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C-Enduro Unmanned Surface Vessel Set for AI-Driven Operations in UK

The UK has contracted the University of Plymouth to equip a C-Enduro unmanned surface vessel with Robosys Automation’s VOYAGER AI system.

Israeli Ground Forces to Receive 5,000 Kamikaze Drones From Xtend

Israeli drone company Xtend has won a tender to supply 5,000 first-person view attack drones to the Israeli Ground Forces.

MSM North America to Build Advanced Ammo Factory in Iowa

The US Army has contracted MSM North America, a subsidiary of Czechoslovak Group, to build an advanced large-caliber ammunition loading facility in the US.

UK Buys Six Land Ceptor Missile Launchers to Reinforce Air Defense

The UK Ministry of Defence has announced a 118-million-pound ($160-million) contract with MBDA for the purchase of six Land Ceptor air defense missile launchers.

Lithuania to Launch Defense Innovation Hub for Military Technology

Lithuania will open the ‘Vytis’ Defense and Security Innovation Center to develop, test, and certify military technologies. 

Russia, Iran Discuss Nuclear Program Ahead of European Talks

The Iranian and Russian presidents discussed Tehran's nuclear program as European powers threaten to reimpose sanctions on Tehran over the moribund 2015 deal.

Israel PM Offers ‘Phased’ Withdrawal if Lebanon’s Disarms Hezbollah

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was ready to back Lebanon's efforts to disarm Hezbollah and offered "a phased" pullout of its troops.

Korean Air, LIG Nex1 Join Race to Build South Korea’s First Homegrown EW Aircraft

Korean Air and LIG Nex1 have joined forces to bid on South Korea’s Block-I electronic warfare aircraft program, a 1.78-trillion-won project to build the country’s first large-scale electronic attack platform.

Norway Proposes Maintaining Ukraine Aid at $8.4B in 2026

The Norwegian government aims to maintain its aid to Ukraine at $8.4 billion in 2026, the same level as this year, the office of Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store said Monday.

Trump’s Return Is Forcing South Korea to Rethink Its Security Strategy

Trump’s return has shaken South Korea’s confidence in the US alliance, pushing Seoul toward greater self-reliance, diversification of partnerships, and even debate over an independent nuclear deterrent.

US-Singapore Project Packs Frigate-Class Roles Into 36-Meter Warship

US defense company Eureka Naval Craft is teaming up with Singapore’s Strategic Marine to build a new class of modular warships in Asia.

Sweden, Ukraine Sign Deal on Joint Defense Production

Sweden and Ukraine have signed an agreement to jointly produce defense equipment for use by the Ukrainian military.

Russia Says West Trying to ‘Block’ Ukraine Peace Talks

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov accused Western countries of trying to "block" peace negotiations to end the Ukraine conflict.

Indonesia, US, and Allies Launch Joint Military Drills

Indonesia and the US launched joint military drills that will last more than a week, joining allies from 11 countries.

Houthi Media Reports Israeli ‘Aggression’ on Yemen Capital

Yemen's Houthi rebels said Israel struck the capital Sanaa in the latest attack against the Iran-backed group, which has launched missiles and drones at Israel throughout the Gaza war.

Armenians Hold Rally Against Russian Army Base

About 100 people staged a protest outside a Russian army base in the Armenian city of Gyumri, calling for an end to Moscow's military presence in the country.