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The Iranian military is reported to be operating suicide drones with designs nearly identical to Russia’s “Lancet” drones, which have been effectively used against Ukrainian forces in the ongoing conflict between the two countries.
The KF-21 “Boramae” fighter jet is reportedly entering the competition to supply the Philippine Air Force’s Multi-Role Fighter (MRF) program, alongside the American-made F-16 and the Swedish-made JAS39 Gripen, creating a three-way contest.
Pakistan has quietly added another Saab 2000 “Erieye” Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEWC) aircraft, bringing the total number of Swedish-made AEWC aircraft owned by Pakistan Air Force (PAF) to nine currently.
Russian forces in Ukraine have reportedly begun using North Korean-made “Bulsae-4” anti-tank missiles, further evidence of the increasingly close military cooperation between the two nations.
The fate of Hezbollah’s second-in-command, known as “Fouad Shukr” or “Haj Mohsen,” remains unknown several hours after an Israeli military strike aimed to assassinate him in the Haret Hreik area of the Dahiyeh neighborhood in southern Beirut.
The Chief Executive Officer of Eurofighter Giancarlo Mezzanatto confirmed that Turkey has shown a keen interest in acquiring Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets, but the effort has been obstructed by Germany.
The Malaysian Army is reportedly set to acquire approximately 800 units of the M72 LAW-EC (Light Anti-Tank Weapon-Enhanced Capacity) to replace its current RPG-7 anti-tank weapons.
The Russian aerospace conglomerate, United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), has unofficially confirmed the frontline deployment of the country’s fifth-generation fighter jet, the Su-57 “Felon,” in Ukraine.
HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales are the two largest aircraft carriers ever built for the British Royal Navy, representing significant naval investments totaling approximately US$8 billion (RM37.7 billion).
The United States is reportedly developing military infrastructure in northern Australia “quietly,” not only to station its troops but also to accommodate B-52 strategic long-range bombers and F-22 “Raptor” stealth fighter jets.