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Crazy footage of the bombing of a building in the Gaza Strip by Israeli airstrike.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, known for his pro-Russian views, vetoed the provision of 100 old BTR-60 armored personnel carriers to Ukraine.
The already ratified agreement on the free supply of 100 supported armored personnel carriers to Ukraine has been returned to parliament for re-discussion.
Radev said that the deputies were not sufficiently familiar with the specific parameters of the deal and could not objectively assess whether these armored personnel carriers were really no longer needed by Bulgaria itself. For example, to combat natural disasters and protect the border.
The equipment was manufactured about 40 years ago and was stored in the warehouses of the Bulgarian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Opponents of the transfer of armored personnel carriers to the party in parliament accused the authorities of transferring the equipment free of charge.
The already ratified agreement on the free supply of 100 supported armored personnel carriers to Ukraine has been returned to parliament for re-discussion.
Radev said that the deputies were not sufficiently familiar with the specific parameters of the deal and could not objectively assess whether these armored personnel carriers were really no longer needed by Bulgaria itself. For example, to combat natural disasters and protect the border.
The equipment was manufactured about 40 years ago and was stored in the warehouses of the Bulgarian Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Opponents of the transfer of armored personnel carriers to the party in parliament accused the authorities of transferring the equipment free of charge.
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Plan to shift #Hypersonic testing to Australia has been long in the works and allows the US and Australia access to overland testing something that's not possible in the US. At one point, the JHTO was also considering testing in Canada.
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RuAF SU-34s now carring 4x500 kg UMPKs.
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Venezuela announced the Results last night for the “Referendum” to Annex the Esequiba Region of Western Guyana which constitutes at least 65% of the Country’s Territory, with the Venezuelan Government claiming that over 97% of the Population had Voted in Favor of the Annexation; the United Nations had previously stated that Guyana is an Sovereign Nation that should be Respected, but many South American Countries included Brazil do not believe that Venezuela will Resect the U.N. Ruling and that they will continue to Advance its Annexation with a Invasion of the Guyana by Venezuela possible.
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Turns out that South Korea is the largest supplier of shells to Ukraine, after the US.
WaPo points out that Ukraine is facing a significant shortage of shells, while South Korea shipped more shells to Kyiv in just 41 days than the entire European Union.
South Korea's "indirect" provision of 155-mm artillery shells for Ukraine this year has made it a larger supplier of ammunition for the war-ravaged country than all European countries combined.
South Korean law prohibits providing weapons to war zones, but U.S. officials sought to persuade Seoul to provide munitions, estimating that about 330,000 155-mm shells could be transferred by air and sea within 41 days from Korea.
WaPo points out that Ukraine is facing a significant shortage of shells, while South Korea shipped more shells to Kyiv in just 41 days than the entire European Union.
South Korea's "indirect" provision of 155-mm artillery shells for Ukraine this year has made it a larger supplier of ammunition for the war-ravaged country than all European countries combined.
South Korean law prohibits providing weapons to war zones, but U.S. officials sought to persuade Seoul to provide munitions, estimating that about 330,000 155-mm shells could be transferred by air and sea within 41 days from Korea.
1998. Elimination of Ukrainian Kh-22 air-to-surface missile under the Cooperative Threat Reduction program.
2002. Elimination of Ukrainian Tu-22 strategic bomber at the military airfield near Poltava, November 12, 2002. The bomber was destroyed as part of Ukraine's renunciation of nuclear weapons, which was stipulated by the Budapest Memorandum signed in 1994.
2002. Elimination of Ukrainian Tu-22 strategic bomber at the military airfield near Poltava, November 12, 2002. The bomber was destroyed as part of Ukraine's renunciation of nuclear weapons, which was stipulated by the Budapest Memorandum signed in 1994.
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IDF heavily bombing Khan Yunis now.
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Pro-Iranian group converted fuel tanker into MLRS.
On December 3, fifteen 122mm rockets were fired from Iraq at the American base in Rumeilan in Syria. There were no injuries among personnel or damage to equipment
It is noted that the task force discovered the location from which the rockets were fired and transmitted this information to Iraqi security forces.
On December 3, fifteen 122mm rockets were fired from Iraq at the American base in Rumeilan in Syria. There were no injuries among personnel or damage to equipment
It is noted that the task force discovered the location from which the rockets were fired and transmitted this information to Iraqi security forces.
Israel has assembled a large system of pumps that may be used to flood tunnels used by Hamas under the Gaza strip in a bid to drive out fighters, WSJ reports.
Around the middle of November, Israel's army completed the set-up of at least five pumps about a mile north of the Al-Shati refugee camp that could move thousands of cubic meters of water per hour, flooding the tunnels within weeks.
It was not clear whether Israel would consider using the pumps before all hostages were released, according to the story. Hamas has previously said it has hidden captives in "safe places and tunnels."
Around the middle of November, Israel's army completed the set-up of at least five pumps about a mile north of the Al-Shati refugee camp that could move thousands of cubic meters of water per hour, flooding the tunnels within weeks.
It was not clear whether Israel would consider using the pumps before all hostages were released, according to the story. Hamas has previously said it has hidden captives in "safe places and tunnels."