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The Math Is Brutal: Russia Has Just 21 Su-57 Felon Stealth Fighters and the Factory Just Caught Fire

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Russia would like you to believe that its Su-57 fighter is the world’s leading stealth fighter. Sporting two large, high-output engines, a canted V-tail, and contouring along the nose and airframe intended to confound and defeat enemy radar, it ticks many of the anticipated boxes. But Russia’s newest fighter might be in trouble.

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The U.S. Navy’s Next Big Crisis: Building and Repairing Nuclear Submarines Feels Impossible

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The U.S. Navy’s Next Big Crisis: Building and Repairing Nuclear Submarines Feels Impossible

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$30,000,000,000 Question: Canada’s F-35 Debate Seems Paralyzed

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Leopard 2 Failure: Why the World’s 'Best' Tank Is Flopping in Ukraine

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Zombie Tanks: Why Russia Is Sending Ancient T-62s Into the Ukraine “Meat-Grinder”

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These “mobile coffins” suffer from a catastrophic design flaw—the “jack-in-the-box” effect—where ammunition carousels ignite, launching turrets stories into the air.

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Ukraine Just Got a Brand New Fleet of 49 M1A1 Abrams Tanks and America Isn’t Happy

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For the one thousandth time, Main Battle Tanks are as far from obsolete as you possibly can get.

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Europe's FCAS Fighter Could Soon Be RIP

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China Has a ‘Stealth Playbook’ To Carve Up Russia

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Chinese media platform NetEase ran a Dec. 14 article urging Beijing to “prepare for the worst” if Russia fractures, arguing the Russian Far East’s 7 million square kilometers should not be “lost.”

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China Has a ‘Stealth Playbook’ To Carve Up Russia

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Chinese media platform NetEase ran a Dec. 14 article urging Beijing to “prepare for the worst” if Russia fractures, arguing the Russian Far East’s 7 million square kilometers should not be “lost.”

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China Has a ‘Stealth Playbook’ To Carve Up Russia

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Chinese media platform NetEase ran a Dec. 14 article urging Beijing to “prepare for the worst” if Russia fractures, arguing the Russian Far East’s 7 million square kilometers should not be “lost.”

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