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r/war • u/DownloadableCheese • May 22 '26
Moratorium on Execution Content
Effective immediately, May 22nd 2026 at 7:30 PM UTC, we're turning off the tap on execution-related content. Any execution videos, images, or discussions posted after this post goes live will be removed.
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r/war • u/WereStillInBosniaWhy • Apr 07 '26
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r/war • u/Unhappy-Tomatillo135 • 15h ago
A Russian soldier's failed attempt to fire a machine gun
r/war • u/Due-Meeting-2972 • 14m ago
The War. Original painting on canvas 20×16 inches. Tried to capture the two sides of a battle
r/war • u/Jatt_Dhillon • 22h ago
A gas station in Kharkiv hangs plastic strip curtains from the pump canopy as anti-drone protection.
A gas station in Kharkiv hangs plastic strip curtains from the pump canopy as anti-drone protection.
Cars drive through them like a warehouse entrance.
The idea is to detangle or prematurely detonate low-flying FPV drones before they hit the pumps.
Russian FPVs have been systematically destroying Ukrainian petrol stations through summer 2026
r/war • u/Unhappy-Tomatillo135 • 17h ago
March 2022, Poltava Oblast: A Ukrainian reconnaissance drone captures a large convoy of Russian armored vehicles driving onto a paved road and leaving the region.
r/war • u/tunicamycinA • 12h ago
Does the Aden gov honestly think they can take Sanaa?
This is a coastal army trying to capture a highlands capital, has this ever worked in modern history? Only thing that comes to mind is China capturing Tibet, but that's with a billion larger population size.
r/war • u/SatisfactionSorry200 • 1d ago
The Houthis strike a PLC base, hitting several ammunition loads.
r/war • u/Rabidschnautzu • 1d ago
Trump Threatens Iran's Kharg Island
The President of the United States everyone!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER!
r/war • u/Rabidschnautzu • 23h ago
Su-24 Bomber Hit at Saky Airbase
A Su-24 bomber was hit at the Russian-occupied Saky Airbase in an overnight Ukrainian drone strike.
r/war • u/SatisfactionSorry200 • 1d ago
Alleged video of an Arakan army soldier firing an RPG at the Tatmadaw in Sittwe, September 2026
r/war • u/Jatt_Dhillon • 1d ago
WATCH: Houthi footage shows a ballistic missile precisely hitting a cluster of vehicles at what appears to be a field meeting of Saudi-backed forces in open desert. A drone was overhead filming the strike, meaning they had real-time intelligence.
r/war • u/Traditional-Chip8339 • 1d ago
“War is one of the constants of history, and has not diminished with civilization or democracy. In the last 3,421 years of recorded history only 268 have seen no war.” - Will Durant
r/war • u/Jatt_Dhillon • 1d ago
Ukrainian Defense Ministry image confirms Sweden's Saab 340 airborne early warning aircraft has been flying combat missions over Ukraine since March 2026.
Ukrainian Defense Ministry image confirms Sweden's Saab 340 airborne early warning aircraft has been flying combat missions over Ukraine since March 2026. Footage from March showed it reportedly over western Ukraine but couldn't be verified at the time. This is the first official confirmation of the aircraft operating with Ukrainian forces.
r/war • u/Zyad7770__ • 1d ago
Map of Control in Yemen Government vs Houthi-Controlled Areas
The Yemeni army (government forces) launched a strong
counteroffensive against the Houthis and recaptured
strategic areas:
Fully liberated Hays district in Hodeidah.
Advanced on the Taiz fronts (Jabal Habashi and Haifan) and recaptured important hills and positions.
Successful operations in Marib and Al-Jawf.
The fighting is currently very intense near the western coast and Bab al-Mandab, and the army is using drones and new capabilities. Casualties are high on both sides
r/war • u/bordenman • 2d ago
Iran threatens South Korean assets if Seoul joins Hormuz mission
r/war • u/runescape_pker • 2d ago
The moment Yemen's Ansarallah Ballistic Missile struck a meeting of Saudi-backed mobilizations' leaders in Yemen.
r/war • u/Jatt_Dhillon • 1d ago
The IRGC says its Aerospace Force destroyed a U.S. military surveillance balloon over Erbil in northern Iraq.
The IRGC says its Aerospace Force destroyed a U.S. military surveillance balloon over Erbil in northern Iraq. According to the IRGC, the balloon was about 35 meters long, could carry up to 500 kg of equipment, and was capable of operating as a stationary airborne surveillance platform for weeks. The IRGC also says the system could carry electronic intelligence, communications relay, and electronic warfare equipment.
r/war • u/Traditional-Chip8339 • 1d ago
Joseph De Maistre's bizarre theory of war - War is divine retribution
r/war • u/Traditional_Ask8805 • 21h ago
Usually about 10-15% of people who participate in wars actually die, and most of the death are done by planes, tanks, artilerry and recently drones. But why it feels like everyone who you talk to who has been participated in a war had killed bunch of people
r/war • u/Uselesspreciousthing • 1d ago