Shashank Joshi

Shashank Joshi writes his final edition of The War Room newsletter, reflecting on eight years as a defense editor. His experiences include flying fighter jets and traveling on destroyers.

The War Room newsletter examines how the nature of war has evolved. Shashank Joshi reflects on his eight-year tenure as defense editor.

The Iran conflict may reignite, leading to another contest of wills that could end badly. This is according to Shashank Joshi, the defence editor. The situation is potentially volatile and may escalate further.

The War Room newsletter discusses the impact of drones on warfare, highlighting their role as a pivotal weapon on the battlefield. The fibre-optic drone is specifically mentioned as a key player in this context. Drones are changing the face of modern warfare.

The War Room newsletter features a guest edition written by a Ukrainian drone expert, exploring the topic of Russia being out-droned. The article is edited by Shashank Joshi, the defence editor. The newsletter discusses the implications of drone technology in the context of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Germany plans to build Europe's strongest army, as analyzed by defense editor Shashank Joshi in The War Room newsletter. The article explores the feasibility of Germany's military goals and the challenges it faces in achieving them.

The article analyzes the potential impacts of blocking the Strait of Hormuz on global oil prices, geopolitical tensions, and Donald Trump's political agenda. Shashank Joshi, The War Room's defense editor, examines how such a blockade could disrupt energy markets and reshape international relations.

The War Room newsletter questions whether Trump will deploy troops to Iran. Shashank Joshi, defense editor, warns of extreme political costs for a land war.

The article discusses Trump's challenges in handling the Iran situation, with Shashank Joshi noting that ending the war on current terms would be perceived as a defeat for Trump globally.