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In the midst of escalating disagreements concerning the substantial transfer of U.S. armament inventory to Ukraine for use against Russia, there arises a concern that America’s defenses may be compromised.
The FA-50PH fighter aircraft of the Philippine Air Force is claimed to have successfully downed an American F-22 “Raptor” fifth-generation fighter aircraft in a recent joint air exercise.
Malaysia Defense Ministry will install a Long Range Radar (LRR) on Layang-Layang Island, located within the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, which is claimed by many countries in the region including China.
Throughout the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the kamikaze drone called “Lancet,” developed by the Russian company ZALA Aero, has demonstrated excellent performance on the battlefield.
The Malaysia Ministry of Defense has officially selected the “KARAOK” anti-tank guided missile system, made by the Turkish company Roketsan, to meet the country’s need needs for a medium-range anti-tank guided missile system.
Starting from next year until 2030, France will begin developing a more advanced variant of the Rafale fighter jet, with the aim of “outperforming” the American-made F-35 fighter jet in global sales.
Just a few days after Russia conducted a nuclear ballistic missile retaliatory exercise witnessed by President Vladimir Putin, the United States announced the development of a new, “more dangerous” nuclear gravity bomb.
In conjunction with Turkey’s 100th anniversary, the country’s latest Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV), the Bayraktar TB3, which will operate from the world’s first drone carrier, the TCG Anadolu, recently successfully conducted its maiden flight.
Former Soviet Union member state, Kazakhstan, has put more than 100 fighter jets and bombers built during the Soviet era up for sale to interested parties.
A new Russian air warfare tactical has been identified as one of the reasons behind its recent success in shooting down a significant number of Ukrainian Air Force fighter planes.