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DPRK sends elite troops to Russia: analysis of the situation

DPRK sends elite troops to Russia: analysis of the situation

A delegation of elite military personnel traveled from the DPRK to Russia for training. This was reported by Reuters. Main theses: The sending of elite military personnel from the DPRK to Russia for training indicates a deepening of cooperation between the countries in the defense sector. The signed treaty between Russia and North Korea on […]

A new invention: tulip-shaped wind turbines that work day and night

A new invention: tulip-shaped wind turbines that work day and night

Flower Turbines are a new type of wind turbine developed by Daniel Farb that works in all weather conditions. They generate energy efficiently around the clock, even in urban areas or private homes. The tulip-shaped wind turbines created by Flower Turbines are an alternative to solar panels, providing even higher efficiency. The concept is designed […]

Czech UAC launches production of drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Czech UAC launches production of drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

UAC launched serial production of Leleka-LR reconnaissance drones and Bulava strike drones exclusively for the Ukrainian army. This was reported by the Czech publication E15. UAC is a branch of the private Ukrainian company DeViRo, which has been developing and manufacturing military-grade drones since 2014. The company has launched mass production in the Czech city […]

China’s Falcon 9 unexpectedly launched, crashed and exploded (video)

China’s Falcon 9 unexpectedly launched, crashed and exploded (video)

The Chinese company Space Pioneer has conducted a spectacular bench test of the Tianlong-3 launch vehicle with a reentry first stage. During the burning of the engines, the rocket spontaneously broke away from the launch pad, rose several hundred meters, and then fell and exploded 1.5 km from the test site. According to Space Pioneer, […]

NATO suspects Russia of mining internet cables in the North Sea

NATO suspects Russia of mining internet cables in the North Sea

Russian ships “behaved unusually” when passing over key cables and pipelines. The North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) believes that Russia may have mined critical underwater infrastructure in the North Sea, reports The Times. The suspicions are based on data from companies that manage key electricity and telecommunications cables, gas towers, and pipelines. Over the past 10 […]