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A British Royal Navy serviceman stationed on a Vanguard-class nuclear submarine has been detained by authorities for allegedly stealing classified information about the submarine.
Turkish defense company ROKETSAN is expected to export more than 500 of its “ATMACA” anti-ship missiles to customers worldwide, providing stiff competition to long-standing anti-ship missiles in the market such as Harpoon and Exocet.
Early this month, a United States Coast Guard ship reported the presence of Chinese warships within the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the country in the Bering Sea, not far from Alaska.
A former advisor to the U.S. Department of State has stated that the BrahMos missiles acquired by the Philippines have limited operational utility for the Southeast Asian nation’s military.
Many parties in the Middle East have accused Saudi Arabia of “opening” its airspace to Israeli fighter jets, enabling them to carry out airstrikes on Yemen yesterday.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has scrambled its fighter jets to intercept and “drive away” two U.S. Air Force B-52 bombers from entering Russian airspace.
Turkey is reportedly adopting a policy to “ban” any arms and defence product exports to India, one of the world’s largest importers.
The Turkish Air Force is anticipated to commence operations of the long-range air defense system “SiPER” by the end of this year, thereby finalizing efforts to establish a comprehensive air defense network in the Mediterranean country.
At present, over 25,000 military personnel from all three branches of the armed forces across 29 nations are participating in the Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) naval exercise in the waters around Hawaii.
Another Gulf Arab state has shown interest in joining the “Rafale Club” in the region, underscoring the popularity of the Dassault Aviation-developed fighter aircraft among Gulf Arab nations.