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‘Armed Bandits’ Said to Have Killed 20 Civilians in West Niger

"Armed bandits" killed 20 civilians travelling on a truck in Niger, in a western region where jihadist groups are active, locals said.

US Proposed NATO-Style Joint Defense Guarantees for Kyiv: Source

The US has proposed security guarantees for Ukraine similar to the collective defense agreement between NATO member countries, sources said.

UN Says at Least 1,760 Killed While Seeking Aid in Gaza Since Late May

The UN human rights office said that at least 1,760 Palestinians had been killed while seeking aid in Gaza since late May.

Trump Rules Out Immediate Ceasefire, Pushes for Peace Deal

Trump ruled out an immediate ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine after his inconclusive summit with Putin, saying a direct peace agreement would end the war.

S.Korea Moves Toward AI-Driven Military Logistics With Willog Partnership

South Korea is expanding the use of AI in military logistics as part of broader efforts to modernize and automate its defense capabilities.

Poland Signs $3.8 Billion Deal With US to Modernize F-16 Fleet

Poland has signed a contract with the US to upgrade its fleet of 48 F-16 C/D Block 52 multi-role combat aircraft to the F-16V Block 72 configuration.

USAF Wants to Move From Tabletop Maps to AI-Driven War Drills

The US Air Force is seeking industry input on an AI-powered software-as-a-service wargaming platform for training service members.

Lithuanian Defense Chief Visits Pittsburgh to Boost AI, Robotics Cooperation With US

Lithuanian Defence Minister Šakalienė has visited Pittsburgh to deepen cooperation in AI and robotics with American defense leaders.

Clemson Grad Students Roll Out Most Advanced ‘Deep Orange’ Rescue Vehicle Yet

The latest and most advanced iteration of Clemson University’s Deep Orange project has just rolled out: a rugged, all-terrain rescue vehicle built for disaster relief and military rescue missions.

Taiwan Developing ‘Carrier Killer’ Missile to Boost Naval Defense Capabilities

Taiwan is advancing development of a long-range cruise missile, dubbed “carrier killer,” to reinforce its naval defenses.

Asia-Pacific User Buys Hundreds of SMARTSHOOTER SMASH 3000 Fire Control Systems

Israeli firm SMARTSHOOTER has won a large order for hundreds of its SMASH 3000 fire control systems from an Asia-Pacific customer.

AFRL Launches Experimental Satellite Into Orbit to Secure Navigational Edge

The US Air Force Research Laboratory has taken a major step toward securing the nation’s navigation advantage with the launch of the Navigation Technology Satellite-3 (NTS-3) aboard a United Launch Alliance Vulcan rocket in Florida.

Elbit Systems Wins $1.6B Deal for Weapons, C4ISR From Europe

Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems has signed a $1.6-billion deal to supply a European country with advanced defense systems over the next five years.

US Navy Unveils Push to ‘Weaponize’ Data and AI

The US Navy is rolling out a new strategy to “weaponize” data and AI, turning raw sensor feeds into tactics, tech tweaks, and software updates fast enough to keep pace with modern conflict.

Two Indigenous Drones, New Wheeled Tank Prototype Join Taiwan’s Arsenal

Taiwan has introduced two new indigenous drones and a wheeled tank prototype, signaling a bolder push toward self-reliant defense capabilities.

US Army Pulls Off ‘First-of-its-Kind’ Drone-on-Drone Takedown

The US Army has demonstrated a “first-of-its-kind” aerial strike: one drone taking down another mid-flight.