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Largest Ukrainian Military Charity Inks Record Deal for 16,500 Drones

Come Back Alive Foundation has signed one of the largest drone procurement deals in its history, ordering approximately 16,500 tactical unmanned aerial systems for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Air

New Taiwan-Made System Keeps Drones Flying Without GPS

Taiwan has unveiled an AI-powered navigation solution that allows unmanned aerial systems to keep flying even when GPS signals are jammed or unavailable.
Americas

US Firm Moves to Equip Drones With Laser Dazzlers, Restraint Tech

WRAP Technologies is steering unmanned aerial vehicles toward non-lethal mission roles with new advanced payload development plans.
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Middle East

Israel, Hezbollah Trade Blows as Diplomats Meet in Washington

Israel and Hezbollah exchanged fire on Tuesday while Lebanese and Israeli envoys met in Washington for direct talks, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying the militant group was the only impediment to a peace deal.
Air

Ukraine Targets Russia’s Supply Lifeline With AI-Enabled Strike Drones

Kyiv has intensified drone strikes against Russian supply vehicles in occupied southern Ukraine, targeting key logistics routes with AI-enabled systems that analysts say are reshaping battlefield dynamics.
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Top 100 Drone Defense Companies in 2025

In an era where unmanned systems define the next frontier of warfare and intelligence, The Defense Post is unveiling its definitive list of the Top 100 Companies Advancing Drone Technology across air, ground, and sea.
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Middle East

Israel, Hezbollah Trade Blows as Diplomats Meet in Washington

Israel and Hezbollah exchanged fire on Tuesday while Lebanese and Israeli envoys met in Washington for direct talks, with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying the militant group was the only impediment to a peace deal.
Air

Ukraine Targets Russia’s Supply Lifeline With AI-Enabled Strike Drones

Kyiv has intensified drone strikes against Russian supply vehicles in occupied southern Ukraine, targeting key logistics routes with AI-enabled systems that analysts say are reshaping battlefield dynamics.
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Commentary

Americas

Merging Commands Is Easier Than Merging Cultures: T2COM’s Real Integration Challenge

Reorganization is easy; cultural integration isn't. If T2COM's leaders don't manage it deliberately, the hierarchy will do it for them.
Asia Pacific

Allies by Necessity: Japan, South Korea, and the Case for Defense Industrial Partnership

Japan and South Korea will compete in arms exports, but the threats they share make rivalry without coordination self-defeating.
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Business

Americas

Canada Strikes $1.88B HIMARS Procurement Deal With US 

Canada has struck a 2.6-billion Canadian dollar ($1.88-billion) deal with the US to procure 26 M142 HIMARS launchers for the Canadian Army.
Americas

Picogrid Raises $45M to Scale Defense Systems Integration Platform

California-based tech company Picogrid has raised $45 million in a Series A round led by Bessemer Venture Partners.
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Technology

Americas

AeroVironment Boosts Advanced Manufacturing Base in Ohio With $15M Investment

US defense company AeroVironment has announced a $15-million investment to expand its advanced manufacturing footprint in Greene County, Ohio.
Americas

ArmorSource Wins $17.6M Contract for US Army Next-Gen Ballistic Helmets 

Ohio-based ArmorSource has received a $17.6-million contract to deliver 25,000 next-gen ballistic helmets for the US Army. 
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Politics

Americas

Hanwha Ocean Strengthens Canada Submarine Bid with Algoma Steel Partnership 

Hanwha Ocean has teamed with Ontario-based Algoma Steel to supply materials for armored vehicles and submarines that it has pitched for the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project.
Americas

What Is NATO’s Article 5? A Quick Guide

This guide on NATO’s Article 5 explains its collective defense principle, outlining how it binds member states to mutual security commitments.
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