France and Portugal have
Russian troops have taken delivery of upgraded BTR-MDM Rakushka-M airborne armored personnel carriers, now equipped with electronic warfare systems designed to counter drones. The High-Precision Systems holding company of the Rostec State Corporation sent a new batch of BTR-MDM Rakushka-M combat vehicles to the customer as part of the 2024 state defense order, the company
The Pentagon has announced a modification contract valued at $1.24 billion to Sikorsky for UH-60M aircraft
The Pentagon stated that Israels recent precision airstrike on Iranian military sites, in response to Irans October 1 missile attack, should end the tit-for-tat strikes between the nations. "We believe that this should be the end of this tit-for-tat,"
The South Korean Army has announced its decision to phase out 60mm and 81mm mortars, opting to replace them with First-Person View (FPV) drones. This transition, part of a larger military modernization effort, was confirmed by South Korean Army Chief of Staff Park Ahn-soo
Watch Video The 'Air Lora' precision ballistic missile of the Israeli Air Force (IAF) knocked down the radars of the Soviet-origin S-300PMU air defense systems during the attack on Iranian military sites on Saturday
Denmark is establishing a new long-range drone facility at Flyvestation Aalborg, aiming to strengthen surveillance over the North Sea and Arctic regions. The
Airbus and Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) inaugurated a new facility in Indias Vadodara, Gujarat, today to assemble the C-295 military transport aircraft, with plans to roll out the first one by 2026
The Israel-based Baz Aviation Structurals Production Facility, which produces components for both military and civil aviation, was struck by a kamikaze UAV, suspected to have been launched by Hezbollah from southern Lebanon. The incident occurred in the Western Galilee region, near the coastal city of Akka and the city of Karmiel, resulting in two fatalities and additional injuries among facility workers
The French Director General Armaments (DGA) has contracted Hewlett Packard/Orange consortium to deliver a classified supercomputer, the most powerful in Europe to develop artificial intelligence. The supercomputer, expected to be operational by late 2025 at Mont-Valérien in Suresnes, will support defense innovation by processing sensitive data securely for France's armed forces and defense sector