Military Technology

The first public imagery of Turkey’s GEZGİN long-range cruise missile signals a major shift in regional power projection, providing Ankara with a Tomahawk-like strategic strike capability…

Indonesia’s acquisition of Turkish MILGEM frigates may be only the beginning, with analysts increasingly pointing to TF-2000 destroyers and drone-carrier capabilities as the next phase of…

India has reportedly offered the Philippines the Extended Range (ER) BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, extending strike reach beyond 400km as Manila’s coastal missile batteries approach…

China’s use of non-kinetic electronic warfare against Dutch air-defense frigate HNLMS De Ruyter near the disputed Paracel Islands marks a major escalation in South China Sea tensions,…

North Korea’s latest missile tests under Kim Jong Un may signal far more than another weapons demonstration, as Pyongyang appears to be integrating artificial intelligence, automation,…

Indonesia’s transition of its Scorpène Evolved submarine program into pre-production is emerging as more than a naval modernization milestone because Jakarta is now constructing the…

China is building a vast multi-layered undersea sensor network—described as an “Underwater Great Wall”—designed to track U.S. nuclear submarines and protect its sea-based deterrent,…

Fresh imagery of a heavily armed Chinese J-16 carrying eight PL-15 beyond-visual-range missiles is drawing intense scrutiny among military analysts, with the configuration potentially…

A former senior U.S. nuclear submarine engineer admitted that “Russia beat us on that one,” referring to the Sierra-class titanium submarine program whose extreme diving depth, speed and…

The loss of over two dozen MQ-9 Reapers worth nearly US$1 billion (RM3.8 billion) during Operation Epic Fury has triggered a strategic shock across global military circles, raising urgent…