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In a recent precision strike on Ukrainian military facilities, the Russian armed forces successfully deployed the “Iskander-M” ballistic missile, obliterating a total of 32 D-20 152mm howitzers.
Due to concerns over the threat posed by kamikaze drones and FPV (First Person View) drones from Ukraine, the Russian military has modified its T-72 tanks to the extent that they resemble a turtle.
U.S. warships have reportedly fired over 100 “Standard Missile” surface-to-air missiles valued at more than US$400 million (RM1.8 billion) to bring down cheap and unsophisticated suicide drones launched by Yemen’s Houthi armed group in the Red Sea.
At present, two European countries, the Netherlands and Denmark, have expressed readiness to transfer their F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine to address Russian “air dominance” concerns.
Early this year, Pakistan conducted a test launch of the Fatah-II Short Range Ballistic Missile (SRBM) developed by its local defence industry, showcasing yet another “show of force” to its neighboring countries, especially India dan now Iran due to the latest flare-up in the border areas.
North Korea has conducted a test launch of its latest intermediate-range hypersonic missile named “Hwasong-16B,” designed to evade enemy air defense systems and strike its enemies vital interests in the region.
In a move certain to further inflame tensions in the Middle East, Israeli fighter jets launched an airstrike on an Iranian embassy building in Damascus, Syria, resulting in the deaths of at least three senior Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) generals.
The Turkish Air Force is anticipated to commence operations of the long-range air defense system “SiPER” by the end of this year, thereby finalizing efforts to establish a comprehensive air defense network in the Mediterranean country.
For the first time, Russian forces have unveiled the internal components of the Storm Shadow/SCALP EG cruise missile supplied to the Ukrainian military by Britain and France.
The F-16 Ozgur fighter jet of the Turkish Air Force, equipped with an AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Array) Nose Radar developed entirely by local expertise, has successfully completed its maiden flight.