Friday, November 27, 2015

Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- November 27, 2015

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FOX News: Reports: Russia launches electronic warfare in Syria as tensions rise

Russia is preparing to begin waging electronic warfare in Syria with the institution of jamming systems that are meant to prevent an incident similar to the attack on Tuesday that brought down a Russian plane in the war-torn region, according to reports by the Russian news media.

Moscow also will install in Syria a highly advanced missile system capable of shooting down aircraft from the ground.

Russia’s massive military buildup in the region comes as its forces begin to suffer casualties as a result of the country’s efforts to defend President Bashar al-Assad and combat Islamic State militants.

Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- November 27, 2015

Russia May Use Electronic Jamming Systems to Protect Its Pilots in Syria -- Spuntik

The Downing Of The Fencer: Turks Take Down Russia’s Aardvark -- Daily Caller

Russia faced huge risks in trying to rescue its pilots that Turkey shot down -- SOFREP

Turkey’s F-16 that downed Russian bomber was in Syrian airspace for 40 seconds — commander -- TASS

Turkish F-16 attacked Russian Su-24 without warning, both were above Syria – commander -- RT

Russia responds to Turkish Su-24 shootdown -- IHS Jane's 360

Germany to support military campaign against IS after French appeal -- Reuters

German Tornado jets to help French against IS in Syria -- BBC

Opinion: Germany steps up military role against 'IS' -- DW

Labour leadership in turmoil over vote on UK military action in Syria -- The Guardian

Does British action in Syria make military sense? -- BBC

Justin Trudeau to pull Canadian fighter jets, keep other military planes in ISIS fight -- CBC

Modern, Strong, Expanding: Russia’s Nuclear Arsenal Surpasses US -- Sputnik

China's army to get more prominent role in military reform -- Reuters

China Retools Its Military With a First Overseas Outpost in Djibouti -- NYT

China to set up 1st overseas naval base in Djibouti next to US airbase -- RT

China, NATO Hold First Joint Anti-Piracy Drills in Gulf of Aden -- Sputnik

Israeli Government, Military, Argue Over Best Strategy to Combat Violence -- Newsweek/Reuters

Analysis: The gap between the Israeli gov't and military on Palestinian issue has never been bigger -- Jerusalem Post

India Successfully Tests Nuclear-Capable Agni-I Missile -- Sputnik

Japan to submit proposal for Australian submarine deal, 1st major military transfer since WWII -- AP

Poland’s New Government To Accelerate $2.5B Air Defense System Tender -- Defense News

Algeria jails former counterterrorism chief -- Al Jazeera

Why the UK Is Going All In with the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter -- Fiscal Times

Seeking Game Changers in the Underwater World -- Defense News

Obama Sees Need for More US Icebreakers: Former Coast Guard Commandant -- Military.com

Security fears reshape 2016 field -- Politico

Arlington National Cemetery short 30,000 wreaths -- FOX News/Washington Examiner

7 Things You Probably Never Knew About Thanksgiving And The Military -- Task & Purpose

3 comments:

RRH said...

https://www.rt.com/news/323658-turkmen-commander-turkish-ultra/

Here we get closer to the truth regarding the beef between Russia and Turkey.

War News Updates Editor said...

Thank you for the link RRH. I have been wondering since yesterday to post and make a comment on this link .... it shows how closely tied Turkey is with the war in Syria. Anyway .... you just convinced me that I will (but later).

Bob Huntley said...

Meanwhile whatever happens in the end Russia will be well ensconced in Syria.