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Last August, in what was characterized by U.S. leadership as a “historic” incident unprecedented in its nature, a total of 11 warships belonging to Russia and China were detected conducting war exercises and patrols in the Aleutian Islands in the waters off Alaska.
As of now, two European nations, the Netherlands and Denmark, have expressed their readiness to transfer their F-16 fighter aircraft to Ukraine to address the Russia’s”air dominance” in conflict between the two neighbouring country.
After a decade of development, the Iranian Army has finally commenced the integration of its latest main battle tank, the “Karrar,” into its armored units.
Since the outbreak of the conflict in Gaza Strip on October 7th, more than 5,000 members of the Israeli military have sustained injuries, with 2,000 of them officially recognized by the country’s Ministry of Defense as disabled.
Canada urges Turkey to approve Sweden’s application to join the NATO military alliance before resuming the export of crucial electro-optical components for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) systems to Ankara.
A Russian television station recently broadcasted footage of a US-made Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle (IFV) that was successfully captured in nearly pristine condition from the battlefield in the Luhansk region of Ukraine.
Malaysia and France have officially executed a Letter of Acceptance (LOA) for the acquisition of Ground Master 400 Alpha (GM400) long-range air defense radar system to serve as the country’s “ears and eyes” in monitoring the South China Sea.
Thales Alenia Space, the joint venture between Thales (67%) and Leonardo (33%), has signed a multi-mission contract with PT Len Industri to provide a state-of-the-art Earth observation constellation combining both radar and optical sensors and dedicated to the Indonesian Ministry of Defence.
“Feared” by the West, the “Yasen-M” class nuclear-powered submarines, are poised to become even more formidable as their manufacturer plans to outfit them with the hypersonic missile “Tsirkon,” capable of flying at Mach 9 and striking targets up to 1,000 km away.
The United States military has decided to suspend the operations of V-22 Osprey aircraft, a week after a similar aircraft crashed off the coast of Japan, resulting in the loss of eight passengers.