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British Company Unveils Tactical Diving Vehicle for Naval Special Forces

British firm JFD has unveiled its new lightweight tactical diving vehicle to support naval special forces operations.

US Approves $250M Sale of 192 JLTVs to Slovakia

The US has approved the sale of 192 M1278A1/A2 Heavy Gun Carrier Joint Light Tactical Vehicles to Slovakia.

US Mulls Collaboration With Japan on C-130 Seaplane Development

US Special Operations Command is seeking to collaborate with Japan to develop a C-130 military transport aircraft maritime variant.

US Approves Sale of 34 Sniper Targeting Pods for Polish FA-50s

The US State Department has approved the sale of 34 AN/AAQ-33 Sniper Advanced Targeting Pods and related equipment to Poland.

US Marine Corps Receives First MQ-9 Reaper Drone From General Atomics

The US Marine Corps has taken delivery of its first MQ-9 Reaper drone under a joint procurement deal with the US Air Force.

Armenia and Azerbaijan Trade Fire Along Border

Armenia and Azerbaijan blamed each other for an exchange of fire along their restive border, which killed one person and wounded four.

Britain Cautions Ukraine Offensive May Not be ‘Decisive’

Britain's top diplomat cautioned that a long-awaited Ukrainian offensive against Russia may not prove decisive.

Ukraine Says Russian Forces Pulling Back After Bakhmut Attacks

A senior Ukrainian military official said Russian forces had dropped back from some areas near Bakhmut after limited counter attacks by Kyiv's forces.

Six Troops Killed in Rare West Mali Attack: Local Sources

Six Malian soldiers have been killed and nine wounded after a rare attack in the country's west, police and local sources said.

Canada, Latvia to Provide Training to Ukrainian Officers

Canada and Latvia will jointly provide combat leadership training to Ukrainian junior officers starting next week, their defense minister announced.

Israel, Palestinian Militants Trade Deadly Fire Over Gaza

Israel's army and Gaza militants traded heavy cross-border fire, with 20 Palestinians killed over two days.

USS Gerald Ford Departs on First Global Deployment

The USS Gerald R. Ford departed Naval Station Norfolk in Virginia on May 2 for its first worldwide deployment.

Niger Says It Has Picked Up 1,400 Boko Haram Followers

Nearly 1,400 followers of Nigeria's notorious Boko Haram jihadist group have been intercepted fleeing into Niger.

Israel Aerospace Industries Unveils BlueWhale Unmanned Spy Submarine

State-owned Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled a large autonomous underwater vehicle for intelligence-gathering.

MBDA Demonstrates Medium-Range Missile Defense System for Italian Air Force

MBDA recently test-fired a new medium-range missile defense system using the CAMM-ER missile for the Italian Air Force.

Daimler to Provide Over 300 Utility Trucks for Lithuanian Army

Mercedes-Benz segment Daimler has received a $237 million contract to supply transport trucks for the Lithuanian Army.