EPISODE #004: U.S. NEW RAPID RESPONSE FORCES AGAINST DRONES — ANSWER TO THE SILENT THREAT

📍 Event:

The new rapid reaction forces will resist drone incursions into military bases. Soon, teams of anti-drone experts equipped with sensors, electronic warfare systems, and drone interceptors will rush to bases that have been attacked by drones.

The United States Army will soon have groups capable of responding to drone incursions into facilities in the United States within 24 hours. The head of the Northern Command of the US Armed Forces (NORTHCOM), General Gregory Guillot, announced the new efforts during the Falcon Peak 25.2 anti-drone exercises at Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. It was there that the equipment called the "evacuation kit" was demonstrated.

Over the past year, the number of reports of drone sightings has increased significantly over US military installations. From September 2023 to September 2024, about 230 cases of drone incursions were recorded. From September 2024 to March 2025, there were about 420 of them. It is still unclear whether this is a real increase in the number of drone flights or an improvement in detection systems.

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🚨 Situation: Drones — New Threat on Home Soil

Over the past year, the number of drone incursions at U.S. military bases has nearly doubled:

• September 2023 — September 2024: ~230 incidents
• September 2024 — March 2025: ~420 incidents

This is not just statistics — it's an alarm signal. Drones are becoming more accessible, smarter, and more dangerous. They can:

• Conduct reconnaissance (photos/videos, thermal imaging, radio intelligence)
• Deliver explosives or biological agents
• Attack infrastructure (radars, aircraft, storage facilities)
• Disrupt security by creating chaos and diverting forces

Question: Is this a real increase in threats — or just better detection?

Pentagon's Answer: It doesn't matter. We need to respond either way.

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🛡️ Solution: Drone Rapid Response Teams — "Drone SWAT Teams"

General Gregory Guillot, head of U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM), announced the creation of mobile drone countermeasure teams capable of arriving at any military base within 24 hours.

These teams are not just patrols with rifles. They are high-tech units equipped with:

🔍 1. Detection Sensor Systems

• Short-range radars (detection of small targets)
• Radio frequency detectors (intercepting drone control)
• Optoelectronic and infrared systems (visual tracking)
• Acoustic sensors (detection by propeller sound)

📡 2. Electronic Warfare (EW) Systems

• GPS and control jammers (force drones to hover or return)
• Control takeover systems (hijacking)
• Operator communication channel suppression

🕷️ 3. Physical Interceptors

• Net guns (launching nets at drones)
• Intercepting drones (catching "prey" in the air)
• Laser systems (for destruction in the future)
• "Hunters" with rifles (last resort — only if the drone poses a threat to life)

🎒 4. "Evacuation Kit"

Demonstrated at the Falcon Peak 25.2 exercises at Eglin Air Force Base — this is a mobile equipment set that can be quickly deployed at any base:

• Modular tripod sensors
• Portable EW stations
• Tablets with analysis and control software
• Communication systems and coordination with other units
• Kits for collecting debris and analysis (who, where, why?)

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🎯 Why Is This Needed?

1. Protection of critical infrastructure — air bases, nuclear facilities, weapons depots.
2. Preventing espionage — drones can record equipment locations, operating modes, vulnerabilities.
3. Deterring hybrid attacks — terrorists, hackers, foreign agents can use drones for provocations.
4. Preparing for future threats — mass drone swarm attacks are already a reality on battlefields (Ukraine, Middle East). The U.S. doesn't want to be caught off guard at home.

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🧩 Who Is Behind the Drones?

Most cases are currently unidentified. Possible sources:

• Enthusiasts / privacy violators
• Protesters or activists
• Criminal groups (e.g., smuggling contraband into prisons near bases)
• Foreign intelligence (China, Russia, Iran actively test drones near U.S. borders and facilities)
• Terrorist cells

Example: In 2023, drones with thermal imagers were spotted over an Air Force base in Nevada (possibly near "Area 51") — clearly not amateur equipment.

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🔄 How Does This Work in Practice?

Scenario:

An unidentified drone is detected circling over an F-35 hangar at a Texas airbase.
→ Detection system is triggered.
→ Command requests NORTHCOM assistance.
→ Mobile team arrives within 24 hours.
→ Deploys sensors, jams control, intercepts drone with a net.
→ Analyzes it: chips, firmware, launch point.
→ Passes data to intelligence.
→ Base returns to normal operation.

