Authoritative Israeli-British draft SimilarWeb, dealing with web analytics, Data analysis and deep study Internet, declared the site "Military Review" resource most visited websites in the world among, writing on the theme of the defense. Among others, Topwar.ru managed to bypass all the sites of the US military, as well as portals from almost 1.5 billion China and 200 million Brazil. VO is also the only Russian information project, presented in the top ten.
The first three places in the ranking were consecutively taken by Russia, Brazil and China.
Military Review gets more than 21 million monthly visits.
– shows SimilarWeb analytics.
The next Brazilian resource Brazilian army is the official website of the Brazilian army and is almost three times behind in traffic. Cjdby.net is a major Chinese local forum. And that one, and the other are focused mainly on the domestic consumer: 97 percent of those visiting the Brazilian resource are residents of this country.
With the Chinese site, the situation is more interesting. There is almost 13 percent of visitors are US residents. This may either be due to the active use of a VPN, which the people of China are increasingly using to overcome the "Great Firewall of China", or with a large community of immigrants from China and Taiwan, living in America.
Next in line are resources from the United States. Of these, the most interesting are military.com – “newsman”, specializing in defense, and army.mil, US Army official portal. The army website is good, first of all, with a high-quality selection of photos- and video: in the United States they know how to create an image of their armed forces. Looking ahead, in 10th place, readers are waiting for the site of the Navy of the same country: and he is interested in exactly the same.
Eighth and ninth place – at information portals from Vietnam, in fact, non-defense dedicated resources.
In total, there are more in the top 50 4 Russian resources of relevant topics. However, one of them concerns her only indirectly - this is Navalny's website. How did it get into the top 50 defense sites, not reported.
“military Review” thanks the readers for our overall result.
