Membership in Belarusian guerrilla groups is growing while the government tries to crack them down.
US Special Operations Command wants to use “deep fakes” as a weapon, but that could create problems
On DutyAfter years of trying to identify and neutralize disinformation, now SOCOM wants to spy on audiences by monitoring internet devices.
Burkina Faso ordered French troops to leave the country and brought in Russian advisors
Military AffairsIt is unsure how Russian troops, who are unfamiliar with the country, will help to push back the terrorist groups plaguing Burkina Faso.
The battle for Bakhmut may prove a Pyrrhic victory for Russia
Military AffairsAs casualties mount, a victory in Bakhmut may cost more to Russia’s military than it will be worth.
China’s influence is growing exponentially in Latin America
Military AffairsChina in Ecuador Coca Codo Sinclair project
No more Tattoo Taboo: Air Force and Space Force to allow neck and hand tats
On DutyThe change in tattoo policy comes as the Air Force wants to remain competitive for potential recruits.
Why is Russia wasting so many troops to capture Bakhmut?
UkraineIf Russia doesn’t achieve a big breakthrough in the Donbas, then its vaunted winter offensive will peter out without having achieved anything.
The US and Taiwan agreed to increase their military cooperation
On DutyThe Pentagon called the U.S. commitment to Taiwan “rock solid” and a contributor “to the maintenance of peace and stability” in the region.
The Marine Corps is closing down its Scout Sniper platoons
On DutyThe change has raised concern about the long-term loss of critical capabilities of Marine infantry units.
US warns China to not send weapons and ammo to Russia
Military AffairsChina has been encouraging both sides to enact a ceasefire on humanitarian grounds while at the same time, strengthening ties with Moscow.
