The Kongsberg company has presented a containerized launch system for the NSM cruise missiles. The system, called the NSM Mission Module, is based on a 20-foot maritime container and can hold 4 NSM missiles, with a range of approximately 300 km and a payload of 120 kg. The use of a container allows for the creation of a discreet launch system, and it can be used in a stationary configuration, on a truck, or on a maritime platform.

🇮🇹 Italy has, according to Milano Finanza, awarded a contract to Leonardo Rheinmetall Military Vehicles for the procurement of 48 A2CS based on the KF-41 and 30 NMBT based on the KF-51 worth 3.7 billion €. hartpunkt.de/italien-leonard…

Ех, Я би хотіла бути українською сільською дівчиною під час Першої Світової війни. Молодий німецький чи австрійський солдат проходить через українське село.... бере мене в заложниці та тікає зі мною в Німеччиною, роблячи мене його вірною слов'янською жінкою

Reportedly footage of a vessel that was recently targeted in the Strait of Hormuz

When the battlefield became transparent, the war went underground. Khartiia Corps, together with other Defense Forces units, is conducting the underground Operation VELES, and for the first time, we can show the work of our brothers-in-arms in this new dimension of warfare. “We have unique people. We are an undefeatable nation,” – commander of the Khartiia Corps, Brigadier General Ihor Obolenskyi. More to come. Stay tuned for VELES.

Researchers in Sweden have developed AI technology capable of detecting concealed handguns using Wi-Fi signals, without metal detectors or visible cameras. Early testing shows 72.5% detection precision. Now imagine this technology deployed in public spaces, identifying law-abiding Americans carrying firearms for self-defense. How long before a false alert brings armed police down on an innocent gun owner? The Second Amendment protects our right to bear arms. The Fourth Amendment protects us from unreasonable searches. Neither should be sacrificed to the surveillance state. Full Report: ammoland.com/2026/10/wifi-gu…

A Yemeni gun shop is selling this beautiful MG42, locally known as the “Hitler machine gun.” The asking price? 800,000 Yemeni riyals, or roughly $3,387. Imagine the collector’s market in the U.S. if something like this could legally be imported. The potential value of a piece of WWII history like this is on a completely different level.

>Moldova has opened a criminal case after two Ukrainian border guards crossed into its territory while chasing a man of draft age.