Why North Korea Is Impossible to Invade
Have you ever wondered why North Korea seems impossible to invade?
We can think at least 20 to 60 reasons why and they all come down to the following two words: nuclear warhead. According to the Congressional Research Service this is the estimated number of warheads North Korea would be able to produce with the fissile material at its disposal. Terrifying, right? Unfortunately, this is just one of the many reasons this country appears to be impenetrable. Even without nuclear weapons, North Korea possesses other forms of deterrence.
So, why is invading North Korea so difficult? What other forms of deterrence does North Korea possess? And how do these factors contribute to North Korea's reputation as an impossible-to-invade nation?
Find out in this video as we explore the unique challenges that make an invasion of North Korea almost impossible.
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Military Expert Reveals Most DANGEROUS Fighter Jets
Air dominance lies at the core of contemporary warfare, but what's the secret to achieving it? Step one: acquire a fleet of cutting-edge fighter jets and deploy top-notch pilots. That's a strong starting point.
However, what truly characterizes an exceptional aircraft? What features should it have, and what weaponry must it wield to secure aerial superiority? Today, we delve into these questions.
Join us in this video to explore how our military experts evaluated some of the world's most advanced fighter jets.
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US Navy's Plan to Defeat China in War
One of the markers of a superpower is the ability to project maritime power over long distances. It is therefore not surprising that as China’s wealth has grown, it has invested heavily in its ambitions to create a blue water navy that it hopes will one day challenge the US Navy for supremacy, at least within the waters of its immediate neighborhood.
But how close is China to that goal?
What is the state of US-China strategic competition at sea and how is the United States planning to maintain its lead on the world’s waterways?
What technologies and weapons is the US Navy developing to adapt to the growing power of China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN)?
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How Ukraine Prevented Russia's Day 1 Win
In February 2022, Vladimir Putin's invasion plan crumbled.
Despite multiple attempts, the Russians couldn't seize Kyiv as quickly as Putin thought and in just a few months, Ukraine's military pushed them back into Ukraine’s eastern Donbas region.
The remarkable capabilities of the Ukrainian armed forces are often overlooked, with many forgetting that their success in the conflict owes itself to a mix of skill, strategy, luck and the sheer incompetence of the Russians.
With another Ukrainian counter-offensive on the horizon, let's rewind and see how Ukraine gave Putin a big reality check on day one.
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What Are Cluster Bombs and Why Does Ukraine Want Them
In this video, we delve into the complex world of non-guided aerial weaponry as we explore the Mk 20, also known as the CBU-100 Cluster Bomb.
This powerful weapon, crafted with meticulous detail, has been granted to Ukraine amidst a storm of controversy. Join us as we analyze the technical specifications of the CBU-100 and its potential impact on the ongoing conflict. We'll discuss the international response to this decision, the concerns surrounding the use of cluster bombs, and the strategic considerations that Ukraine must navigate.
Could this weapon alter the war's trajectory? Share your thoughts in the comments and don't forget to like, subscribe, and stay tuned for expert military analysis.
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How Ukrainian Army Crossing Dnipro River Endangers Putin
In June 2023, Ukraine launched a game-changing counteroffensive, aiming to cross the Dnieper River on two fronts. One heads south to the Sea of Azov, while the other advances through Donetsk.
But what's the big deal, and why is Russia dead set on stopping this?
In this video we look into the strategic significance of this maneuver, its potential impact on the war, and Russia's desperate efforts to halt it.
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What's Stopping US Army From Attacking Mexican Cartels?
The drug problem in the US is way bigger than you think.
The Chinese government is strategically partnering with Mexican drug cartels as part of their rivalry with the US. Failing to address this problem directly could lead to geopolitical ramifications that extend far beyond the Western Hemisphere.
So here's the big question: Can the US military be the ultimate game-changer in this war?
Let's find out.
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