Military analysts say American casualties in the Middle East may be higher than officially reported, citing recruitment activity by a private Pentagon contractor for work related to the belongings of U.S
A federal grand jury has indicted three Iranian Origin tech workers on charges of conspiring to steal trade secrets from Google and other tech companies. The defendants, all from San Jose, appeared in federal court this afternoon
Argentinas Defense Minister Lieutenant General Carlos Alberto Presti finalized the
Spain has reportedly canceled a €285 million direct contract with Rafael Advanced Defense Systems for Spike LR2 anti-tank missiles under its arms embargo on Israel, then shifted to procuring the same system through EuroSpike, a German-based company partly owned by Rafael. This was first reported by Israeli publication
As protests across Iran have subsided, the countrys Ministry of Intelligence says it has dismantled multiple foreign-backed terrorist cells accused of planning mass-casualty attacks and “kill-and-blame” operations designed to exploit the unrest. In statements released on January 18 and 19, the ministry said the alleged cells aimed to provoke chaos by attacking security forces, religious sites and civilians, while seeking to frame the violence to inflame public anger
Even as China threatens “reunification” with Taiwan by force, the U.S
Argentina presented its first six F-16 fighter jets on December 7, with President Javier Milei and Defense Minister Luis Petri leading the ceremony in Buenos Aires. The
Russia has announced plans to build two new military transport aircraft and develop a larger passenger jet as it expands domestic aircraft production under sanctions pressure. Ulyanovsk Region Governor Alexey Russkikh was quoted as saying by
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The United States has approved two separate Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases to India involving Javelin missile systems and M982A1 Excalibur precision-guided projectiles, with a combined estimated value of more than $92 million, according to notifications issued by the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA). The State Department authorized the potential sale of Javelin missile systems and associated equipment valued at