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Call for UN Rights Council to Meet Urgently on Iran

The UN Human Rights Council should hold an urgent session to discuss the "alarming violence" in Iran, several countries urged on Friday.

Chad Says Seven Soldiers Killed in Clash at Sudanese Border

Chad said Friday seven of its soldiers had been killed in a clash at the Sudanese border, with an official blaming the Rapid Support Forces.

US Army Orders $53M in Common Bridge Transporters From Oshkosh

The US Army is boosting its mobility with a $53-million contract to Oshkosh Defense for Common Bridge Transporters.

US Army Task Force Launches Directorate for Innovation, Operational Advantage

The US Army Southern European Task Force, Africa has launched a new Advanced Capabilities Directorate to accelerate innovation.

Skyeton Puts a Hydrogen-Powered Spin on the Raybird UAV

Skyeton is introducing a fresh take on the Raybird unmanned aerial vehicle, adding a hydrogen fuel cell-powered electric motor for longer, quieter flights.

Hypersonic Missiles Could Fly Faster, Farther With GE-Lockheed Ramjet Engine

Hypersonic missiles could soon fly faster, farther, and cheaper thanks to a new ramjet engine developed by GE Aerospace and Lockheed Martin.

Putin Speaks to Israel, Iran Leaders to Help ‘De-escalate’: Kremlin

Putin held phone calls with the leaders of Israel and Iran, offering mediation amid large-scale protests in Iran that have raised fears of a military confrontation in the region.

Australia Bridges Sea and Land Ops With New Amphibious Workhorse

From open water to rough shoreline, the Australian Army is introducing a new amphibious logistics vehicle built to operate where sea and land operations overlap.

Ukraine’s ‘Ruta’ Grows Beyond Loitering Role, Emerges as Cruise Missile in New Iteration

Ukraine’s Ruta missile is stepping beyond its roots as a loitering munition, with its latest version ready to show its new muscle as a cruise weapon.

Estonia Opens First Military Explosives Factory

Estonia has opened its first factory to produce military explosives, marking a major step in building a domestic defense industry.

‘Not Much is Standing’ in Gaza, Says UN Official

A top UN official on called for accelerating reconstruction work in Gaza, saying Palestinians were living in "inhumane" conditions.

UK Commits $373M to New Home for Army Cyber Unit

The UK has signed a $373-million contract to construct a purpose-built base for the army's cyber regiment.

US Approves $110M Sale to Expand Iraq’s Military Satellite Communications

The US has approved a $110-million sale to expand Iraq’s military satellite communications network.

Leonardo DRS Orders AI Counter-Drone Systems From Axon Vision

Leonardo has placed an order worth $350,000 with Axon Vision for AI-driven counter-drone systems to support US defense and homeland security missions.

India’s IG Defence Clinches Indigenous Anti-Drone System Orders From Army, Navy

Indian defense firm IG Defence has secured orders from the Indian Army and Navy for its IG T-Shul Pulse anti-drone system, which is fully designed, developed, and manufactured in India. 

Teledyne to Supply Recon Surveillance Kits to Bulgaria’s Stryker Vehicles for $32M

Teledyne FLIR Defense is set to deliver and integrate reconnaissance surveillance kits for Bulgaria’s Stryker infantry carrier vehicles, supporting the country’s military modernization efforts.