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Members of Malaysian and Indonesian army special force, 21 Grup Gerak Khas (21 GGK) and Komando Pasukan Khusus Tentera Nasional Indonesia- Angkatan Darat (KOPASUS TNI-AD) have conducted their annual bilateral exercise called “Exercise HARIMAU SATYA.”
In June 2021, an air exercise involving air forces from Turkey, Pakistan, Azerbaijan, and Qatar called “Anatolian Eagle 2021” took place at a Turkish Air Force base in a coastal city in Konya, Turkey.
The launch of China’s J-10 “Vigorous Dragon” fighter jet in 1998 is considered a historic moment as it marked the first fighter aircraft development program for the major Asian power.
Commander of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Viktor Sokolov, made an appearance on the state television station attending a meeting with Russian Defense Minister, days after Ukraine declared victory in “killing” him.
In an effort to further enhance target acquisition capabilities and threat monitoring effectiveness by Rafale fighter aircraft, the French Defense Procurement Agency (DGA) has acquired a new generation targeting pod called “TALIOS” (Targeting Long Range Identification Optronic System) to be integrated with the 4.5-generation omni-role fighter aircraft produced by Dassault Aviation.
A study conducted by a group of independent British researchers found that 82 percent of the components of Iranian-made unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) used by the Russian military in Ukraine are made by American companies.
South Korea is set to host its first major military parade in a decade on Tuesday, September 26, showcasing a formidable display of weaponry, from ballistic missiles to attack helicopters.
The United States is reported to be hesitant to send more “Patriot” air defense systems to Ukraine after Russia’s hypersonic “Kinzhal” missile was claimed to have successfully destroyed the air defense system that protected the airspace over Kiev last May.
The Republic of Singapore Air Force’s (RSAF) F-16 fighter jets have been upgraded to enhance their capabilities and ensure they can continue to serve the republic until the mid-2030s, according to the Ministry of Defence Singapore.
Saudi Arabia has made it clear that it will strive to obtain nuclear weapons if its neighboring country, especially Iran, succeeds in developing their own nuclear weapons.