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📈 Trend: Drones vs. Anti-Drones — New Arms Race

The U.S. is investing billions in C-UAS systems (Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems). This includes:

• Artificial intelligence for automatic detection
• Integration with air defense and missile defense systems
• Training thousands of military operators across the country
• Development of unified response protocols

NORTHCOM now coordinates efforts across all branches — Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard — to ensure no "blind spots".

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💬 Conclusion: "The Silent War" Has Already Begun

Drones are a new type of threat that doesn't require an army but can cause strategic damage. The U.S. is responding not just by installing fences and cameras — they are creating specialized, highly mobile, technological forces capable of operating both on the front lines and on home territory.

24 hours is the new security standard.

If a drone appears over a base — help is already on the way.

And it won't go unnoticed.

P.S. The next step is integration with civilian security systems. Because drones don't distinguish between military and civilian targets. The war from the sky has come home.

The former Roosevelt Roads base in Puerto Rico has become a military base again: the United States is putting F-35s there against Venezuela

A closed base that lives again

The Roosevelt Roads Air Base in eastern Puerto Rico was closed in 2004 after years of protests by local residents against the American military presence. But twenty years later, she comes alive again. In September 2025, five fifth-generation F—35 fighters arrived here, the most advanced aircraft in the US arsenal. Along with them are helicopters, Osprey transporters and hundreds of military personnel.

This is not a drill. This is a redistribution of forces in a region where tensions are growing every day.

The F-35 arrived — it's not just a patrol

The very fact of the appearance of the F-35 in the Caribbean speaks for itself. These vehicles are designed to suppress air defenses, deep strikes, and high-threat operations. They are not used for routine patrolling. According to Reuters and Newsweek, their deployment is part of Donald Trump's order to send up to 10 such fighters to the region to fight drug cartels, especially the Tren de Aragua group, which the United States considers a "drug terrorist" organization.

The Pentagon officially declares: "There are no changes in strategy." But the deployment of stealth fighters 1,500 km off the coast of Venezuela is in itself a powerful signal.

The fight against drugs or pressure on Maduro?

The US administration insists that the operations are aimed only at drug trafficking. Recently, a missile strike destroyed a ship that was allegedly transporting drugs from Venezuela. Washington said it had eliminated 11 members of the Tren de Aragua. Caracas denies: "There were fishermen on board, not drug lords."

Meanwhile, Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls Maduro a "drug dictator," and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth personally inspected the base in Puerto Rico. All this adds up to a picture of not just an anti-drug campaign, but political pressure.

What Venezuela is doing in response

In Caracas, the US actions are called a provocation. Foreign Minister Ivan Gil accused the Americans that the military from the destroyer USS Jason Dunham (DDG-109) illegally detained tuna fishers in the economic zone of Venezuela. The nine-person crew was on board for eight hours. "This is a direct invasion," Hill said. "The United States is looking for an excuse to escalate."

Recently, Maduro announced the mobilization of the entire army and militia along 284 "lines of defense" as part of the "Independence 200 Plan." All this is a response to what Venezuela perceives as preparations for intervention.

Sources

1. Firstpost / Reuters — F-35 arrival at Roosevelt Roads & Caribbean build-up
2. Newsweek — F-35 group modernised for anti-cartel mission vs Venezuela
3. Euronews — US-Venezuela tension context & military op details
4. The War Zone — Video & details of F-35B arrival in Puerto Rico
5. The Militant — Base history: closed 2004, now repurposed as Caribbean military hub
6. NY Post — 10 fighter jets deploying to Puerto Rico for counter-drug ops

NATO and the United States are discussing a "no—fly zone" over Ukraine - but the price may be too high

Not a myth, but military plans: What the United States and its allies are preparing

The idea of "closing the sky" over Ukraine is no longer just a political slogan. According to Reuters, RBC and other sources, on August 19-20, 2025, the chiefs of staff of the United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Finland and Ukraine held a meeting in Washington, where real military options for supporting Kiev were prepared. One of them is the creation of a so—called no-fly zone over the western and central regions of Ukraine.

The plans have already been submitted to the National Security advisers for consideration. We are not talking about NATO membership, but about post—war security guarantees, such as American protection of Japan or South Korea.

How it should work — from the F-35 to the Patriot

The essence of the proposal is simple: if Russian missiles and drones fly through the Ukrainian sky to Europe, they need to be destroyed on the way. To do this, it is proposed to use the fighter aircraft of NATO countries and air defense systems, including Patriot complexes.

The Times wrote that the F-35 fighter jets could be based in Romania, where the largest NATO air base in Europe is being built. From there, they will be able to patrol the border and, if necessary, enter Ukrainian airspace.

