Putin Says Russian Forces Ready to Retaliate After Ukraine Strike Hits School Dormitory in Luhansk
Russian authorities requested an emergency UN Security Council meeting after what they say was a Ukrainian drone strike on a college and dormitory in Starobilsk, in Russian-controlled Luhansk, early Friday. Moscow said about 10 drones—allegedly launched from Kharkiv region—hit the site, destroying most of the dormitory and prompting ongoing rescue operations and local blood donations for victims. Kremlin spokesmen denounced the attack as a “monstrous crime” and an act of terror, with some Russian officials and commentators calling it a provocation; President Vladimir Putin warned Russian forces are prepared to retaliate. Russian diplomats and propagandists framed the incident as a deliberate strike on children and civilians, seeking international attention and condemnation.
HOW CISA Leaked Public Passwords
The video highlights a recent security lapse at the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), where the agency inadvertently published a GitHub repository containing unencrypted credentials. The repository held plain‑text passwords, AWS workspace tokens, Firefox login CSVs, and a YAML...
It's a Tough Time to Break Into Cybersecurity
The video argues that the long-touted cybersecurity labor shortage has been overstated, driven by wishful survey estimates rather than real job openings. Recent data from ISC2 reframes the problem as a skills shortage, while industry layoffs, budget cuts and rapid...
Why The US Can't Replace the Cobra and the Apache
The video explains why the Vietnam-era Bell Cobra and the Boeing/MD Apache remain irreplaceable pillars of U.S. military aviation despite multiple attempts to succeed them. It traces the Cobra’s origins as a Huey-derived, rapidly fielded gunship born from interservice turf...
'Why Is NATO Good for America?' Rubio Questions Alliance as Trump Shifts Troops | DW News
President Trump’s sudden reversals on troop movements—announcing a withdrawal of about 5,000 US forces from Europe then abruptly signaling an additional 5,000 to Poland—created confusion at a NATO ministerial in Sweden and exposed deep rifts between Washington and its allies....
Founder of Eurasia Group & Gzero Media Ian Bremmer Speaks to WION
Ian Bremmer told WION that the US‑Israel conflict with Iran has paradoxically strengthened Tehran’s geopolitical leverage, as its use of drones, missiles, mines and small boats continues to threaten Gulf states and global trade. Despite heavy Iranian casualties and strikes...
The "Big Blunder" Of the Trump-Xi Summit in China
At the China summit, President Trump told Fox he might tie a planned $14 billion US weapons sale to Taiwan to concessions from Beijing, describing Taiwan as a useful negotiating chip. Analysts say that signaling US arms decisions will be...
Why The Next Global Superpower Will Control Space | Young Turks Reloaded | N18S
The video argues that geopolitical dominance is shifting from naval supremacy to control of space, and India must position itself as a leading space power to secure its future economic and security interests. Key points include the necessity of indigenous space...
What Did the Trump-Xi Summit Actually Achieve?
The podcast dissects the Trump‑Xi summit in Beijing, asking what, if anything, was achieved beyond the media splash. Hosts Josh Lipsky and Jesse Yin, joined by Atlantic Council senior director Melanie Hart, note that the visit produced a flurry of...
Cisco Builds AI Defense with Codex
Cisco announced that its AI Defense suite is now being written entirely by OpenAI's Codex, turning the large‑language model into a co‑developer for its security products. By leveraging Codex, Cisco reduced feature delivery from multiple quarters to a matter of weeks....
Spotlight: Arkeus
The video spotlights Archus at Soft Week 2026, unveiling AI‑driven hyperspectral sensors that act as the eyes and brain of autonomous platforms. Pat McCann and Simon Olsen explain how the Warden and HSOR systems process raw data on the edge,...
'ONE WAY OR THE OTHER': Trump Issues CHILLING Iran Ultimatum
President Trump told Iranian leaders the U.S. will secure a deal “one way or the other,” saying Washington will prevent Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon and has retained military options if diplomacy fails. The administration points to a crippling...
RIAT Canceled—Aviation Week Editors React
RIAT, the Royal International Air Tattoo, has been cancelled after RAF Fairford was occupied by U.S. Air Force bombers deployed in the Iran conflict. The decision, explained by Aviation Week London Bureau Chief Tony Osborne, stems from heightened security concerns...
Nigeria Oil Theft: Navy Intensifies Operations to Help Prevent Smuggling
Nigeria’s navy has stepped up patrols and interdiction missions in the Gulf of Guinea to curb a surge in oil smuggling after piracy levels fell post‑2020. The intensified operations involve additional vessels, aerial surveillance and a new joint task force...
The Mystery of Vladimir Putin’s Whereabouts | FT #shorts
Vladimir Putin’s exact whereabouts have become increasingly opaque as the Kremlin tightens security and the president spends more time in fortified bunkers and pre-recorded appearances, according to Western intelligence and investigative journalists. Officials say Putin is prioritizing the war in...