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Russia Strikes Kill Six in Kyiv, Moscow Says Captured Key Town

Russian strikes on Kyiv killed at least six people, as Moscow claimed the capture of a town in the east of the country.

US Military Simulates Ukraine-Like Combat to Advance Tactical Drone Tech

The US Department of Defense has tested tactical unmanned aerial systems in domestic environments designed to replicate combat conditions in Ukraine.

Textron, Leonardo Pitch M-346N as Next US Navy Trainer Jet

Textron and Leonardo have teamed up to offer the Beechcraft M-346N light aircraft for the US Navy’s Undergraduate Jet Training System program.

No Internet, No Problem: EdgeRunner’s Tactical AI Chatbot Runs Off the Grid

Washington-based EdgeRunner AI is offering a ChatGPT-like solution that runs entirely offline, built for secure, mission-critical use in sensitive military environments.

Havelsan Embeds AI Across Defense Systems for Faster, Smarter Warfare

Havelsan has announced the integration of artificial intelligence across its defense portfolio, aiming to enhance military effectiveness across all domains.

EU States Seek $147B Under Defense Loan Scheme

The European Commission said that 18 EU states are requesting loans worth at least $147 billion under a new scheme to help ramp up defense spending.

Lockheed Delivers 250th MK 48 Guidance Section for US Navy Torpedo

Lockheed Martin has delivered the 250th MK 48 Guidance and Control Section, a key component of the MK 48 torpedo used by the US Navy and allied forces.

Turkey Debuts ‘Most Powerful’ Non-Nuclear Bomb Yet

The Turkish Ministry of National Defense’s research and development arm has equipped the country with its “most powerful” conventional aerial bomb to date.

Germany Taps Industry Giants to Build Its Next Long-Range Strike Drone

Germany is charting a new course in aerial warfare with a long-range drone project that aims to outclass kamikaze drones seen in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Disarmament Without Safeguards Is a Death Sentence for Syria’s Minorities

Ahmad al-Sharaa’s violent campaign to forcibly unify Syria is backfiring and must be replaced with inclusive governance and local security to achieve lasting stability.

India Starts Building First AI-Equipped Patrol Vessel to Counter Maritime Threats

India has kicked off construction of its first AI-equipped patrol vessel, built to protect maritime borders and support multi-role missions across its exclusive economic zone.

QinetiQ Wins $26M Contract to Supply Key Systems for US Nuclear Submarines

General Dynamics Electric Boat has awarded QinetiQ US subcontracts to supply key systems for the US Navy's Virginia-class and Columbia-class submarines.

Belarus Boosts Defense Production for Russia: Ukraine Intel

Belarus is accelerating its defense production capabilities as Russia seeks alternative sources amid sanctions and US President Donald Trump’s latest ultimatum to end the war with Ukraine. 

Gaza Civil Defense Says Israel Strikes Kill 30

Gaza's civil defense agency said that Israeli air strikes killed at least 30 Palestinians, including women and children, in the central Nuseirat district.

US Nuclear Weapons Return to UK After 2008 Withdrawal: Reports

The US has reportedly transferred several B61-12 thermonuclear gravity bombs to the UK, more than 15 years after withdrawing them from British soil in 2008.

Russia Strikes Kill 25 in Ukraine as Trump Shortens Moscow Deadline

Russia said it wanted peace in Ukraine hours after mounting attacks that killed at least 25 people, including a pregnant woman and prison inmates.