Missile Systems

Necessary Preface: As of December 2025, neither the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation nor any official government sources had confirmed the ...

Back in '22, I posted about the possibility of creating a large club; since then, Uncle Liao has been hard at work, and thanks to his brainchild, it's now ...

During World War II, the Soviet Union was repeatedly faced with the challenge of not only repelling aggression but also acquiring the enemy’s advanced military ...

Here's a link to the previous article: The American Response to Our "Oreshnik." The "Dark Eagle" Ballistic Missile The U.S. is gradually revealing technical ...

In 2019, the United States unilaterally withdrew from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty (INF Treaty), accusing Russia of violating it. At the time, ...

Naturally, this article doesn’t mention a single word about one of the first cruise missiles, the German FAU-1, which was developed back during World War II. ...

Basically, you won’t find anything in this roundup that we haven’t already covered on our website. However, this is the first time we’ve provided an overall ...

Today, the line between cruise missiles and UAVs is rapidly blurring. Companies are increasingly developing drones based on missile platforms—and vice ...

The S-400’s ability to detect the much-touted American stealth fighters, the F-22 and F-35, and, consequently, to destroy them, has long been the stuff of ...

This article was published on the “Hi-Tech Mail” Zen channel back in early 2023. It discusses an ultra-long-range version of the Russian “Kalibr” cruise ...