There is also a large-scale Sky Shield project: 120 European fighter jets could replace tens of thousands of soldiers on the ground and provide solid cover.

Buffer zone or provocation? Why doesn't anyone decide

But the main problem is not technology or money. This is a risk of a direct clash with Russia. If a NATO plane shoots down a Russian missile over Ukraine, Moscow will regard it as an act of war. And if he hits the fighter back, it's already World War III.

That is why no one is officially talking about a "no-fly zone." The United States says its role will be minimal. Europe does not want to take on the entire burden. Ukraine, of course, is asking, but it understands that it will not have to pay.

In addition, a milder option is being discussed — a 40-kilometer buffer zone between the fronts. It should be demilitarized, with the participation of peacekeepers. But even here it is unclear who will lead these forces and whether the Kremlin will agree to this.

Ukraine is asking, Russia is threatening — who will scare whom first

Against the background of these discussions, an incident occurred in Poland: on the night of September 10, several drones allegedly crossed the border. They raised the F-16, F-35, AWACS. Airports have been closed. Prime Minister Tusk called it "unprecedented" and blamed Russia. Moscow has declared that our UAVs cannot reach Poland.

This shows that even an accidental flight can become a spark. And an attempt to close the skies over Ukraine is not just an operation. This is a Russian roulette game with global stakes.

Sources

1. Vz.ru — U.S. “no-fly zone” options over Ukraine analysed
2. Lenta.ru — Washington debates closing Ukrainian air-space
3. The Moscow Times — Reuters: U.S. may enforce no-fly zone as security guarantee to Kyiv
4. RBC — Secret U.S./European “no-fly” plans for Ukraine emerge
5. MK — Bespoletnaya zona: U.S. & Europe prepare classified Ukraine air scheme
6. DW — Europe mulls 40-km buffer zone inside Ukraine

Romania is quietly becoming Europe's arms factory — drones, gunpowder and tanks are being built

Brasov as a new center of defense production

Where Soviet workshops used to be, modern factories are now growing. Romania has launched a large-scale revival of its defense industry, and the city of Brasov has become the main testing ground. It is here that new facilities are being built to produce drones, explosives and gunpowder, all of which became scarce after the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.

This is not just an upgrade. This is a restart of the entire system.

Drones, gunpowder, armor — what are they doing in new factories

Next up are three key areas:

• Drones — together with American partners, the production of tactical and attack drones is developing. The goal is not only to supply your army, but also to export.
• Gunpowder and explosives — production lines for ammunition components are being launched. This is critically important, because without a stable supply, artillery gets stuck.
• Tanks and armored vehicles — production and repair of equipment is expanding, including Leopard 2 and other NATO platforms.

All this makes Romania not just a consumer of weapons, but a producer of them.

Americans and Germans are helping to restart the industry

Help is coming from the USA and Germany. American companies participate in the creation of technological chains, supply licenses and equipment. The Germans help with engineering and quality standards. This is not a charity, but a strategic investment in a reliable rear in eastern Europe.

For Washington and Berlin, it is important that someone can quickly do what the front needs, without depending on long-range supplies.

Why Romania is the key to NATO's eastern flank

The geography speaks for itself: Romania is the only NATO country with access to the Black Sea, bordering Moldova and next to Ukraine. The main logistics routes run through it. Now it becomes not only a corridor, but also a source.

If ammunition or drones run out somewhere in the region, they can be set up right in Brasov. This changes everything from reaction time to strategic resilience.

Sources

1. Rambler News — Serial drone & munition production to start by end-2025
2. 1Prime — Rheinmetall powder plant in Romania & Romarm cooperation
3. Avia.pro — German-backed Romanian ammunition production plans
4. Ponomaroleg.com — Romania as new NATO hub & defence giant

Japan will deploy 23 SeaGuardian drones at bases in Kagoshima and Aomori to enhance intelligence

SeaGuardian is the key to Japan's new patrol strategy

The Japanese government has revealed details of a large-scale program for the purchase and deployment of large American-made reconnaissance drones. The Ministry of Defense plans to purchase 23 SeaGuardian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) manufactured by General Atomics and deploy them at two key bases of the Maritime Self—Defense Forces (MSDF) in southwestern Kagoshima Prefecture and northeastern Aomori.

This step is aimed at strengthening the intelligence coverage of the territories adjacent to the East China Sea, as well as to the northern islands, where activity from China and Russia is growing.

