💢Taiwan Army deploys its troops and military equipment in southern Taiwan

💢Russian State Duma adopted a bill to create a digital unified register of Russian citizens eligible for military service on April 11, according to report Institute for the Study of War. The register will use data from other Russian entities to include medical, educational, and residence history, among other factors.

💢British ministry of defence: Over recent weeks, Russia has continued to develop extensive linear defences in Zaporizhzhia Oblast in southern Ukraine. The area is highly likely the responsibility of Russia's Southern Grouping of Forces (SGF). Russia has now completed three layers of defensive zones across approximately 120km of this sector. These consist of a front line of forward' combat positions, and then two zones of nearly continuous, more elaborate defences. Each zone is approximately 10-20km behind the one in front. Russia has probably put significant effort into these defensive works because it is convinced Ukraine is considering an assault towards the city of Melitopol. The defences have the potential to be formidable obstacles, but their utility almost entirely depends on them being supported by sufficient artillery and personnel. It remains unclear if the SGF can currently muster these resources.

💢Centcom: US Central Command forces conducted a helicopter raid in eastern Syria late on the evening of April 8, capturing Hudayfah al Yemeni, an ISIS attack facilitator, and two of his associates. No civilians were killed or injured. The capture of Hudayfah al Yemeni and his associates will disrupt the organization's ability to plot and carry out operations.Operations against ISIS are important for the security and stability of the region, said Col. Joe Buccino, a CENTCOM spokesperson. ISIS remains a threat to the region and beyond - the group retains the capability to conduct operations in Iraq and Syria with a desire to strike beyond the Middle East, and its vile ideology remains a threat. Operations such as this one reaffirms our commitment to the enduring defeat of ISIS.

💢British ministry of defence: Leaders of several Russian regions bordering Ukraine, as well as occupied Crimea, have announced that their usually high-profile 9 May Victory Day military parades will be cancelled. Some Russian cities further away from Ukraine have confirmed they plan to go ahead with Victory Day. The cancelled events have likely primarily been called off because of security concerns near the border, as officials have claimed. However, the different approaches highlight a sensitive communications challenge for the Kremlin. Putin couches the 'special military operation' in the spirit of the Soviet experience in World War Two. The message risks sitting increasingly uneasily with the many Russians who have immediate insights into the mismanaged and failing campaign in Ukraine. Honouring the fallen of previous generations could easily blur into exposing the scope of the recent losses, which the Kremlin attempts to cover up.

💢14 china army aircrafts violated taiwan's airspace

💢ISIS has besieged the town of Menaka in southeastern Mali, lives hundreds of local people is danger

💢China army has tested and deployed a new DF-27 long-range Hypersonic missile that may be able to escape U.S. Defense.

🚨NOTAM warning issued in northern Israel and border areas Gaza and banned from flying until April 16th

💢British ministry of defence: Russia has re-energised its assault on the Donetsk Oblast town of Bakhmut as forces of the Russian MoD and Wagner Group have improved co-operation. The Ukrainian defence still holds the western districts of the town but has been subjected to particularly intense Russian artillery fire over the previous 48 hours. Wagner assault groups continue to conduct the main advance through the centre of town, while Russian airborne forces (VDV) have relieved some Wagner units securing the northern and southern flanks of the operation. Ukrainian forces face significant resupply issues but have made orderly withdrawals from the positions they have been forced to concede.

📝French officials want to pass a law to raise the retirement age to 64 years, this is really a cruelty to hardworking workers, those who do hard work should retire very early, French afficials should raise the retirement age increase for employees and others easy jobs. French officials if wants someone to work for them one hundred years without break, they should hire robots, not humans, conscience is a good thing, but some persone do not have it...

📝In USA the retirement age is 67 years. I don't give birth to children and I don't work, let whatever happens, the older we get, the less hope we have for life, why should we do our duties?! My suggestion to the people of the world is that we should stop having children... End

📝USA embassy's tweet: The United States is very concerned about the violence committed in Armenia against the Azerbaijani Soldier, which is reflected in the well-known video. We are Azerbaijan and we call on Armenia to resolve all issues through peace negotiations !

💢Ukrainian army: Russia used China weapons in the front of Ukraine

💢China again tested an anti-ballistic missile defense

💢USA army, South Korea and Japan will soon a hold exercise anti-submarine and missile defense

💢British ministry of defence: On 11 April 2023, the Russian State Duma adopted a law establishing a unified registry of individuals eligible for military service. The key implication of the measure is that in future, the authorities will be able to serve call-up papers electronically, rather than by letter, removing one obstacle which has previously allowed some to dodge the draft. With individuals' call-up data now digitally linked to other state-provided online services, it is likely that the authorities will punish draft-dodgers by automatically limiting employment rights and restricting foreign travel. The measures are reported to be coming into force later in the year; they do not specifically indicate any major new wave of enforced mobilisation. Russia is, for now, prioritising a drive to recruit extra volunteer troops. However, the measure is highly likely part of a longer-term approach to provide personnel as Russia anticipates a lengthy conflict in Ukraine.

💢Azerbaijan continues to send equipment and troops to the Armenia border