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US Approves $100M Sale to Maintain Japan’s Aegis Destroyers

The US State Department has approved a possible $100-million foreign military sale to Japan to maintain its Aegis-equipped destroyers.

Hellenic Air Force Eyes C-130J-30 Aircraft Acquisition From US

The Hellenic Air Force has formally requested three C-130J-30 Super Hercules transport aircraft from the US.

US Designates Colombia’s Largest Drug-Trafficking Gang as Terrorists

The United States said Tuesday it was designating Colombia's largest drug-trafficking gang, Clan del Golfo, as terrorists, just as the group engaged in talks with the country's leftist government.

German MP Urges Split With France on Fighter Jet Project

A prominent German lawmaker Tuesday called for a split with France in a major next-generation fighter aircraft project, as a high-stakes decision looms on the European program's future.

Pentagon Prepares Major Military Reorganization Plan: Report

US officials are working on a plan for a reorganization of the military requested by Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth that would reduce four-star generals and consolidate some international command centers, the Washington Post reported on Monday.

Suicide Bomber Kills Five Soldiers in Northeast Nigeria: Sources

A suicide bomber struck a military position in northeastern Nigeria near the border with Cameroon, killing at least five soldiers, security and local defense sources said.

Denmark Selects Lockheed for Long-Range Radar Deployment

Denmark has selected Lockheed Martin to deliver air warning radar systems covering the Skagen, Bornholm, and Faroe Islands areas.

Russia Has ‘Not Seen’ European Security Guarantees Plan for Ukraine: Kremlin

Russia on Tuesday said it had "not seen" the European leaders' proposal to create a multinational peacekeeping force to guarantee peace in Ukraine published a day before, refusing to comment on the plan.

Lithuania Receives Next-Generation Carl-Gustaf Grenade Launchers 

Lithuania has accepted new Carl-Gustaf multi-purpose grenade launchers as part of a contract signed in late 2024 to reinforce the NATO country’s infantry firepower.

Indra Group Names Winner of Pilot Electronic Warfare Challenge

Spanish defense company Indra Group has selected Diego Castro Freire of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid as the winner of its Electronic Warfare Open Challenge, a nationwide initiative designed to foster innovation in electronic warfare.

Australia to Test SmartShooter’s Fire Control Systems for Frontline Use

Australia has awarded Israeli firm SmartShooter a contract to assess the company’s Smash 3000 fire control system for frontline ground forces.

HavocAI Pulls Off First Autonomous Cross-Domain Mission Without GPS

Maritime tech giant HavocAI has completed the “world’s first” live test of an aerial platform linking with a naval system without GPS.

France Moves to AI-Enable Its Armed Forces in $58M Airbus Deal

France is accelerating the speed and sovereignty of its defense systems by integrating artificial intelligence.

Theon Wins $1B+ Night Vision Goggles Contract With Germany, Belgium

Theon has been awarded a $1.17-billion contract to deliver approximately 100,000 night-vision goggles to Germany and 4,000 to Belgium.

Northrop Demos Towed Anti-Mine Sonar on Drone Boat for US Navy

Northrop Grumman has tested the integration of its AN/AQS-24 anti-mine sonar system with an unmanned surface vessel for the US Navy.

M-tron Lands $20M Contract to Supply Key RF Components for US Air Defense

M-tron Industries has secured a $20-million, two-year contract to supply high-performance RF components for a major US air defense program.