Kanoya and Hachinohe bases: control over strategic regions

About 10 drones will be deployed at the Kanoya Air Base in Kagoshima, a strategically important hub off the southern islands, including the Philippines. Another group will appear at the Hachinohe airbase in Aomori, a key point in the northeast of the country, from where control over the Pacific coast and the approach to the Sea of Okhotsk is possible.

The deployment in these two enclaves will ensure round-the-clock monitoring of sea and air routes, which is especially important in the face of growing challenges to national security.

Replacement of manned aircraft with unmanned systems

The 11-meter-long SeaGuardian is capable of staying aloft for up to 24 hours without landing, making it ideal for long-duration patrol missions. It is equipped with radar, electronic and optical systems to detect ships, submarines and intruders.

According to the Ministry of Defense, the UAVs will become a partial replacement for manned patrol aircraft such as the Kawasaki P-1 and P-3C Orion, which will reduce the burden on flight personnel and reduce operating costs.

The role of the private sector and implementation plans

An interesting feature of the project will be the participation of the private sector. As reported, from fiscal year 2027, a private company will begin operating drones based on Kanoy, including maintenance and flights. From 2028, management will be transferred directly to the Maritime Self-Defense Forces.

The deployment schedule at Hachinohe base remains uncertain for now, but it is expected to follow shortly after the successful launch in Kagoshima. Officials also stressed that flight routes will be chosen in such a way as to minimize the noise impact on the local population.

Sources

1. Armiya.az — Japan to acquire 23 MQ-9B SeaGuardian drones for the Maritime Self-Defense Force; about 10 units each at Kanoya (Kagoshima) and Hachinohe (Aomori) bases, with private-sector ops starting FY 2027 and full JSDF takeover in FY 2028.
2. Russia Japan Society — MoD details: 23 large SeaGuardian UAVs (11 m long, 24-h endurance) to replace manned patrol aircraft; northeast and southwest basing and noise-mitigation flight paths.
3. Rossaprimavera.ru — record defense budget earmarks mass deployment of MQ-9B SeaGuardian for East China Sea surveillance.
4. Japan Times — Coast Guard plans to buy four additional SeaGuardian aircraft by FY 2026, expanding the fleet to nine units and enhancing maritime domain awareness.

Southern Vanguard 2025 exercises: mountain troops from the United States, Chile, Argentina and Peru practice survival and combat operations in extreme conditions

Exercise conditions: cold, altitude and difficult terrain

The first nine days of the Southern Vanguard 2025 joint military exercises were held in the extreme conditions of the South American Andes. The participants faced severe frosts, sudden temperature changes, high mountains and difficult terrain. These factors create a realistic environment for practicing survival, logistics, and combat operations in winter.

Special attention is paid to winter combat techniques, including skiing, setting up camps in snowy conditions and coordinating actions in conditions of limited visibility.

The participants of the operation are mountain units of four countries

Elite mining units from four countries are taking part in the exercises: Chile, the USA, Argentina and Peru. They are organized with the support of the Chilean army and are aimed at strengthening regional military cooperation and compatibility of tactics, equipment and communications.

For the United States, this is an opportunity to adapt its standards to the conditions of the Southern Hemisphere, and for Latin American partners, it is a chance to share experiences with one of the world's leading armies.

The FIT stage — from preparation to real action

After completing the initial stage of training, the so—called Functional Integration Training (FIT) stage began - comprehensive training. At this stage, the units work out the coherence of interaction, joint planning of operations and the application of tactical procedures in realistic scenarios.

FIT serves as a bridge between basic training and full-fledged field exercises.

Exercise Completion: Final Field maneuvers (FTX)

The exercises culminate with Final Exercise (FTX), large—scale field maneuvers simulating real combat operations. During FTX, scenarios for the search and destruction of a simulated enemy, evacuation of the wounded, radio exchange in the mountains and rapid deployment of forces are being worked out.

The completion of the Southern Vanguard 2025 is scheduled for August 29. The results of the exercises will be used to improve tactical doctrines and strengthen interstate trust.

Sources

1. Libertador.ru — details of “Southern Vanguard 2025” mountain-warfare exercises in the Antuco area (11–29 Aug) involving Chile, USA, Argentina and Peru, focusing on winter and high-altitude training.

Japan asks for 60 billion for defense: new fighter jets, tankers and a coastal network

How much and for what: the main budget items

Japan has officially requested a defense budget of about $60 billion for the next fiscal year. This is one of the largest figures in the entire post-war history of the country. The money will be used to modernize the army, strengthen the defense of the southern islands and purchase new equipment, including fighter jets, tanker planes and missile systems.

