Justin Bronk

Se­quen­tial ur­ban sieges are bru­tal­ly ef­fec­tive, but en­sure last­ing ha­tred and make long-term suc­cess un­like­ly.

While Rus­sia an­nounced a ma­jor with­draw­al of its mil­i­tary might last month, the op­po­site ap­pears to have tak­en place.

What kind of a mil­i­tary im­pact could Iran’s bal­lis­tic mis­sile ar­se­nal have in the event of a po­ten­tial con­flict?

De­ploy­ment of king­dom’s air force has im­por­tant im­pli­ca­tions for the coali­tion’s abil­i­ties in Syr­ia.

Moscow de­ploys its most so­phis­ti­cat­ed war­planes to Syr­ia as re­la­tions with Ankara con­tin­ue to strain.

British Par­lia­ment will vote on Wednes­day on whether it should ex­tend RAF strikes in Iraq and Syr­ia.

Rus­sia should not be sur­prised that one of its jets was shot down by Turkey near the Syr­i­an bor­der.

Range and ad­vance track­ing of S-300 sys­tem al­lows Iran to threat­en air­craft long way from its bor­ders.

Use of ad­vanced mis­siles and state-of-the-art jets sug­gests Moscow is send­ing a mes­sage to more than just Syr­i­an rebels.