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China

Danish Navy Shadows Chinese Cargo Ship After Baltic Sea Cable Damage

The Chinese ship, the Yi Peng 3, is now anchored, with a Royal Danish Navy patrol boat alongside it.

Russia

U.S. Embassy In Kyiv Temporarily Closed Due To Russian Airstrike Threat

The rare move to close the embassy was followed by Ukrainian officials claiming Russia is spreading false info to stoke fear.

Air-To-Air

Conflicts ‘Eating Into’ Critical Munitions Stockpiles Needed For China Fight, Top U.S. Officer In Pacific Warns

The admiral's remarks are the latest admission that stocks of critical munitions are a growing concern due to fighting in Ukraine and the Middle East.

Unmanned

Army Arsenal Seeking Info On Mysterious Drone Flights Over Installation

This marks the latest incident of multiple reports of drones of unknown origin being spotted over U.S. military facilities.

Baltic Sea

Sabotage Claims Swirl Around Severed Baltic Sea Cable Incidents

Damage to the two fiber-optic cables are the latest incidents to have affected critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.

Unmanned

TB3 Operates From Turkey’s ‘Drone Carrier’ Amphibious Assault Ship For The First Time

TB3 testing aboard TCG Anadolu puts Turkey one step closer to fielding a first-of-its-kind operational fixed-wing naval drone capability.

MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS)

U.S.-Supplied ATACMS Missile Strike Inside Russia Have Begun

Ukraine has struck a weapons depot in Russia with ATACMS short-range ballistic missiles.

Loyal Wingman

Extra Collaborative Combat Aircraft Purchases To Give USAF Test Unit A Boost

The USAF is still very much figuring out what its future CCA fleets will look like and how it will operate, maintain, and sustain them.

Russia

Biden ATACMS Decision Spurs Russian Threats, Hope and Derision Elsewhere

Ukraine Situation Report: Trump's team is clearly mad about Biden's move, but Kursk remains a key bargaining chip for Ukraine.

F-4

F-4 Phantoms Tear Through Turkey To Mark 50 Years Of Service

With Ankara still waiting on new fighter equipment, the classic Cold War design remains in frontline service with the Turkish Air Force.

F-35B

UK’s New SPEAR 3 Mini Cruise Missile Succeeds In First End-To-End Test

The SPEAR 3 is set to provide the British F-35B stealth fighter with a much-needed standoff air-to-ground attack capability.

F-35

First Stand-In Attack Missile Delivered To USAF

The Air Force hopes to field the Stand-In Attack Weapon, designed to offer a new way to strike key time-sensitive targets, starting in 2026.

North Korea

Ukraine Now Allowed To Use Long-Range Missiles Deep Into Russia: Reports

This represents a major policy change two months before Donald Trump takes office.

Rocket And Grenade Launchers

One Of These Futuristic Grenade Launchers Could Succeed Where The Army’s ‘Punisher’ Failed

Two front-runners have emerged in the Army's quest for a new Precision Grenadier System able to engage personnel, light vehicles, and even drones.

Bunker Talk

Bunker Talk: Let’s Talk About All The Things We Did And Didn’t Cover This Week

Enjoy the weekend with some good convos.

F-15

F-15E Pilot Recounts Having To Switch To Guns After Missiles Ran Dry During Iranian Drone Barrage

The F-15E crew's story is one of many that night, with the type swatting down more than 70 Iranian drones in a matter of hours.

Frigates

The Time Germany Grafted An Army Howitzer Turret Onto A Frigate

The bizarre-looking modification installed the turret of a PzH 2000 self-propelled howitzer onto the frigate Hamburg.

U.S. Air Force

Details About Search For Mystery Object Shot Down Over Lake Huron Disclosed

No information about anything retrieved in searches after three still unidentified objects were downed over the U.S. and Canada has previously emerged.

Loitering Munitions

North Korea’s Kim Orders Mass Production Of Kamikaze Drones

North Korea will be getting a first-hand and brutal look at the game-changing nature of loitering munition technology as it fights Ukraine on behalf of Russia.

Unmanned

Military’s UFO-Hunting Aerial Surveillance System Detailed In Report

A GREMLIN system is first being used to establish baseline data of aerial activity around a sensitive site so that anomalies can be better spotted in the future.