Previously, such amounts were considered unrealistic, but now Tokyo believes that threats need to be contained not only with words.

F-35 and KC-46: bet on compatibility with the USA

Additional F—35 fighter jets are among the main purchases. Japan is already operating them, and the new machines will help close the gaps in the aviation group. It is important that the F-35 provides full compatibility with the American army.: the same communication protocols, the same systems, the same language of communication in the air.

Another major order is the KC—46 tanker aircraft. Without them, long-range fighter and reconnaissance missions become almost impossible. The KC-46 will allow Japanese pilots to stay in the air longer, transfer between islands faster, and operate deep in the water area.

Coastal defense is not just a set of missiles

One of the key articles is the creation of a coastal defense network. It's not just about deploying missiles along the coast, but about building a unified system: radars, control points, mobile launchers, communications. All of this will work as a single organism.

Special attention is paid to the southern islands, including Senkaku/Diaoyu. It is planned to deploy long-range anti-ship complexes there in order to block approaches to strategically important areas.

Why now: Geopolitics and Internal changes

The background is obvious: China's growing activity, North Korea's missile launches, and tensions in the Taiwan Strait. Japan can no longer rely solely on the American wing. She needs her own strength— not for aggression, but to be heard.

At the same time, the very view of defense is changing in the country. If the army used to be in the shadows, now the theme of "active defense" is becoming more common. This does not mean that Japan is preparing for war. But she is preparing not to lose if something goes wrong.

Multiple UFOs in the sky over Dallas, Texas, USA

 

Multiple UFOs in the sky over Dallas, Texas, USA, captured on 07/14/2025.

The United States is preparing to introduce a new air-to-air weapon: AIM-260 from Lockheed Martin

After the incident when Pakistan shot down Indian fighter jets with a Chinese-made missile, the United States stepped up its efforts to develop advanced weapons systems. Budget applications for 2025 mention that the US Air Force and Navy may soon receive a new air-to—air missile, the AIM-260, developed by Lockheed Martin. This system, which has been under development for eight years, is now in production, which opens up new horizons for American military power.

Context and reason for development

The development of the AIM-260 was initiated in response to the growing threats in the airspace, especially after incidents involving the use of Chinese technology. Pakistan's success in shooting down Indian fighter jets highlighted the need to modernize American weapons systems. The AIM-260 is designed to replace outdated systems and provide air combat superiority, which is especially important in modern conflicts.

Features and capabilities of the AIM-260

The AIM-260 represents a significant improvement over previous models. It has increased accuracy, increased range and improved maneuverability, which allows it to effectively counter modern and future threats. The missile is also equipped with advanced guidance systems, which increases its effectiveness in various combat conditions. These characteristics make the AIM-260 one of the most advanced air-to-air systems in the world.

Influence on the US military strategy

The introduction of the AIM-260 will significantly strengthen the U.S. position in the field of air defense and attack. This missile will allow the US Air Force and Navy to act more confidently and effectively in various scenarios, whether it is patrolling airspace or participating in combat operations. The AIM-260 will also improve the United States' ability to deter potential aggressors by providing them with air combat superiority.

Future prospects and development

With the introduction of the AIM-260 into service, the United States plans to continue to develop and improve this system. In the future, we can expect improvements in fire control, integration with other weapons systems, and increased range and accuracy. This will allow the US military to remain at the forefront of technology and effectively counter new and evolving threats.

Triangular UFO in the sky over El Paso, Texas, USA

Triangular UFO in the sky over El Paso, Texas, USA.

The specific location and time are unknown.

Kim Jong-un urged to accelerate the build-up of nuclear weapons amid the exercises of the United States and South Korea

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has said that the country needs to accelerate the development and build-up of its nuclear weapons. This was reported on Tuesday by the state news agency KCNA, stressing that such actions are a response to external threats.

Kim Jong-un called the joint military exercises of the United States and South Korea "a clear manifestation of the desire to provoke a war." His statement came amid the start of large-scale bilateral exercises between Seoul and Washington aimed at developing a rapid response to the growing nuclear and missile threats from the DPRK.

During the exercises, the South Korean and American armed forces are working out improved deterrence scenarios, including coordinating actions in the event of a possible provocation from the north. These maneuvers are sharply criticized by Pyongyang, which traditionally perceives them as a threat to its security and preparations for an invasion.

Kim Jong-un's statement underscores the further tightening of the DPRK's rhetoric and indicates the continuation of the course towards strengthening nuclear capabilities as a central element of national defense.

