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Leonardo Signs Italian C-27J Support Contract

Leonardo has signed a multi-year contract to deliver logistics and simulator support for the Italian Air Force’s fleet of C-27Js.

South Korea Says Scrambles Jets After Russian, Chinese Planes Approach

South Korea said it had sent up fighter jets after seven Russian and two Chinese military aircraft entered its air defense zone.

AeroVironment Wins $874M US Army Contract to Expand Global Drone Sales

The US Army has awarded AeroVironment an $874-million contract to support foreign military sales of unmanned aerial systems and counter-drone technology.

Ukraine’s New Counter-Drone Tech Uses Acoustic Targeting to Hunt Shaheds Silently

Acoustic targeting system is a next-gen Ukrainian defense tool, tracks drones and missiles in real time, operates in passive mode with full-hemisphere coverage, uses phased-array microphones and beamforming.

General Dynamics Launches Virginia Hub for On-Site Defense, Intel Tech Development

General Dynamics Information Technology has opened the Mission Emerge Center in Springfield, Virginia, providing a hands-on environment to rapidly build and test advanced technologies for US defense and intelligence missions.

US Introduces Simulator That Recreates FPV Drone Ops in Detail

A US firm is pairing a laptop with a handheld controller to create a first-person view drone simulator aimed at giving a “highly-realistic” training experience.

Ukraine to Merge Defense Procurement Agencies Despite NATO Advice

Ukraine will combine its military procurement bodies into a single agency in 2026, reversing NATO guidance from last year and renewing concerns among anti-corruption groups.

Cymat to Extend Blast-Proof Kit Supply for Asian Military Vehicles

Canadian materials company Cymat Technologies has secured a $1.8-million contract to continue supplying stabilized aluminum foam underbelly kits to an Asian military vehicle manufacturer.

ZVS Inks Slovak Deal to Provide $67B in Ammunition Across EU

ZVS Holding has secured a framework deal with Slovakia to supply ammunition to EU countries worth up to 58 billion euros ($67.41 billion).

Poland Leans Toward Accepting 250 US Stryker Vehicles in Symbolic $1 Deal

Poland is leaning towards accepting around 250 used Stryker vehicles that the US offered under a symbolic $1 deal, as Warsaw moves to rapidly expand its land forces amid growing security concerns.

Yemen Leader Warns Separatists a ‘Serious Threat’ After Territorial Gains

Yemen's internationally recognized government criticized separatists who have made large territorial gains in a takeover in recent days.

Zelensky Says Kyiv Has No Right to Cede Land to Russia

Ukrainian President Zelensky said that Kyiv had no legal or moral right to give up land to Russia in any deal aimed at ending the war.

Pakistani Taliban Kill Six Soldiers in Checkpoint Attack

Pakistani Taliban militants stormed a security checkpoint in Pakistan's northwestern border area with Afghanistan, killing six soldiers.

Sudan’s RSF Seizes Key Oil Field at Southern Border

An engineer at Sudan's largest oil field said that the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces had seized the facility along the country's southern border, forcing the evacuation of its staff.

Nigerian Presidency Confirms Military Intervention in Benin

Nigeria's military intervened in neighboring Benin after a group of soldiers announced a coup bid on state television, the Nigerian president's office confirmed.

Thailand Launches Air Strikes Against Cambodian Military: Army

Thailand launched air strikes on its neighbor Cambodia on Monday, the Thai army said, with both sides trading blame for the latest eruption of fighting.