Author: M Barbu

Beyond The Horizon: Training Minds And Systems For Tomorrow’s Conflicts

Abstract: Technological advancements and evolving security policies increasingly shape military conflicts through AI, autonomous systems, and cyber capabilities. Future developments can be analysed from both military-technological and tactical perspectives, highlighting challenges in command structures, information processing, and execution. The vignettes address the aspects of capability, understanding, and will, i.e., the parts of combat power. Countermeasures require cybersecurity, intelligence validation, and leadership training in cognitive resilience, as well as the proper usage of the decision-making process. Success depends on integrating technology with adaptive command structures and cognitive flexibility. Clausewitz’s adaptability is vital in modern conflicts, while Jomini’s structured approach remains relevant for technological coordination. True success integrates both perspectives, ensuring leadership, data integrity, and the flexibility to shape complexity rather than merely react to it.

The WarTech Nexus – Are Military Structures Fit Enough?

Abstract: Military effectiveness hinges on technological innovation and organisational fitness—the ability to adapt, integrate, and exploit new capabilities. While AI, cyber warfare, and autonomous systems are reshaping conflict, rigid hierarchies and cultural resistance hinder their adoption. Bridging the gap between technological potential and institutional readiness requires decentralised decision-making, strategic alignment, and adaptive structures. Public-private partnerships, phased adoption, and cultural transformation are essential to ensuring military innovation and sustained strategic superiority.

‘Operation Midnight Hammer’: What We Know About the Iran Strikes

“Operation Midnight Hammer” included seven B-2 bombers with two crew members each, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Air Force General Dan Caine said during a press conference Sunday morning, outlining the strikes against three of Iran’s nuclear sites.

Each B-2 completed 18-hour flights with multiple in-air refuelings, according to Caine, who called it a “deliberate and precise strike” as well as a “highly classified mission.”

Satellite images show the damage at Iran’s deeply buried Fordow nuclear site after massive US strikes

New satellite imagery reveals damage at the Fordow nuclear facility in Iran after US military aircraft bombed the site.

In the images, which were captured on Sunday by the US commercial satellite imaging company Maxar Technologies and obtained by Business Insider, several large holes or craters can be seen on a ridge over the underground complex at Fordow, south of Tehran.

A Western Imperialism Military Coup Is Underway to Rip Apart Iran

As it appears, a Western imperialism military coup has been underway to topple the theocratic government in Tehran to rip apart Iran and install a temporary puppet government headed by Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran. In April 2023, the Zionists invited Reza Pahlavi to visit Israel, where he met with Benjamin Netanyahu, Isaac Herzog, Israel’s president, and its Intelligence Minister Gila Gamliel.[1] On June 9, 2025, his daughter Iman Pahlavi wed Bradley Sherman, a Jewish businessman, in a lavish Paris wedding.[2] Sherman is head of partnerships at commercial drone delivery company Matternet, located in Mountain View, California.[3] The marriage further warmed up Reza Pahlavi’s relationship with the Zionists to act as their collaborator and to be crowned Reza Shah 2.

US Joins Israel in Strikes on Iran, Targeting Nuclear Sites

Tehran (Quds News Network)- The US joined Israel in its attack against Iran, with President Donald Trump announcing that US forces had struck three Iranian nuclear sites. In response, Iran accused Washington of violating international law.

Trump claimed the heavily fortified Fordow nuclear facility is “gone”.

Report: ISIS Repositions Itself in Syria Amid Transitional Uncertainty

The Islamic State (ISIS) has begun to reassert its presence in Syria, capitalizing on the power vacuum left by the sudden collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in late 2024. According to a new analysis by the Soufan Center, a leading global security think tank, the group is exploiting the transitional period and the resulting security fragmentation among local and international actors to quietly regroup.

L’Occident est prêt à toutes les extrémités pour tenter d’arrêter le cours de l’histoire

Sur les plateaux des médias officiels, on est passé, sans transition, comme ils disent, de la propagande ukrainienne anti-russe à la propagande israélienne anti-Iran, une propagande basée dans les deux cas, sur l’inversion accusatoire qui est désormais le seul moyen, avec la censure, qui reste aux Occidentaux pour justifier les violences qu’ils commettent pour tenter de maintenir leur hégémonie sur la planète.