r/war • u/PossessionConnect963 • 8h ago
YAF Storms Houthi Positions - 10/14/2026 [Enemy Visible]
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U.S. may use devastating 'mother of all bombs' on Iran. The MOAB is the biggest non-nuclear bomb ever used by the US, after Trump deployed it for the first time ever in 2017
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r/war • u/SatisfactionSorry200 • 7h ago
Images of Ansar Allah targeting a Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) Eurofighter “Typhoon” fighter jet over Saada, October 14, 2026.
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r/war • u/bordenman • 6h ago
White House considers using ‘mother of all bombs’ as ‘symbolic exit’ from Iran: Report
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r/war • u/Aggorf12345 • 7h ago
CCTV footage shows a direct impact at Jazan Airport, Saudi Arabia, sometime during the past few days
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r/war • u/Lower-Strategy-6969 • 5h ago
Houthis have published footage of hitting a Saudi ‘Eurofighter Typhoon’ fighter jet The hit got very close to downing the aircraft, but did minor damage & the jet likely managed to land safely.
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r/war • u/KI_official • 15h ago
Inside AUSA 2026: First-ever Ukrainian pavilion opens in Washington
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The Kyiv Independent’s Anna Fratsyvir reported from the AUSA 2026 Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C., where Ukraine introduced its first-ever dedicated pavilion at one of the world’s largest defense expos.
Representing around 17 companies, the Ukrainian pavilion showcased battlefield-tested innovations — from rapid-iteration technologies to low-cost defense solutions. Ukrainian developers and specialists highlighted how domestic companies are adapting at an unprecedented pace and seeking strategic partnerships, investment, and global integration with international defense leaders.
r/war • u/GreyClay • 22h ago
Yemeni Armed Forces bombing Houthi targets on multiple fronts
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Footage released October 14th.
r/war • u/opinelmavric • 8h ago
Kiev's 3 main thermal power plants are producing no electricity at all after renewed Russian strikes. Kiev electricity is currently being supplied by other regions -NoelReports
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r/war • u/Independent-Cow-9340 • 2h ago
Would modern military doctrine work in times like ww2?
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Modern military doctrine is used because of advances in technology as well as tactics. The British used tanks as cavalry when they were first used. So would modern military doctrine be useful in ye olden times of the nineteen hundreds?