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US Navy Uses Drone to Refuel Plane During Flight

The US Navy successfully used a Boeing drone to refuel an airplane during flight, the manufacturer said.

Northern Ireland Working on Border Drone Patrols With EU

The Police Service of Northern Ireland is developing an artificial intelligence surveillance system of air, sea, and land drones as part of an experimental research project funded by the European Union.

Taiwan Military to Test 105mm US Tank Guns

Taiwan will mount two sets of M68A2 105mm tank guns on domestically-made armored vehicles as part of the country’s research and development on mobile gun systems.

Nuclear Weapons Spending Swelled $1.4 BN Amid Pandemic: Report

Nuclear-armed countries last year increased spending on atomic weapon arsenals by 1.4 billion dollars, campaigners said Monday.

Top Kurdish Official Killed in Turkish Operation in Iraq: Erdogan

A senior official from Turkey's outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party was killed in a Turkish intelligence operation in Iraq, President Erdogan said Sunday.

Death Toll Rises to 88 in Attack in Northwest Nigeria: Police

Police in northwest Nigeria's Kebbi said Sunday the death toll from an attack by a gang of cattle thieves on seven villages Thursday had risen to 88.

Why the US Should ‘Frontload’ Military Aid to Israel

As Iran and its proxies become more emboldened in their ambitions, the United States should strongly consider better assisting its allies in confronting Tehran and defending mutual security interests.

At Least 160 Killed in Deadliest Burkina Faso Attack Since 2015

Suspected jihadists massacred at least 160 civilians in a village in Burkina Faso's volatile north, the deadliest attack since Islamist violence erupted in the West African country in 2015, local officials said Sunday.

Boko Haram Leader ‘Kills Self’ in Fight With ISWAP Jihadists

Boko Haram's leader Abubakar Shekau killed himself in a fight against rival jihadist fighters from the Islamic State West Africa Province, according to audio obtained from the group Sunday.

US Navy Takes Delivery of Amphibious Landing Crafts

The US Navy has accepted the delivery of several amphibious landing crafts after conducting exercises to test their readiness and capabilities.

UK Ajax Tank Trials Halted Over Design Concerns

The UK has halted trials of a fleet of Ajax tanks after it was reported that the vehicle has developed a range of issues stemming from its faulty design.

US Condemns ‘Escalatory’ Chinese Military Flights off Malaysia and Taiwan

The US Air Force's Pacific commander condemned Chinese military flights off Malaysia and Taiwan, describing them on Friday as "escalatory" and "destabilizing."

Chad Sends More Troops to CAR Border

Chad has sent men and material to reinforce the border with the Central African Republic despite agreeing to jointly investigate a CAR attack that left six Chadian soldiers dead.

Israel Signs $200M Drone Contract With Undisclosed Asian Country

Israel Aerospace Industries has signed a $200 million contract with an undisclosed Asian country to provide unmanned aerial vehicles, including its Heron and updated MK II drones.

Turkey Completes First Unmanned Surface Vehicle Live-Fire Trial  

Turkey’s ULAQ armed unmanned surface vehicle prototype completed its first live-fire trial last month, its developers have announced.

Rheinmetall Delivers First Batch of CRVs to Australia

Rheinmetall has announced the delivery of 25 Boxer 8x8 Combat Reconnaissance Vehicles to the Australian Army.