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L3Harris Announces New Rocket Motor Production Site in Arkansas

L3Harris Technologies has announced plans to build a new large solid rocket motor production campus at the company’s site in Camden, Arkansas.

Ukraine Invites Foreign Defense Tech Firms to Test Weapons on Battlefield

Ukraine has launched a program allowing foreign defense companies to test their military technologies on its battlefield — a first-of-its-kind opportunity amid its active war with Russia.

French Army Unveils Griffon Mortar Carrier Variant in Paris

The French Army has displayed a self-propelled mortar system variant of its Griffon 6x6 multi-role armored vehicle, four months after the artillery’s final tests at the Canjuers military camp.

Italian Army Takes Delivery of First Upgraded Ariete C2 Tank

The consortium Iveco-Oto Melara has delivered the first upgraded Ariete C2 main battle tank to the Italian Army at the Cecchignola military complex.

British Army Debuts AI Targeting Spear for Modern Warfare

The British Army has unveiled an automated AI solution to help troops spot and strike enemy targets from farther away.

New AI-Powered Drone Navigates Where Signals and Space Are Limited

US-based firm Cleo Robotics has launched the Dronut DD1, a compact aerial robot built to fly where GPS and traditional drones can’t.

Red Wolf, Green Wolf: L3Harris Pairs Kinetic and EW Munitions to Counter Modern Threats

The new L3Harris munitions combine kinetic strike, electronic attack, decoy capabilities, modular payloads, and in-flight coordination.

Australian Firm Tests Gravity Navigation to Counter GPS Denial at Sea

Australian firm Q-CTRL tested its “software-ruggedized” quantum sensors aboard the MV Sycamore for 144 hours, navigating the ocean by detecting shifts in Earth’s gravity.

Iran Says Replaced Air Defense Systems Damaged During Israel War

Iran has replaced the air defense systems damaged during its 12-day war with Israel last month, a senior army general said on Sunday according to state media.

Calm Returns to South Syria After Violence That Killed Over 1,100: Monitor

Calm returned to southern Syria's Sweida province on Sunday, a monitor and AFP correspondents reported, after a week of sectarian violence between Druze fighters and rival groups that killed more than 1,100 people.

Russian Strikes on Kyiv Kill One, School Burning: Officials

Russian strikes on Ukraine's capital Kyiv on Monday killed at least one person and left a shop and school on fire, according to city officials.

Gaza Civil Defense Says Israeli Fire Kills 93 Aid Seekers

Gaza's civil defense agency said Israeli forces opened fire on crowds of Palestinians trying to collect humanitarian aid in the war-torn Palestinian territory, killing 93 people and wounding dozens more.

Iran Confirms Fresh Nuclear Talks With European Powers: State Media

Iran confirmed fresh talks with European powers to be held on Friday in Istanbul, the country's state media reported, the first since the United States attacked Iranian nuclear facilities a month ago.

Israel Orders Civilians Out of Central Gaza Ahead of New Campaign

The Israeli military issued an evacuation order in the central Gaza Strip, warning of imminent action an area "where it has not operated before."

Eritrean President Warns Ethiopia Against Waging War

Eritrean president has warned neighbor Ethiopia against launching a new war between the bitter foes, with tensions high in the Horn of Africa region.

Israeli Strikes Kill 2 in South Lebanon

Lebanon's health ministry said Israeli strikes killed two people in south Lebanon as the Israeli military said it targeted Hezbollah operatives.