Iran Conflict Tests US Military Sustainability in 2026
As the US and Israel intensify strikes against Iran, questions arise about the sustainability of American military resources and political will in 2026.
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As the US and Israel intensify strikes against Iran, questions arise about the sustainability of American military resources and political will in 2026.
DPRK leader Kim Jong Un visited a munitions facility, announcing plans to mass-produce a new multiple-rocket system to enhance artillery capabilities in 2025.
Russian forces retain control of strategic Kupyansk following Ukrainian counterattacks, while conducting hypersonic missile strikes on military infrastructure.
China’s second AG600 amphibious aircraft completes production test flight, advancing toward operational deployment. The milestone highlights progress in aviation technology and industrial capabilities.
China’s Commerce Ministry has added 28 U.S. entities, including General Dynamics and Boeing Defense, Space & Security, to its export control list to safeguard national security and interests.
China announces countermeasures against U.S. military contractors and executives involved in arms sales to the Taiwan region, citing violations of the one-China principle.
The United States has reached a record in arms exports, with sales soaring to $238 billion in 2023 amid global conflicts. This increase reflects the growing demand for U.S. military equipment worldwide.