Turkey Begins Mass Production of “Altay” Main Battle Tank
Turkey has commenced mass production of the “Altay” main battle tank, developed by its local defense firm BMC Defense, after several years in the development phase.
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Turkey has commenced mass production of the “Altay” main battle tank, developed by its local defense firm BMC Defense, after several years in the development phase.
The Russian military has reportedly resumed large-scale production of 3-ton bombs called FAB-3000, equipped with 1.4 tons of Trinitrotoluene (TNT) explosive material.
The Murad-600A Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar, designed for Turkey’s fifth-generation fighter aircraft KAAN, has successfully transitioned from the preliminary design phase to the critical design phase.
Several days ago, the Philippines and Sweden signed a significant agreement to support the procurement of fighter jets for the Philippine Air Force.
The German Armed Forces have reportedly lost an “Iris-T” missile, raising concerns among authorities about the possibility of this advanced missile technology falling into the hands of entities considered enemies of the state.
The Japan Ground Self-Defense Forces have been retiring their aged Type 74 tanks, which belong to the same generation as World War II and Cold War tanks like the M48 Patton and Leopard 1.
When first deployed to Ukraine, the M1A1 Abrams tanks supplied by the United States were hailed as a “game changer”—a military asset poised to shift the dynamics on the battlefield by providing Ukrainian forces with a significant advantage.
National carrier, Malaysia Airlines has provided an exclusive sneak peek as its first @Airbus A330neo aircraft begins its final assembly in Toulouse!
The Royal Malaysian Navy’s (RMN) Lekiu-class frigate, KD Lekiu (FFG30), is set to participate in the 2024 Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercises at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, according to a social media statement by the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN).
It is estimated that more than 100 fifth-generation F-35 fighter jets are currently grounded at Lockheed Martin’s facilities due to the U.S. Department of Defense’s (Pentagon) refusal to accept these fully constructed aircraft.