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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Launches Japan’s Final Mogami-Class Frigate

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has launched the 12th and final Mogami-class frigate for the Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force at its Nagasaki shipyard.

US Used Drone-Launched Missiles in Strikes, Nigeria Says

Nigeria's information minister said that the US strikes in northwest Nigeria conducted on Christmas Day used guided missiles launched from drones.

South Korea Builds Autonomous Backbone for Naval Manned-Unmanned Teaming

The integrated control system is the main command system for USV, managing navigation, coordinating with manned vessels, and supported by a weapons operation and launch control system.

Northrop Grumman to Expand US Missile-Tracking Satellite Network

Northrop will support the third deployment phase of a missile-tracking satellite constellation for the US Space Development Agency.

Syria Ministers Talk Military Cooperation With Putin in Russia: State Media

Damascus's foreign and defense ministers met Russian President Vladimir Putin on Tuesday during a visit to Moscow where they discussed military cooperation, Syrian state media said.

Ukraine Retreats in East as Russian Strikes Kill Three, Hit Energy

Ukraine pulled out troops from a town in the east after fierce battles, it said on Tuesday, as relentless Russian strikes killed three civilians and cut power to thousands in freezing winter temperatures.

Palestinian Authority Says Israel Tightening Control Over West Bank With New Settlements

The Palestinian Authority condemned on Tuesday Israel's recent approval of 19 settlements in the occupied West Bank, accusing it of tightening its control over Palestinian land.

Houthis, Yemen Government Say to Exchange Nearly 3,000 Prisoners

Yemen's Houthi rebels and its internationally recognized government agreed Tuesday to a prisoner swap involving nearly 3,000 people, including seven Saudis — making it the largest such exchange in 11 years of war should it succeed.

Russian Strike Could Collapse Chernobyl Shelter: Plant Director

A Russian strike could collapse the internal radiation shelter at the defunct Chernobyl nuclear power station in Ukraine, the plant's director has told AFP.

US Congress Moves to Create Pentagon-Led Defense AI Institute

US lawmakers are pushing to speed up the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) across the military to keep America ahead of global rivals.

Syria State Media Says Kurdish Force Shelling Kills One Person in Aleppo City

Kurdish forces' shelling in Aleppo killed one person, after clashes with the Syrian government forces erupted in Kurdish neighborhoods.

US Homeland Security Chief Says Maduro Needs to Be ‘Gone’

The US Homeland Security Secretary Noem said that Venezuela's leader Maduro needs to be "gone" from power.

Hanwha to Develop South Korea’s Cheongung-III Radar

Hanwha Systems has won a contract amounting to $135.5 million to develop the radar for South Korea’s next-generation Cheongung-III.

Rheinmetall Taps Polish Firm SATIM for German Satellite Reconnaissance Program

Rheinmetall has signed an agreement with the Polish company SATIM to support a satellite-based reconnaissance program for Germany.

Saab Secures $270M Contract for Gripen Fighter Development Through 2028

Saab has received a $270-million order from Sweden to fund development work on the Gripen fighter system through 2028.

‘Massive’ Russian Strikes Hit Ukraine Energy Sites in Pre-Christmas Attack

Large-scale Russian strikes killed at least three people and cut power to thousands in freezing winter temperatures across Ukraine.