The Royal Navy's Type-45 destroyers - the UK's main air defence platforms, capable of tracking hundreds of missiles at a ...

Argentina’s libertarian President Javier Milei has marked the anniversary of his nation’s failed 1982 attempt to forcibly ...

The speech lasted less than seven minutes. Enough to corroborate several things. First, what is already known, that Javier Milei is very difficult to read (much more if it is “early”).

Until now, the British Army's armoured vehicles weapons and other military kit has had to trek to Southampton before it could ...

US President Donald Trump has been pushing for an end to the war since taking office in January ... Western supplied arms such as the Nlaw anti-tank system, which proved highly effective against ...

The FV107 Scimitar is considered a light tank by some and an armored tracked reconnaissance vehicle by others. Among other things, the 1982 Falklands War (aka, “La Guerra de Las Malvinas ...

Whatever your opinion on the moral rights and wrongs of the Falklands War, it is inescapably one of the most significant historical events of the 1980s. When Argentinian dictator General Galtieri ...

In no sense does this mean abandoning Ukraine, in its fight to remain a viable sovereign nation. Russia’s aim – and this has ...

They are also ready to consider alternative approaches to end the war. Britain and France believe this starts with continuing to build up Ukraine’s armed forces to create a deterrent to stop ...

All three of these warbirds continued to serve with distinction in combat operations long after the Vietnam War ended—such as the Argentines’ use of the A-4 during the 1982 Falklands War ...

While the two countries are war-weary, there is little appetite for major concessions to either government’s war aims — such as Russia’s demands for territorial concessions or Ukraine’s ...

But there are still serious — and difficult — questions ahead to end Russia's war on Ukraine. The US and Russia met to talk about a cease-fire deal. Russia's not ready to take that step yet ...