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Russia Recruits More Troops Than Planned Each Month: Kyiv Intelligence

Russia is meeting up to 110 percent of its monthly military requirements, the deputy head of Ukraine's military intelligence said.

US Army Targets New Fleets to Replace Gray Eagle, Shadow Drones

The US Army is preparing to phase out its MQ-1C Gray Eagle and RQ-7B Shadow unmanned aerial systems under the Army Transformation Initiative.

Kosovo, Albania, Croatia Forge Cooperation for Stronger Balkan Defense

Kosovo, Albania, and Croatia are working to turn their defense declaration earlier this year into concrete action, aiming to strengthen regional security and interoperability.

Indian Navy to Commission Two P-17A Frigates

The Indian Navy is commissioning two Project-17 Alpha (P-17A) homegrown frigates in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, as part of a 2015 initiative to expand its surface combatant fleet.

Reinforcement Learning Tech Takes Off in South Korea’s New AI Flight Simulator

The Republic of Korea Air Force has accepted an AI-powered tactical development and flight simulation system — the first in the country to leverage reinforcement learning (RL) technology.

Pakistan Establishes New Missile Force After India Conflict, PM Says

Pakistan will establish a new military force to supervise its missile capabilities after its worst conflict in decades with South Asian arch-rival India.

S. Korea Seeks to Reclaim Wartime Operational Control From US by 2030

South Korea aims to reclaim wartime operational control (OPCON) from the US, a role Washington has assumed from around the time of the Korean War.

Rheinmetall to Maintain Czech Armored Vehicles Under $292M Deal

The Czech Republic has signed a seven-year contract with Rheinmetall to provide support services for its armored vehicles.

US Approves $346M Sale of Ammo, Precision Weapons to Nigeria

The US State Department has approved the potential $346 million sale of ammunition and precision-guided weapons to Nigeria.

Switzerland Vows to Press on With US Fighter Jet Deal

Switzerland vowed to continue its attempts to buy F-35A fighter jets from the United States despite spiralling expenses.

European Defense Production Triples Since Russia-Ukraine War: Report

The European arms industry has been expanding at a record pace — three times the rate since the outbreak of war between Russia and Ukraine in 2022, according to the Financial Times.

Army, Armed Groups Killing Thousands in Southeast Nigeria: Amnesty

Thousands of people have been killed and hundreds "arbitrarily detained" by security forces and armed groups in southeast Nigeria, Amnesty International said.

Three Colombian Soldiers Killed in Guerrilla Drone Attack

Colombian Navy officials said three soldiers were killed and four others injured after a drone loaded with explosives attacked a vessel navigating a river near the country's Pacific coast.

Zelensky Says Putin-Trump Summit Should Focus on Ceasefire in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Zelensky said that Russia should face new sanctions if it does not agree to an "immediate ceasefire" at a summit with Trump this week.

Ukraine Announces Increased Funding for Frontline Brigades

Ukraine has announced that its frontline brigades will receive $170,000per battalion to fund their own operational needs.

Texas Firm’s Retractor Device Tops Pentagon-Funded Study for Battlefield Surgery

A study backed by the US Department of Defense has identified the Titan CSR from Texas-based Advanced Surgical Retractor Systems as the top-performing surgical retraction tool for forward-deployed military medical teams.