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Russia Says Captured Three Settlements in Ukraine’s East

The Russian army said it had captured three villages in eastern Ukraine, claiming fresh territorial gains despite US-led peace efforts and a flurry of diplomacy to end the conflict.

Israel Defense Minister Approves Plan to Conquer Gaza City

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz has approved the military's plan to conquer Gaza City and authorized the call-up of around 60,000 reservists.

Ukraine Mass-Producing 3,000 Km Cruise Missile

A Ukrainian photojournalist with The Associated Press has shared a photo of an indigenously developed cruise missile, claimed to have a range of more than 3,000 kilometers (1,864 miles).

Azerbaijan Debuts Turkish Armed Drone Boat in Caspian Defense Exercise

The Azerbaijan Navy has showcased its Turkish-built “Salvo” unmanned surface vessel for the first time during an exercise, signaling a new chapter in maritime security.

US Approves $500 Million HIMARS Sale to Bahrain

The US State Department has approved the potential sale of four M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems to Bahrain.

Finnish Firm KNL to Supply Cognitive Manpack Radios to Finland, Sweden

Finland and Sweden have jointly signed a contract with KNL for the acquisition of Cognitive Networked High Frequency Manpack radios.

US Air Force Funds AI Upgrade to Microsoft Teams for Smarter Collaboration

AI technology is set to expand what Microsoft Teams can do to support large, distributed US Air Force units.

HEKA Launches Next-Gen Systems to Improve Speed, Precision in Military Aerospace

HEKA has expanded its product portfolio, rolling out new aerospace and defense systems designed to meet today’s fast-moving operational challenges.

How South Korea Could Tip the Scales in a Taiwan Contingency

South Korea, while traditionally sidelined in Taiwan conflict scenarios due to its focus on North Korea, could play a crucial, non-combat role that significantly improves US and allied outcomes.

Malaysia Scraps Black Hawk Deal After King Calls Aging Helicopters ‘Flying Coffins’

The Malaysian Armed Forces has called off a plan to buy four UH-60A Black Hawk helicopters following its king’s warning over safety, according to local media.

Textron to Fly Chase Planes for F-16 Training Under US Air Force’s FMS Program

Textron Systems has secured a contract to organize chase flights for F-16 combat aircraft training under the US Air Force’s foreign military sales program.

Israel Orders $260M in Advanced Airborne Munitions From Elbit Systems

Elbit Systems has accepted two contracts worth $260 million to deliver advanced airborne munitions to the Israeli Ministry of Defense.

Italy Boosts Security at Aviano US Nuclear Base Amid Russian Sabotage Fears

Italy has raised security at the US nuclear-capable air base in the northeastern town of Aviano after intelligence suggested a possible Russian-linked sabotage attempt.

Kyiv Launches ‘Zbroya’ Platform to Streamline Defense Industry Access

Ukraine has launched an online platform, “Zbroya,” to centralize government services and opportunities for military equipment manufacturers.

Maryland Firm Unleashes AI for Frontline Cyber Defense

Maryland-based Sealing Technologies has launched an AI hunt kit assistant built for defensive cyber tasks in the field.

UN Debates Future Withdrawal of Lebanon Peacekeeping Force

The United Nations Security Council began to debate a resolution drafted by France to extend the UN peacekeeping force in south Lebanon for a year with the ultimate aim to withdraw it.