their strategy to field over 1,000 unmanned, AI-enabled warplanes by 2028.

Outgoing U.S. Indo-Pacific commander Adm. John Aquilino:

“In the three years since I've been in command, China has built more than 400 aircraft, 20 major warships, and doubled its missile inventory.”

NATO’s “red lines” for direct intervention in Ukraine:

“NATO may intervene in the war in Ukraine if Belarus is involved in the war on Russia’s side, or if Russia attacks the Baltic countries, Poland or Moldova,” Italy’s Repubblica reports.