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China Says New AI Upgrade Allows Radars to Spot, Track Decoy Drones

As drone tactics evolve in conflicts like the US-Iran war, China says it enhanced its radar systems with AI to better identify decoy drones.

Indian Navy Looks to Match America’s MQ-4C Triton With Jet-Powered Drone

The Indian Navy is charting early plans for a jet-powered, high-altitude, long-endurance drone that could redefine how it monitors vast stretches of the Indian Ocean.

‘Head-On’ Solution: US Tackles Drone Problem With Low-Cost VTOL Interceptor

A Florida-based developer is positioning a one-way autonomous interceptor as a low-cost response to evolving drone threats, framing the effort within the context of asymmetric warfare.

No Time for Delays: Italy Launches New 3D Printer for Mission-Critical Parts

Italian firm Roboze is aiming to revolutionize additive manufacturing with a new 3D printer designed to turn polymers and composites into mission-critical parts.

Rheinmetall Pushes European Mortars Into Modern ‘Shoot-and-Scoot’ Era

Mortar operations are entering into a modern phase, as Rheinmetall introduces a system designed to enhance battlefield integration.

Nordic Air Defence Expands to Poland, Partners With WB Group, Tantalit 

Nordic Air Defence has expanded its presence to Poland, joining forces with two Polish defense firms to counter uncrewed aerial system threats. 

A New Kind of Warfighter Enters the Battlefield: Humanoid Robot Arrives in Ukraine

A new category of frontline platform is emerging in Ukraine, as humanoid robots designed to operate weapons used by human troops enter the theater.

Northrop Grumman Accelerates IBCS Delivery for the US Army

Northrop Grumman has announced that it is accelerating the delivery of a critical cornerstone in the US Army’s modernized integrated air and missile defense strategy, the IBCS.

BAE to Modernize US Air Force U-2 Dragon Lady Spy Plane’s EW Suite

The US Air Force, via the Robins Air Force Base in Georgia, has contracted BAE Systems to modernize the U-2 “Dragon Lady” aircraft’s electronic warfare suite.

Why India Quietly Prefers a Weaker Iran Over Regime Change

India quietly prefers a weakened but stable Iran, fearing regime change could shift regional power toward Pakistan and deepen instability.

Starmer Tells Zelensky ‘Focus Must Remain on Ukraine’ Amid Iran War

UK Prime Minister Starmer told Ukrainian President Zelensky that "the focus must remain on Ukraine" despite the US-Israeli war with Iran.

Ankara Says NATO Deploys New Patriot Battery at South Turkey Air Base

Turkey's defense ministry said NATO was deploying a new Patriot missile battery at Incirlik air base, just days after a third ballistic missile from Iran was shot down.

Israel Says Striking Basij Militia in Tehran After Leader Killed

Israel's military said it was striking Iran's Basij paramilitary force in its positions around Tehran on Tuesday, after announcing it had killed the volunteer militia's top commander.

US Military Says Hit Iran Missile Sites Near Strait With ‘Bunker Buster’ Bombs

The US military said it had hit Iranian missile sites near the strategic Strait of Hormuz with some of the most powerful bombs in the US arsenal.

Hughes Wins USAF Contract for Hybrid Satellite Network Research

Hughes Network Systems has secured a US Air Force research contract to explore new approaches for managing hybrid satellite networks.

Big Drones Can Swarm Too: US Firm Pushes Unified Control System for Large UAVs

The era of swarming is expanding to larger drones, as a California-based firm lands funding to develop a unified control system for oversized unmanned aerial vehicles.