Russias Ansat light multipurpose helicopter, powered for the first time by the domestically developed VK-650V turboshaft engine, has completed its maiden flight at the Kazan Helicopter Plant. The six-minute test on September 2 involved hovering, a short climb, and stability checks
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China today debuted two carrier-borne aircraft — the J-35 stealth fighter and the KJ-600 early warning plane — giving it the ability to detect and strike targets far from its shoreline. The two aircraft were presented at the V-Day parade, which marks the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese Peoples War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War
China unveiled the J-20S, described as the worlds first twin-seater stealth fighter jet, during its V-Day military parade on Wednesday. The parade marked the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese Peoples War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War
Two of the Chinese Peoples Liberation Armys (PLA) latest battle tanks — the Type 99B and the Type 100 — made their public debut at the V-Day military parade on Wednesday, along with the unveiling of the Type 100 support vehicle. The Type 99B tank has been upgraded with advanced information technology, enabling it to deliver high-precision strikes
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Brazilian aircraft maker Embraer has delivered the first three A-29N Super Tucano light attack aircraft to Portugal. This marks the start of a program that will see 12 aircraft integrated into the Portuguese Air Force (FAP) under NATO standards
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Turkey has officially launched its ‘Steel Dome integrated air defense system, a nationwide shield designed to counter aerial threats from drones to ballistic missiles. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan confirmed that 47 vehicles worth $460 million, including radars, anti-aircraft batteries, and electronic warfare systems, had been delivered to the Turkish military
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyens plane was forced to land in Bulgaria using paper maps after suspected Russian GPS jamming disrupted navigation systems. The European Commission later confirmed the incident, linking the interference to Russia