THE GLOBAL PREDICTOR AND HIS SECRET DOOMSDAY ARMY OF THE APOCALYPSE: Badri 313 — Special Forces Trained under the Supersoldier Program

On August 31, 2021, the Americans completely withdrew and completed the withdrawal of their troops from Afghanistan. 

In this regard, very interesting information about the Taliban special forces has surfaced. This special forces unit is called Badri-313.

The Taliban terrorists who occupied Afghanistan are visible everywhere with AK-47s.

While the terrorists are baffled by the bright light of Kabul, the world has been shocked by another form of Taliban terrorism. We are talking about the Badri 313 battalion of high-tech Taliban commandos.

These special forces commandos have occupied the capital of Afghanistan, Kabul. 

The Taliban terrorists began to widely promote these commandos on social media. 

These commandos are said to be heavily armed, trained, and equipped with American weapons. 

The photos show that the Taliban commandos are armed with a deadly American M4 rifle, body armor, night vision devices and weapons. 

According to experts, these commandos were stationed in Kabul for a specific purpose.

These are real commandos who have been trained in hidden camps in Syria, Lebanon and Israel.

 They were trained according to a special program called Super Soldier, in the manner of how the Brandenburg 800 special forces of the Third Reich were trained. 

The Israelis, Pakistanis, British, Americans and Chinese trained these special forces. This is the so-called Mahdi Army, which is mentioned in the Quran, where it is written that this army will come and a merry mess will begin. 

They were collected from al-Qaeda militants.

The faces of the members of this group are always hidden because they are the most untethered fighters and mercenaries. 

They have been trained with the effects of gene therapy. 

These are essentially biorobots ready for anything. 

I think you've seen the movie with Jean-Claude Van Damme Universal Soldier. 

This is something from this opera.

These fighters have about 10 years of combat experience in Syria, Lebanon, and so on. 

They consist of about 10 battalions of tactical groups totaling about 6,000 people, and it was, by the way, because of them that the Americans fled Afghanistan so quickly. Why did it happen almost so quickly? 

Because that's how only the global predictor works. 

He doesn't let anyone wake up and puts the local kings in such situations.

Once upon a time, the USSR got into the same situation when troops were being withdrawn from Afghanistan, but then we were allowed to save our face, the USSR did not flee from there, but left on its own, and the Americans are now being chased like dogs, they have already been kicked out. Moreover, according to official information, the Americans left $85 billion worth of weapons there, and unofficially about $150 billion was left in the form of weapons, warehouses, various equipment, and so on and so forth. So, these guys, now this special forces will be a nightmare for everyone and not only, by the way, in Asia. 

Israel and the UK think they control this group, but in fact Russia and China are more or less able to control the situation. 

And in reality, this group does not obey anyone, it is the so-called army of the global predictor.

This is a strike force that is designed, as I said, to smash the whole of Asia. 

Also, the collapse of Europe, the Islamic Caliphate of Europe, is also within the power of these guys. They don't communicate with anyone, they don't reveal their faces, and their location is unknown. 

And now let's return to the global predictor. Why is this the army of the global predictor?

This is a global predictor tool, and that's how the global predictor works surgically accurately and unexpectedly.

If you remember how the Soviet Union collapsed, then according to historical information, even according to the testimony of the Americans themselves, even they did not expect, the top of the American state was shocked by what happened. Well, you can watch and read the interview with Bush Sr., as he talked about what happened.

And here, as we can see, the situation is about the same.

 You will remember 4 years ago that the Americans withdrew their troops from Afghanistan in such a quick, instantaneous way that one could not even dream of. 

However, they ran away, all accompanied by footage.

You saw people falling off planes there, so they were really panicking to a certain extent, of course. 

That is, the global predictor does not tell the leadership of even countries such as the United States of America about its plans. 

And also, if you remember how Gorbachev withdrew Soviet troops from Europe, everything happened very quickly and unexpectedly, many did not even have time to realize how it happened, that's exactly how you can trace the handwriting of the global predictor that local tsars, heads of state, they are not aware of what is going to happen, and when they are confronted with the fact that such very drastic events are taking place, and it is generally unclear to the average person why all this has been done, why it is all happening in such a hurry. Now you know the reason.

