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After the First World War, the European powers, realizing how precarious peace is, and considering lessons learned from the brutal trench warfare of the Western Front, have begun building defensive lines or other fortifications to protect themselves, such as the German Siegfried line. One of those was the French Maginot (named after the French Minister of War André Maginot) line. While it's true effectiveness is up to debate for military historians, its name has undoubtedly become an idiom, meaning a flawed or illusory defense, something that gives a false sense of security. Exact opposite were the defensive fortifications build to protect...
Lukas Šimonis
March 19, 2026
13:49
New Russian Secret Special Forces Unit for High-Priority Missions Center 795: Structure, Command and Exposure
Journalists from The Insider have exposed the structure and command...
Dmytro Shumlianskyi
March 14, 2026
16:08
The Last Battles of the Fallen Ukrainian Peacekeepers in Iraq
In 2003, the Ukrainian peacekeeping contingent in Iraq became one o...
Taras Safronov
March 8, 2026
14:39
Nightfall Missiles, Octopus Drones, and LMMs: How UK is Arming Ukraine — Interview With Luke Pollard, Minister of State for Defence Readiness and Industry of United Kingdom
During British Minister of State for Defence Readiness and Industry Luke Pollard's visit to Ukraine, Militarnyi had the opportunity to interview hi...
Vadim Kushnikov
March 7, 2026
17:59
Iran’s Underground Bases: From “Missile Cities” to Airbases and Reserve Fleets
The hostilities in Iran have once again demonstrated that modern warfare is not just a matter of quantity of equipment or air superiority. One of t...
Oleksandr Yan
March 4, 2026
15:23