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Next Drone War: Hidden Shipping Containers Launching Kamikaze Swarms
Next Drone War: Hidden Shipping Containers Launching Kamikaze Swarms
Continuing our theme that the endgame in drone warfare is nowhere near complete, and in many ways is only just beginning, a U.S. company called DZYNE Technologies has developed a containerized mass-launch system for kamikaze drones.
Under the guise of a regular shipping container, DZYNE's BlitzBox signals the next phase of drone wars: not just cheaper drones, but the ability to launch them at scale from concealed, mobile, and rapidly deployable platforms.
The American company Dzyne has introduced the BlitzBox system, a container...
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Apr 24, 2026 / Tyler Durden
DOE's Nuclear Fuel Consortium Announces Seven-Year Plan
DOE's Nuclear Fuel Consortium Announces Seven-Year Plan
After eight months of closed-door meetings, the Department of Energy’s Defense Production Act (DPA) Nuclear Fuel Cycle Consortium has rolled out its latest effort: a plan to strengthen America’s entire domestic nuclear fuel supply chain… over the next seven years.
BREAKING: @ENERGY is deploying the Defense Production Act to ensure that the U.S. will have the nuclear fuel it needs to power the reactors of today and tomorrow.
Representatives from 90+ companies have signed up to help secure our nuclear fuel supply chain.
Learn more:…...
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Mar 16, 2026 / Kyle Anzalone
Cuba Suffers Blackout as Trump Says ‘Something Will Happen Quickly’
President Donald Trump believes he will reach a deal with Cuba as his economic war has caused the collapse of the island’s electric grid. On Sunday, Trump told reporters on Air Force One that he believes “something will happen with Cuba pretty quickly,” but added that he must finish the war with Iran first. “Cuba […]
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May 22, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Shipping Turmoil Remains Largely Contained To Gulf, For Now
Shipping Turmoil Remains Largely Contained To Gulf, For Now
The world's most critical maritime energy chokepoint has now been closed for 12 weeks, leaving seaborne energy supply chains heavily disrupted. Still, one UBS analyst points out that the shock has yet to meaningfully spill over into broader global shipping outside the Gulf area, suggesting the disruption remains largely contained for now.
"It looks like non-energy related global shipping traffic is running just 4% below normal in May - a bit better than April," UBS analyst Arend Kapteyn wrote in a...
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