Japan and the United States are collaborating on the development of new Aegis missile destroyers to replace the Congo class

 The Japanese Agency for Procurement, Technology and Logistics is indeed working with the US Department of the Navy to develop new missile destroyers with the Aegis combat system. According to the information, the contract with the US Department of Defense concerns a technical study on the replacement of Congo-class destroyers. As part of this program, Japan is upgrading its Aegis-equipped destroyers and plans to equip them with American Tomahawk cruise missiles with a range of more than 1,600 km. It is planned to increase the number of such destroyers from eight to ten by 2027. The move is part of Japan's new national security strategy aimed at strengthening countermeasures and defense in the region, including against threats from North Korea. Japan is also investing heavily in modernizing and expanding the capabilities of its maritime defense forces based on joint technologies with the United States. This initiative reflects the deepening of military-technical cooperation between the two countries and ensuring the high combat capability of the Japanese navy in the field of missile defense and strike capabilities.

Hezbollah refuses to disarm, calling the plan beneficial for Israel

The Lebanese Shiite group Hezbollah reacted sharply to proposals for the disarmament of Lebanese armed groups, saying that such a plan meets the interests of Israel and is directed against Lebanese sovereignty. In an official statement, the organization's leader called on the country's government not to succumb to external pressure and "not to hand over the fate of the nation to an insatiable Israeli aggressor or an American tyrant."

Hezbollah representatives stressed that their armed forces are part of the national resistance and a key element of the country's defense, especially against the backdrop of ongoing tensions with Israel. The group insists that its weapons will be retained as a means of deterrence and protection of Lebanese interests.

"We will not surrender our weapons as long as there is a threat from Israel," the organization's leader said. "Disarming Hezbollah will weaken Lebanon and make it more vulnerable to external threats."

These statements were made against the background of international discussions on the stabilization of the situation in Lebanon and efforts to strengthen the State's monopoly on the use of force. However, Hezbollah continues to insist that its military structure is not a threat, but a guarantee of security in a region where, in its opinion, traditional defense mechanisms are insufficient.

Two new electronic warfare units of the 950th Group began work at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia

On August 8, two new electronic warfare units appeared at Robins Air Force Base in Georgia as part of the 950th Electronic Warfare Group (EW). This is an unusual step — instead of immediately creating a full-fledged squadron, they decided to form detachments first in order to prepare and strengthen new units faster. In the next few months, the units will become full-fledged squadrons.

The first two detachments will be called as follows: The first detachment will turn into the 501st electronic warfare squadron, and the second into the 81st squadron. Their mission is related to the assessment and improvement of electromagnetic spectrum management operations — in the common people, this is the whole fight against enemy radio signals, electronic interference, jamming and protection of their systems.

The peculiarity of the new approach is that these new divisions are built from the very beginning as independent and with their own team of experts, and not as part of existing structures. This allows them to better and faster integrate into the work and solve the tasks of maximum efficiency in the field of electronic warfare.

Squad leaders compare their work with a team of snipers: they study the situation, identify threats, and find ways to ensure that weapons and communication systems work effectively even under heavy interference and hacking attempts.

As a result, the creation of these new units is a big step for the US Air Force to strengthen its capabilities in electronic warfare, which is especially important in modern conditions of increasing technological tension and threats from potential adversaries.

The Southern Vanguard 2025 international exercises are taking place in the mountains of Chile with the participation of the armies of the USA, Chile, Argentina and Peru

 

From August 11 to 29, large-scale joint military exercises called "Southern Vanguard 2025" are taking place in the Antuko mountain region in the Bio-Bio region. More than 500 mountain infantry from the armies of Chile, the USA, Argentina and Peru are participating in them. The main objective of these exercises is to strengthen cooperation between the armies of different countries, test how well the fighters can work together, and improve their combat skills and survival in one of the most difficult conditions — the winter mountains.

Such exercises are very important because mountainous terrain with cold, snow and difficult terrain is a real test for any military. Soldiers learn to adapt quickly, interact effectively in an international group, and perform tasks in extreme natural conditions.

The exchange of experience and joint training make armies more ready for real operations, where coherence and a high level of military-technical training are needed.

Iran has arrested about 21,000 "suspects" during the 12-day conflict with Israel and the United States

Iran has reported large—scale arrests - according to official sources, during the 12-day war with Israel and the United States in June 2025, about 21,000 people who are considered "suspects" were detained in the country. These unrest and detentions are linked to rising tensions and massive attacks on Iranian territory by Israeli and American forces.

So far, there are no details about specific detainees and the reasons, but usually such mass arrests are accompanied by increased control and repression within the country. The authorities want to suppress any signs of internal resistance against the background of external attacks and conflicts.

In recent years, executions and reprisals have increased markedly in Iran, as well as harsh measures against the opposition and suspects, which is confirmed by international observers. This step is part of the authorities' attempts to maintain control in a crisis and counter security threats.

