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The threats the Israel Defense Forces are facing in Gaza are significantly transforming the look of its Merkava Mk 3 tanks.

The new weapons will provide an especially lethal combination with the F-35’s stealth and forthcoming upgraded sensors.

The gunner and driver of the Bradley seen in a wild battle with a Russian T-90M tank captured in a viral video explain how it went down.

The militia attack on Al Assad was the largest yet, meanwhile the campaign to preemptively strike Houthi missiles seems to be gaining steam.

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The video shows one of the Houthis' Iranian-derived anti-ship missiles impacting the bulk carrier M/V Zografia in the Red Sea.

Learning lessons from Russia's full-on invasion of Ukraine, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania will build joint border defenses.

Use of the supersonic anti-ship missile — likely a 3M44 — for land attack highlights shortfalls in the Russian standoff missile inventory.

The 1960s underground bunker has been fully renovated, allowing its owner to live out Armageddon in the lap of luxury.

This is the third day in a row that the U.S. has carried out preemptive attacks against Houthi missiles being prepared to launch.

A domestically produced long-range drone design struck the Russian city, as Ukraine promises a “new phase” in the conflict.

France is planning to send 50 of these advanced weapons to Ukraine every month, but what jet will launch them is still unclear.

Veteran armor experts explain the viral video showing Russia's top tank in Ukraine getting torn-up by a Bradley Fighting Vehicle.

Pakistan has become the first nation to openly strike targets within Iranian borders since the Iran-Iraq War of the 1980s.

While the Taurus news is a blow to Ukraine, France has said it will provide another 40 SCALP-EG cruise missiles to Kyiv.

The U.S. strike today is the fourth against Houthi targets in Yemen and comes after another commercial ship was hit.

The first B-21 is now flying test sorties from Edwards Air Force Base, where it arrived after its maiden flight late last year.

Forgotten in the decades following World War II, the Nazi U-boats were re-discovered in their crumbling concrete bunker in the 1980s.

Systems blending Western and Soviet parts, including repurposed air-to-air missiles, offer Ukraine added air defenses it desperately needs.

The long-awaited ECRS Mk 2 radar for the Royal Air Force promises to be a game-changer for the Eurofighter Typhoon.