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Russian Contractors in the Service of the Kremlin, 2019

This is the analytic paper by the Warsaw Institute. Over the past years, the Russian Federation has expressed a growing interest in contracting private military personnel, seen until now as…

October 8, 2020PMC, Wagner Group

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Understanding Russian Subversion: Patterns, Threats, and Responses, 2020

This report is part of the RAND Corporation perspective series. RAND perspectives present informed perspective on a timely topic that address the challenges facing the public and private sectors. All…

September 28, 2020Russia

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Iran and the Strait of Hormuz : Varying Levels of OF Interdiction, 1997

Here is Thesis by James M. Esquivel from Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, California. This thesis undertakes an accurate assessment of Iran's military capability adjacent to the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's…

September 28, 2020Iran, Strait of Hormuz

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Iran Military Power, 2019

This report by U.S. Defence Intelligence Agency is Part of unclassified Defense Intelligence overviews of the major foreign military challenges facing the United States. This volume provides details on Iran’s…

September 28, 2020Iran

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Iran’s military build-up in the Strait of Hormuz

Iran is preparing to strengthen its strategic leverage over the Strait of Hormuz amid rising tensions around the Persian Gulf. Tehran is seeking for greater Iranian influence around the strait by…

September 25, 2020Iran, Strait of Hormuz

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Russian air defense systems fail technologically in target recognition

Russian air defense systems are ineffective and fail technically, jeopardizing civilian aircraft. On January 8, Russian Tor-M1 operated by Iran brought down UAI civil Boeing 737-800 flying from Tehran to…

January 14, 2020Air-defense, Iran, PS752, Russia, Tor M1

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PS752 flight could not come as unexpected and cause the inability to identify the target

The Tor missile launch against UIA PS752 flight from Tehran to Kiev on January 9, killing all passengers and crew has signs of deliberate action of the operator. The Iranian Aerospace Forces claim that "during the flight, the aircraft appeared to…

January 13, 2020Iran, PS752

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Russian Contractors in the Service of the Kremlin, 2019

Understanding Russian Subversion: Patterns, Threats, and Responses, 2020

Iran and the Strait of Hormuz : Varying Levels of OF Interdiction, 1997

Iran Military Power, 2019

Iran’s military build-up in the Strait of Hormuz

Russian air defense systems fail technologically in target recognition

PS752 flight could not come as unexpected and cause the inability to identify the target

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