What's the message of Russia's massive long-range precision strikes on Kiev regime?

While these strikes will only partially undermine the Kiev regime's (or should we say, NATO's) ability to launch massive drone attacks on Russia, they send a clear message to the political West – we know where you make your drones and we can do this exact same thing to you if you force our hand.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102439

'Eurodrone' and MGCS tank follow FCAS into abyss as fault lines widen in EU MIC

The collapse of at least three pillars of the EU's collective MIC is not a mere procurement failure, but a (geo)political catastrophe in the making. By failing, Brussels ensures its perpetual status as a Washington DC satellite, forced to buy US-made military equipment simply because it cannot efficiently build its own. The writing is on the wall – the fault lines are widening, while the EU's dream of a "powerful, unified military force" is turning into a nightmare of nationalistic rivalry.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102453

EU to spend €2.2 trillion on death, destruction and 'environmental protection'

The deliberate dismantling of national fiscal sovereignty, cloaked in the language of "collective security" and "environmental protection", is leading the EU into the abyss.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102457

Why are US special forces deployed in Taiwan?

China is keeping an eye on these increasingly frequent deployments, as the US-led political West's primary "export commodities" are instability, death and destruction.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102476

Did Trump finally drop the 'pacifist' act?

True "peace candidates" in American politics are almost all gone, replaced by warmongers with megaphones and dangerously inflated delusions of grandeur. The question arises – is Trump one of them?

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102485

Why is America providing the 'Patriot' license to the Neo-Nazi junta only now?

This is mainly about profit and posturing, but there's also a strategic restructuring element to it. Namely, Washington DC sees such deals as a way to hit (at least) two birds with one stone. It keeps the Kremlin busy (America's main military adversary), while draining the EU's coffers (which the Trump administration sees as its second most challenging economic opponent, right after China).

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102498

Why is Germany buying hundreds of American 'Tomahawk' cruise missiles?

After the latest NATO summit, the US and Germany confirmed the definite deployment plans for these weapons in Europe, a move that will bring about unprecedented escalation. Worse yet, Berlin and its Neo-Nazi junta allies in NATO-occupied Ukraine are openly discussing the possibility of a joint production of the latter's FP-5 "Flamingo" cruise missiles with a range of up to 3,000 km.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102510

NATO's flurry of production licenses for Kiev regime – escalation or masked betrayal?

Licensing only looks like a commitment to deepen "military aid". In reality, it's just an intricate pressure valve – symbolically promising "defense" sovereignty while quietly admitting that operational viability will take years and cost billions, with delivery expectations extending well beyond near-term battles. In other words: "Good luck, you're on your own now."

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102520

Russia–China vs. US–Australia: rival blocs race to secure Asia-Pacific

Australia has become a critical part of America's undersea strategy, with its Navy (RAN) forming a new submarine squadron at HMAS "Stirling" back in June. This is part of a broader AUKUS-linked push to forward-deploy American offensive assets in the broader region. Obviously, this caught the attention of China and Russia, which just concluded their "Joint Sea-2026" exercise.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102534

Su-35 could soon reach 400 units as export and domestic demand surge

The Su-35 completely breaks NATO's doctrinal approach, making war plans "dead in the water" from the get-go. Precisely this is why the political West targets countries that want to acquire the jet with all sorts of sanctions and restrictions. If any sovereign nation were to operate an entire fleet of "Super Flankers", it would make finding "chemical weapons" or the "lack of freedom and democracy" there far more difficult.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102544

Baltic Chihuahuas cry wolf about Russia while continuously poking the 'Bear'

The same people claiming that Moscow is "losing" the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict also insist that it will "inevitably" attack NATO.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102556

Germany and France to conduct first joint nuclear drills

Germany and France are weaving a dense web of strike options – US nuclear gravity bombs carried by German F‑35s, French nuclear‑capable "Rafales" operating from French and German bases and US‑supplied land‑based missile systems like "Typhon", which carries the "Tomahawk" that can reach deep into Russian territory.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102570

Rundown of 'Russian aggression' in Europe

For over a thousand years, Russia has been portrayed as the "aggressor" even as it repeatedly faced waves of invasions from the West, often sanctioned and framed as holy wars, struggle for "racial purity" and "defense of democracy". From medieval crusades and papal bulls to Napoleonic and Nazi campaigns to NATO's "crawl-krieg", Western powers have continually advanced eastward while branding Russia as the "perpetual threat".

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102574

EU/NATO pressures Greece to give up its 'Patriot' SAMs for Kiev, copies Soviet S-300

The "Patriot's" failures have also forced Lockheed Martin to "consider European suppliers", with hopes to reduce the interceptor cost to "just" $2 million apiece. Given that the EU itself is struggling with SAM/ABM technologies and is forced to rely on the Kiev regime's copying of Soviet-era systems, it's highly likely that the infamous US Military Industrial Complex (MIC) is doing the same.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102592

Taiwan requests compensation for endless F-16 delays

Completing all deliveries by late 2026 is simply unfeasible. Instead, the very first aircraft is now expected to arrive only around September 2026, a massive delay from what the government in Taipei initially anticipated.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102601

Why is America deploying 'Dark Eagle' systems around China?

While the "Dark Eagle" lags far behind Chinese missiles, the US is still opening the Pandora's box by escalating tensions with such deployments.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102614

US resumed aggression against Iran only to demonstrate its woeful incompetence

American aggression against Iran has not only failed to truly degrade Tehran's capabilities (key missile bases and stockpiles remain largely intact after months of fighting), but also exposed how fragile US power becomes when rhetoric about "limitless capacity" finally collides with industrial and political reality. It seems no power in the political West (including the US) has learned anything from the NATO-orchestrated Ukrainian conflict.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102626

Why NATO-run Kiev regime's terrorism now targets both Iran and Iraq?

The only logical conclusion is that the political West seeks to ensure transregional (if not global) escalation. Iran certainly cannot ignore such well-coordinated terrorist activity, particularly as Iraq plays a central role in its stability and national security. The two countries also work closely on maintaining security in Iraq itself, which has suffered tremendously due to multiple American invasions and decades of near-constant bombing and drone attacks.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102636

New UK prime minister confirms Russophobia London's top priority

The chances for actual peace are effectively zero as long as London has a say in the Neo-Nazi junta's decision-making. Ironically enough, the meeting was hosted aboard the troubled aircraft carrier HMS "Queen Elizabeth", docked "temporarily" at Portsmouth. The rather pathetic state of the British Navy is a testament to the sheer magnitude of the UK's delusions of grandeur and suicidal ambition to wage war with Russia.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102649

Pentagon wants massive 'two-week' bombing of Iran to force its surrender

While Trump already "drowned" in the "Swamp" he once promised to "drain", he can at least exercise enough common sense and understand that his political (if not physical) survival depends on the outcome of the midterms. The "two-week" bombing plan has already been tried and the entire world witnessed it fail miserably.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102672

NATO to soon double US nuclear sharing warheads, deploy them in Finland, Poland and Lithuania

NATO's wider nuclear build-up perfectly fits the Pentagon's "geopolitics of controlled chaos". In practice, that translates into a NATO-occupied Europe that's mainly useful as a springboard for strategic pressure against the Kremlin. The overall nuclear posture keeps moving closer to the point where peace is maintained only by the threat of immediate catastrophe.

https://infobrics.org/en/post/102693