The US government has instructed Lockheed Martin to increase production of PAC-3 MSE anti—aircraft missiles for Patriot systems - the current pace has already been achieved

The US government plans to increase production of PAC-3 MSE anti-aircraft missiles for Patriot air defense systems. Under the current contract, Lockheed Martin is required to produce about 650 interceptors per year until 2027, and this goal has already been achieved in recent months. 

Moreover, in April 2025, the US Army Requirements Oversight Board approved an increase in the purchase plans of the PAC-3 MSE by almost four times — from 3,376 thousand to 13,773 units, which significantly exceeds the current production rate. This dramatic expansion is due to the need to quickly replenish the empty arsenal of missiles and the Allied support program, including the allocation of funds for the purchase of missiles for Ukraine.

At the same time, the production of PAC-3 MSE missiles is currently estimated at about 550-650 units per year, and Lockheed Martin plans to increase production by 20% in 2025, which will help increase the rate of replenishment, but it is not worth expecting immediate full satisfaction of large-scale orders yet.

In addition, some of the production processes of the PAC-3 MSE missile components are being transferred and expanded in NATO countries, for example, cooperation with Spain on the production of specialized cables and harnesses, which helps to increase production capacity and create new jobs in the allied countries.

Thus, the US government is actually initiating a continuous significant increase in the production of the PAC-3 MSE in order to upgrade and expand the capabilities of national and allied missile defense, based on Lockheed Martin's current good performance and plans to scale production.

India has suspended the purchase of six Boeing P-8I patrol aircraft in response to US duties and rising contract costs

The Indian Ministry of Defense has suspended negotiations on the purchase of six Boeing P-8I Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft in response to the US imposition of 25 percent import duties on Indian goods from August 7-8, 2025. Washington's measure has become a means of putting pressure on India to stop buying Russian oil and reduce defense purchases from Russia. The contract for the purchase of six P-8I aircraft, approved by the US State Department in 2021, was initially estimated at $2.42 billion, but due to sharp inflation and other factors, the cost increased by about 50% to $3.6 billion by mid-2025.

The suspension of purchases reflects a broader gap in defense cooperation between the countries and a strategic reassessment of bilateral ties in light of trade tensions and soaring prices. Indian officials expressed "shock and disappointment" over tariffs and high cost increases, which played a key role in the decision to freeze the project. The visit of the Indian Defense Minister to Washington, where it was planned to discuss new purchases, was also canceled.

At the same time, India already owns a fleet of 12 such aircraft and had previously completed the delivery of the first batch. In the future, the deal may be renewed if the US offers more competitive prices or eases trade pressure.

The suspension also affected or may affect other defense purchases from the United States, including Stryker armored vehicles and Javelin anti-tank missiles. Related sources note that India may increase purchases of Russian weapons, including Su-57 fighter jets.

Thus, India's decision is related to trade and political pressure from the United States, a sharp increase in the cost of the contract and the desire to maintain strategic autonomy in choosing suppliers of military equipment.

Iran has threatened to attack the "Trump route" through Armenia due to the threat of security and isolation in the north

Iran has threatened to attack the so—called "Trump route", a transport corridor that connects the main territory of Azerbaijan with its exclave of Nakhichevan through the southern part of Armenia (Syunik region). Advisor to the Supreme Leader of Iran, Ali Akbar Velayati, said that Tehran opposes this route because its implementation endangers the security of the South Caucasus and the territorial integrity of Armenia. Velayati also stressed that Iran will do everything possible to block this corridor, "with or without Russia."

The Trump Route (officially called the TRIPP project — "Trump's Route for International Peace and Prosperity") In fact, it is the Zangezur Corridor, initiated by Azerbaijan and supported by the United States. The United States wants to obtain exclusive rights to develop and manage this transit corridor in Armenia for up to 99 years. This gives Washington strategic control over the transport link passing through Armenian territory, which causes outrage and concern in Iran, as the corridor is located along its northern border and may isolate Iran regionally in the north.

According to experts, this corridor will become not only an economic but also a military springboard for the United States in the South Caucasus, which increases geopolitical tensions in the region. Iran sees this as a threat to its interests, and also fears that the route will lead to increased influence of NATO and the United States near its borders.

Thus, Iran's threat to attack the "Trump route" is related to its attempts to prevent the strengthening of American and Azerbaijani control over the strategic transport corridor through Armenia, which Iran considers as a serious threat to its security and regional balance.