Category: Military Watch Magazine

<p >The world’s largest asset manager the American multinational investment fund Blackrock has ceased to look for investors to finance the Ukraine recovery fund, which commentators have noted reflects the growing uncertainty in the Western world regarding the Eastern European country’s future. The fund had in 2024 been close to […]

<p >Following the cessation of Iranian-Israeli hostilities in a ceasefire  June 24, 11 days after they had been initiated, speculation has continued to grow regarding how Iran may respond to a possible new wave of attacks on its territory. Prior Iranian strikes on Israeli targets made use of a wide range […]

<p >July 4, 2025, marks eight years since North Korea first demonstrated the ability to launch nuclear strikes against the United States mainland with the successful test of the new Hwasong-14 ballistic missile. In what would prove to be a pivotal moment in the East Asian state’s seven decades long […]

<p >A British Armed Forces F-35B fifth generation fighter which was forced to land at Thiruvananthapuram Airport in southern India on June 14 has remained grounded their for 20 days, with efforts to make the aircraft flyable having failed. The fighter was diverted to the airport after encountering bad weather […]

<p >The U.S. Air Force has confirmed plans for new upgrades for the F-22 fighter, which is intended to allow the aircraft to remain viable into the 2030s. The F-22 was the first fifth generation fighter to enter service anywhere in the world, and after over half a decade of […]

<p >One of Poland’s most influential military thinkers and president of Academy24, General (ret.) Jaroslaw Gromadzinski, has advocated a major shift in the country’s defence posture aimed specifically at preparing for war with Russia. His statement reflect a broader consensus in Warsaw, which has invested particularly heavily in expanding its military […]

<p >South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem and the Polish government have finalised a deal for the sale of 180 K2 main battle tanks to equip the Polish Army. The agreement was announced on June 2, two months after the two parties were reported to have <a href="https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/skorea-poland-stuck-impasse-k2-tank-sales" >reached an impasse </a>in negotiations. […]

<p >South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem and the Polish government have finalised a deal for the sale of 180 K2 main battle tanks to equip the Polish Army. The agreement was announced on June 2, two months after the two parties were reported to have <a href="https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/skorea-poland-stuck-impasse-k2-tank-sales" >reached an impasse </a>in negotiations. […]

<p >The Russian defence sector is on track to further significantly expand production of main battle tanks to reach a landmark output of 1,000 new tanks by mid-2028, and a staggering 3000 tanks by mid-2035, according to a recent assessment by the Conflict Intelligence Team. The Russian Army previously procured […]

<p >The Russian defence sector is on track to further significantly expand production of main battle tanks to reach a landmark output of 1,000 new tanks by mid-2028, and a staggering 3000 tanks by mid-2035, according to a recent assessment by the Conflict Intelligence Team. The Russian Army previously procured […]