Textron’s XM204 Top Attack Munition Clears First US Army Article Testing
Textron Systems has hit a major milestone with its XM204 top attack munition, successfully completing first article testing with the US Army. The evaluation took place at Yuma Proving Ground in...
View ArticleIran Unveils New Ballistic Missile With 1,200 Km Range
Iran on Sunday unveiled a new solid-fuel ballistic missile with a range of 1,200 kilometers (745 miles), state television reported, at a time of rising tensions with the West. “The solid propellant...
View ArticlePakistan’s Artillery Stockpile Could Run Dry in Four Days of War: Report
Pakistan is reportedly facing a critical shortage of artillery ammunition, with its stockpile estimated at lasting no more than four days in a high-intensity conflict. According to sources cited by New...
View ArticleUS Navy Tests Sea-Based Hypersonic Missile Using ‘Cold Launch’
The US Navy has conducted an end-to-end flight test of the country’s first sea-based hypersonic missile, the Conventional Prompt Strike. Conducted at the Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida,...
View ArticleIndia Tests Advanced Naval Mine as Region Hurtles Toward War
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), along with the Indian Navy, has test-fired a domestically developed underwater sea mine. The Multi-Influence Ground Mine has been designed...
View ArticleTekever Announces $533 Million to Transform UK Defense Landscape
British-Portuguese tech firm Tekever has announced an investment of 400 million pounds ($533 million) in defense research, infrastructure, and technology development in the UK. The investment is part...
View ArticleIsrael Discusses JASSM Missile Procurement With US
Israel’s Ministry of Defense (MoD) is reportedly in “advanced talks” with the US to procure Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles (JASSM) from Lockheed Martin. Further details of the reported deal are...
View ArticleAeroVironment Introduces Kamikaze Drone Built for EW-Contested Missions
In signal-denied territory, staying connected is half the battle. AeroVironment has introduced the “Red Dragon,” a loitering munition engineered to thrive in challenging electronic warfare (EW)...
View ArticleCyprus Orders Sherpa Armored Vehicles With Akeron Missile Launchers From Arquus
Arquus has confirmed a deal to supply Sherpa station wagon vehicles equipped with Akeron missile launchers for the Cypriot National Guard. The project, revealed in Athens, covers 12 of the French-made...
View ArticleUS Army’s New XM7 Rifle ‘Unfit’ for Modern Combat, Says Infantry Captain
A US Army infantry officer has criticized the service’s new XM7 assault rifle, claiming the Sig Sauer-made weapon falls short as a modern frontline firearm. Chosen alongside the XM250 light machine gun...
View ArticleSweden, Nammo Sign $186-Million Ammo Production Deal
Nammo has signed a 1.8-billion Swedish kroner ($186 million) deal with Sweden to supply small-caliber ammunition. The order is part of a new 10-year framework agreement, the largest contract awarded to...
View ArticleAmnesty Says UAE Supplying Sudan Paramilitaries With Chinese Weapons
Chinese-made weapons supplied by the United Arab Emirates have been identified with Sudan’s paramilitaries, Amnesty International said Thursday, as drone attacks prompted civilians to flee the...
View ArticleBritain to Send More Raven Air Defense Systems to Ukraine
The UK Ministry of Defence has revealed it will send five additional Raven air defense systems to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The project, which will increase Kyiv’s Ravens to 13, is part of London’s...
View ArticleFrench Firm Pitches HIMARS Alternative as France’s MLRS Replacement
A mid-sized French firm will unveil a potential replacement for the French Army’s aging multiple launch rocket system (MLRS) in June. Called the Foudre, or lightning, the system has been developed by...
View ArticleDenmark to Buy Ukraine-Made Weapons Using Russian Assets
Denmark will procure arms and ammunition worth around 830 million euros ($934 million) from the Ukrainian defense industry in 2025 using frozen Russian assets. The procurement will be on behalf of the...
View ArticleBelgium to Acquire Man-Portable Air Defense Systems From Poland
Belgium is enhancing the country’s defense with a planned acquisition of 200 to 300 Piorun man-portable air defense systems from Poland. The deal includes training systems and support services,...
View ArticleIndra Launches Multi-Purpose Air Weapon for Collaborative Combat
Spanish defense firm Indra has unveiled a modular weapon system configurable with mission-specific payloads at FEINDEF defense exhibition 2025, Madrid. Called the VALERO, the system comprises a...
View ArticleRussian ‘Banderol’ Missile Contains Foreign Parts Despite Sanctions: Ukraine...
Ukraine’s military intelligence agency (HUR) has released a report detailing the components of a captured Russian cruise missile, claiming that it was constructed with parts from several countries...
View ArticleEurope’s New ‘NEMESIS’ Self-Propelled Howitzer Debuts in Madrid
General Dynamics European Land Systems (GDELS) has unveiled the “NEMESIS,” Europe’s newest self-propelled howitzer, blending improved firepower, high mobility, and advanced automation into a tracked...
View ArticleUgandan Troops Breached S.Sudan Arms Embargo: Amnesty
Amnesty International urged the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday to enforce a renewed arms embargo on South Sudan, alleging the recent presence of Ugandan troops was “in clear breach” of...
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