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More connectivity increases the KC-135's survivability, and opens doors to controlling drones and providing force-multiplying networking for other aircraft.

The visit of the high-ranking officials come as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky faces increasing pressure at home and abroad.

The long-standing Russian mission in Venezuela is not directly related to the ongoing U.S. military buildup in the Caribbean.

The latest on the Su-57E as Russia pitches the aircraft hard in Dubai looking for a major export breakthrough.

The undersea espionage and salvage ship Yantar’s increasing presence off the U.K. is concerning, but directing lasers at British aircraft is a new development.

After a long hiatus, Ukraine says it used ATACMS missiles to strike inside Russia, which points to loosening restrictions and the possibility of more missiles.

Poland says the incidents are the latest in Russia's expanding hybrid warfare campaign against NATO countries in Europe.

The Shahed-107 could fill a major capability gap for Russia, reaching over medium distances to attack Ukrainian forces in areas that were previously considered safer.

China's United Aircraft is presenting the R6000 as well-suited for civilian tasks, but there is obvious military potential for the design.

The Royal Air Force needs a replacement for its Hawk T1s, flown by the Red Arrows aerobatic team, and its Hawks T2s, used for advanced training.

The live AIM-120 shot is part of the MQ-28's ongoing development for Australia, but additional customers could be on the horizon.

After signing a letter of intent for up to 150 Swedish-made Gripen jets, Ukraine has now added up to 100 French Rafales to its future fighter list.

The State Department is declaring Maduro's alleged cartel a Foreign Terrorist Organization potentially opening the aperture for expanded strikes.

The demonstration highlights the USAF's plan for the F-22 to be its first airborne controller for Collaborative Combat Aircraft drones.

Boeing officials are talking-up the speed of the F-47 program, with the first example in production and a first flight slated for 2028.

The Israeli modifications could help friendly air arms put the dated, but still plentiful AIM-9Ms to better use in the counter-drone role.

The new shopping portal is being created as the U.S. faces increasing numbers of highly concerning drone incursions over military bases.

We are running on lead-acid batteries and saltines!

Sea trials are a big step for the unique Type 076, which features a catapult for launching fixed-wing unmanned aircraft.

The extended-range Long Neptune missile had reportedly been tested in combat, but had not been seen being launched until now.