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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.
Due to a shortage of PAC-2 and PAC-3 guided missiles utilized by the “Patriot” air defense system, the United States is currently compelled to import several dozen of these guided missiles (referred to as interceptors) from Japan to address the critical deficiency.
Türkiye’s unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV), Bayraktar TB3, tailored for the country’s newly commissioned aircraft carrier, successfully completed a long-duration flight test recently, remaining airborne for 32 hours, its developer said.
– The Chief Executive Officer of the Electronic Industry of the Iranian Ministry of Defense, Admiral Amir Rastegari, alleges that his team successfully hacked two foreign reconnaissance aircrafts believed to belong to the United States, using the electronic warfare (EW) system developed by the Persian state.
Palestinian armed group, Hamas released a video on the development and manufacturing of “Ghoul” sniper rifle,which claimed to be responsibe for over 20 Israeli military casualties during the current conflict.
During the course of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the “Lancet” kamikaze drone, manufactured by the Russian company ZALA Aero, has consistently exhibited commendable operational efficacy in combat situations.
Reluctance from the United States to sell the fifth-generations F-35s to wealthy Gulf nations and Germany’s veto on the sale of Eurofighter Typhoons to Saudi Aarabia appears to have opened up opportunities for France’s Dassault Aviation to strengthen its position in the region with its Rafale fighter jets.
In recent days, North Korea successfully conducted another test-launched of Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM), “Hwasong-18”, marking the third test launch of the ICBM following similar tests on April 13 and July 12 this year.
In a historic first, Anti-Ship Ballistic Guided missiles (ASBMs) are likely to have been successfully employed to target a sailing vessel in open waters.
Russia has significantly elevated its submarine presence in the Atlantic to a much higher level than in previous years, according to analysis by senior United States military officials responsible for operations in Europe.