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Several weeks after Iran launched missile and drone strikes against Israel, a “geopolitical shift” appears to be underway involving parties previously considered Tehran’s “staunch enemies.”
“KAAN,” the fifth-generation fighter jet developed by Turkish Aerospace Industries (TAI), has successfully completed its second flight, several months after its maiden flight in February.
The United States’ Department of State has announced the potential sale of 10 units of the Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod (ATP) to the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) valued at US$80 million (RM379 million).
Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) has expressed its confidence that the Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) will exercise the option to acquire another batch of 18 units of FA-50M light combat aircraft, bringing the total number of the fighter aircraft it will possess to 36 units.
Airbus has confirms Malaysia as a key market for military helicopter, defense and aerospace business, expresses commitment to strengthening its stable presence.
Turkey has openly offered its fifth-generation fighter jet, “KAAN,” currently under development, to Malaysia, to assist the Southeast Asian country in enhancing its air defense.
Several days ago, videos circulating on social media depicted the success of Russian forces in capturing the unique American-made M7 Fire Support Vehicle (BFIST), a variant of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
As part of efforts to extend the lifecycle of the Malaysian Army ACV-15’s, a prototype of ADNAN AIFV modernised by DEFTECH and FNSS will be exhibited in the DEFTECH stand during Defence Services Asia 2024 (DSA 2024) exhibition which begins in Kuala Lumpur today.
Recently, Israel announced its decision to terminate the service of the MIM-104 Patriot air defense system (known as Yahlom in Israel) and replace it with domestically produced air defense systems.
For the first time, the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reportedly carried out a long-range mission using the converted merchant vessel “Shahid Mahdavi,” which crossed the Equator and entered the Southern Hemisphere.