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Blasts in Kyiv as UK’s Starmer Inks ‘Landmark’ 100-Year Accord

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed a "landmark" 100-year partnership agreement with Ukraine on Thursday during an unannounced visit to the war-torn country, seeking to shore up support for Kyiv before Donald Trump returns to the White House.

Has the Marine Corps Lost Its Edge?

The Marine Corps' shift under Generals Berger and Smith toward countering China has weakened its traditional rapid-response capabilities.

Israeli Cabinet to Meet on Ceasefire After PM Says Hostage Deal Finalized

Israel's security cabinet was set to meet Friday after final details of a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal were ironed out, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said, with the US "confident" the truce would begin as planned this weekend.

Uruguay Procures Five A-29 Super Tucanos From Embraer

The Uruguayan Air Force has acquired five A-29 Super Tucano aircraft and integrated logistics services from Brazilian firm Embraer.

Ukraine, Italy Could Use Frozen Russian Assets to Buy Military Equipment

Ukraine and Italy have discussed using frozen Russian assets to procure Italian-made systems and ammunition for Kyiv.

Lithuania Accepts 50 More JLTVs From US

Lithuania has taken delivery of 50 Joint Light Tactical Vehicles as part of a US foreign military sale signed in 2019.

Oshkosh to Revamp Autonomy System of US Marine Corps ROGUE Fires

Oshkosh Defense has secured a $29.9-million contract to integrate next-generation autonomous technology into the US Marine Corps’ Remotely Operated Ground Unit for Expeditionary Fires capability.

US Firm Wins Military Contract for Pilot Neuro-Cognitive Monitoring Tech

Massachusetts-based Aptima has secured a contract to advance its neuro-cognitive monitoring solution designed for US military pilots and aircrews.

Germany Hands Over Ukraine’s First RCH-155 Self-Propelled Howitzer

Ukraine has received its first RCH-155 self-propelled howitzer from Germany, becoming the first foreign operator of the advanced artillery weapon.

KNDS Germany to Upgrade, Supply Leopard 2 Tanks to Sweden

Sweden has awarded KNDS Germany a contract to modify and deliver new Leopard 2 main battle tanks for the armed forces.

US Names Fifth and Sixth Ford-Class Carriers After Bill Clinton, George W. Bush

The US Navy’s 5th and 6th Gerald R. Ford-class nuclear-powered aircraft carriers have been named after former Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.

Taiwan Military Mulls Recruiting Foreigners to Defend Against China

Taiwan is considering enlisting foreign nationals to strengthen its armed forces, as concerns grow over a potential invasion by China.

Gaza Rescuers Say 7 Dead in Fresh Israeli Strikes

Gaza's civil defense agency said Thursday that at least seven people had been killed in fresh Israeli strikes in the Palestinian territory, hours before Israel's cabinet was set to vote on a ceasefire deal.

Russia’s Latest Blunder: Own North Korean Weapon Shot Down in Kursk

A Russian military drone operator reportedly destroyed a North Korean-supplied weapon after mistakenly identifying it as a Ukrainian asset.

Taiwan Says Navy Ready to Protect Undersea Cables

Taiwan's navy will be on standby to help protect the island's undersea telecoms cables and deal with suspicious vessels, the defense minister said Thursday, after a Chinese-owned ship was suspected of damaging a cable.

First Israel Strike On New Syria Security Forces Kills 3: Medical Source, Monitor

An Israeli air strike hit a military target belonging to Syria's new Islamist-led authorities for the first time on Wednesday, killing three people, a war monitor and a medical source said.