H.Defence

At the Kurigram border, Bangladesh’s Border Guard (BGB) intervened to stop India’s Border Security Force (BSF) from building a road, citing breaches of international regulations.
Following multiple flag meetings between the two sides, the construction was called off.
A BGB spokesperson emphasized that Bangladesh will never relinquish even a single inch of its territory.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has conveyed to Iran’s leadership that the nation is on track to restore stability in the near future. Highlighting the deep strategic alignment between the two capitals, Moscow has signaled unwavering backing at a sensitive moment for Tehran. Recalling Iran’s crucial support for Russia during the Ukraine war, the Kremlin underscores that it does not abandon its partners and stands prepared to assist allies when pressure rises.

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Iran has reinforced its air defense network by incorporating China’s HQ-9B long-range surface-to-air missile system. The short war with Israel in June 2025 exposed serious gaps in Iran’s legacy air defenses, prompting an accelerated modernization push. The HQ-9B offers engagement ranges of roughly 200 km, supports multi-target tracking, and is designed to counter stealth aircraft and low-flying cruise missiles.
More than a simple equipment purchase, the HQ-9B enhances Iran’s strategic deterrence posture and subtly shifts the air-power equation across the Middle East. The acquisition was reportedly arranged through an oil-for-systems barter, giving Tehran both financial flexibility and a rapid path to advanced technology. For adversaries, the deployment complicates mission planning and airspace pe*******on.
For Iran, the HQ-9B marks an additional defensive tier—expanding coverage, improving reaction capacity, and reinforcing its regional deterrent while signaling a new phase in air-defense readiness.


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