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Why Are Belgium’s F-35s Grounded? When a €5.6 Billion Jet Meets a Country Too Small to Fly It

Belgium has taken delivery of its first F-35s, yet the country cannot fully operate them: its airspace is simply too narrow for the aircraft’s advanced training needs. A €5.6 billion investment now faces unexpected structural constraints that raise pressing questions about capability, planning, and national readiness.

Ricardo Martins
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Russia’s Rocket-assisted Precision Glide Bombs

Russia continues to lead the military innovation and dominate the battlefield. In its latest military adaptation, Russia has introduced a cost-effective rocket engine to assist the glide bombs in reaching targets much farther with precision.

Muhammad Ali Baig
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Why Does South Korea Need a Nuclear Submarine?

On November 4, 2025, at a South Korean State Council meeting, President Lee Jae Myung was presented a plan to build South Korea’s first nuclear-powered submarine. The United States has approved this long-term project, and while Seoul has portrayed it as a victory for Korean diplomacy, the author believes it is a trap.

Konstantin Asmolov