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The United Kingdom is set to “lose” 30 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets after the government confirmed it will terminate the services of these fighter aircraft by 2025.
In approximately six or seven years from now, the Republic of Singapore Air Force is poised to lose one of its crucial airbases, namely Paya Lebar Air Base, which currently serves as the home to several squadrons of its key combat aircraft.
Recently, a group of Chinese fishermen in the eastern part of the country were startled when they unexpectedly encountered a “secret” submarine belonging to the country’s navy, believed to be undergoing testing in the ocean.
In a strategic move to enhance its monitoring capabilities on South China Sea, Malaysia is set to acquire and has already acquired three long-range radars, poised to act as the nation’s “eyes and ears”, detecting any attempts by foreign entities to breach its airspace and waters in the vital waterways.
In the midst of escalating tensions in the Middle East due to the conflict between Palestine and Israel, the Iranian Navy today showcased its latest weaponry, including cruise missiles, kamikaze drones, and reconnaissance helicopters.
Israel citizens residing in illegal Jewish settlements along the country’s border with Lebanon have been informed of the capabilities of the “Burkan” rockets possessed by Hezbollah.
The formidable Kirov Class nuclear-powered battlecruiser, Pyotr Veliky, will not undergo the anticipated refurbishment, sources reveal. instead, the monster-warship is slated for decommissioning, leaving only one active Kirov Class vessel in the Russian fleet.
One of the Royal Malaysian Air Force’s (RMAF) Airbus A400M strategic airlifter from the No 8 Squadron has successfully completed the retrofit program at the Airbus Final Assembly Line (FAL) in Seville, Spain.
In a significant restructuring move following a severe setback against Palestinian fighters, Israel’s elite military unit, the Golani Brigade, has been withdrawn from the battle zones in the Gaza Strip after 60 days of deployment.
As early as 2016, the senior management of the Russian aircraft manufacturer Mikoyan Gurevich envisioned the long-range interceptor aircraft MiG-31 “Foxhound” concluding its service by 2028. It was anticipated that the MiG-31 would be succeeded by the ultra-fast, sixth-generation aircraft, the MiG-41.