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Japan Inspects US Air Base Over Chemical Spill

Japanese authorities staged an inspection of a US military base in Tokyo, a government spokesman said, after being informed by the American side of a chemical leak.

US Curbs New Jersey Drone Flights After Sightings Spark Fears

US authorities announced drone flight restrictions in New Jersey, where weeks of reported sightings of mysterious aircraft have sparked concerns.

L3Harris Demos Real-Time Electronic Warfare Technology

L3Harris has demonstrated its Distributed Spectrum Collaboration and Operations (DiSCO) capability for electronic warfare.

Rheinmetall to Deliver Thousands of Artillery Propellants to Ukraine

Ukraine has contracted Rheinmetall to supply tens of thousands of 155mm artillery propellant charge modules of various types.

French Navy Test-Fires Live Torpedo After Two Decades

A French nuclear-powered attack submarine test-fired an F21 torpedo last week, sinking a decommissioned warship to the bottom.

STM Commences Production of Three Malaysian Ada Corvettes

Turkish shipbuilder STM has cut the steel of three Ada-class corvettes for the Royal Malaysian Navy as part of a contract signed in June.

Bell Textron Picks Texas Site to Manufacture US Army’s FLRAA Components

Bell Textron has announced the selection of a site in Fort Worth, Texas, to house the component production works of the US Army’s Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program.

Lithuania Greenlights Procurement of 44 Leopard 2 Tanks From Germany

Lithuania’s Ministry of Defense has approved the purchase of 44 Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks from the German government.

Argentine Air Force Takes Delivery of First Ex-Danish F-16 Jet

The Argentine Air Force has received the first of 24 F-16B Fighting Falcon combat aircraft from Denmark as part of a contract signed in April.

Russia Claims Capture of Two New Villages in East Ukraine: Agencies

Russia claimed to have taken control of two new villages in eastern Ukraine, near the industrial town of Kurakhove which it is on the brink of capturing.

US, European, Chinese Firms Seek to Draw Vietnam Arms Deals From Russia

Major US weapons manufacturers including Boeing and Lockheed Martin, along with Europe's Airbus and Chinese firms, put their wares on show at an arms fair in Vietnam.

RTX, Ursa Major Flight-Test Advanced Long-Range Solid Rocket Motor

RTX and Colorado-based propulsion firm Ursa Major have announced the successful flight tests of a new solid rocket motor with long-range capabilities.

Ukraine Strikes Russian Oil Refinery, Triggering Fire

A massive Ukrainian drone and missile attack sparked a fire at an oil refinery in southern Russia overnight, both Russian and Ukrainian officials said.

Over 2,000 Ukrainian Soldiers Poisoned by Russia’s Chemical Weapons: Official

A Ukrainian military official has claimed that Russia’s widespread use of chemical weapons in their ongoing conflict has resulted in over 2,000 hospitalizations among Ukrainian troops.

EU to Train 15,000 More Ukrainian Soldiers by Early 2025

The EU plans to reach 75,000 Ukrainian military personnel trained on its territory as part of the EU Military Assistance Mission for Kyiv.

Indian Soldiers Battle Rebels in Kashmir, Five Killed

Indian security forces in Kashmir killed at least five suspected gunmen in ongoing clashes, the army said, the latest outbreak of violence in the disputed Muslim-majority Himalayan region.