Patricia Marins Days ago, Iran launched a historic attack against Israel, where the Israeli air defenses were able to intercept 99% of the threats. Interestingly, the same defenses weren’t able to intercept the same number of homemade rockets built by Hamas. Despite having a excellent and integrated defense system, 99% …
Read More »How military science benefited from 10th of Ramadan victory
Sarah Saad The fires of the October 1973 War had not stopped and the smell of gunpowder had not evaporated from the sands of Sinai yet, when most research and study centres started studying the results of this modern war. After all the years that had passed since our victory …
Read More »Victory sign message to Egyptians, world that Sinai is in Egypt’s hand
Sarah Saad Mohamed Taha, esteemed for his valour in the 1973 October War, spoke about how he joined the Egyptian army. Delivering a speech on the occasion of the 10th of Ramadan victory anniversary, he recounted the circumstances that surrounded this development in his life. Schoolteachers, he said, were hired …
Read More »The Impact of Sanctions and War on Russia’s Arms Trade: A Critical Analysis
The Centre for Analysis of World Arms Trade (CAWAT) is a non-governmental, independent research, information and publishing enterprise established in Moscow, Russia, in February 2010. The Centre is presently staffed with Russia’s best professional analysts and science workers possessing ample practical skills and research experience in such areas as arms …
Read More »Recovery of Taba means Egypt would never give up its land
Sarah Saad The recovery of Taba is a confirmation of the Egyptian will’s resilience and its ability to preserve Egyptian soil. Additionally, the victory in reclaiming Taba and returning rights to their owners is due to the competence of the Egyptian negotiator and the solidarity of all state officials and …
Read More »Unmasking the Truth: How Artificial Intelligence Exposes War Crimes and Shatters False Narratives
Ahmad Saber In conflict zones, the strategic placement and effective use of cameras can have a more significant impact than even the deployment of nuclear arsenals. The ability to prove innocence and shape international public opinion becomes a critical battleground, determining whether war crimes can be committed with impunity or …
Read More »Houthi Attacks in the Red Sea: A Rising Threat and the Evolving Arms Race
Houthi attacks in the Red Sea are increasing, using anti-ship ballistic missiles, which has prompted countries to increase their investments in integrated air and missile defense systems to secure vital maritime shipping lanes and counter growing threats. Experts and defense officials told Reuters that Houthi attacks in the Red Sea …
Read More »Iran is a real challenge for the western world
Patricia Marins Most people have no idea about what Iran is becoming. It can’t be compared to the golden times of Saddam or any other emerging power in the region. Iran didn’t just buy its technology from other countries. Their development involves some reverse engineering, but especially heavy investment in …
Read More »Occupational Challenges: Assessing the Feasibility and Consequences of a Gaza Strip Operation
Patricia Marins I previously suggested the deployment of 150,000-200,000 IDF troops for the occupation of the Gaza Strip. In my city, we’ve faced similar situations, using both police and military forces in recent years. Our experience indicated a consistent pattern: to control an area with around 100,000 people, we needed …
Read More »Egypt Unveils Advanced Weapons & Equipment at EDEX 2023
Sarah Saad Egypt’s defence industry has made significant strides in 2023, with the development of new weapons and equipment that are helping modernise the country’s Armed Forces. For this reason, the Egyptian Mail has been keen to monitor Egypt’s defence and military industries during 2023. This report will throw light …
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