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The Danish prime minister has described the incident as the most serious attack on the country’s critical infrastructure to date.

The missile-packed uncrewed ‘wingmen’ are intended to support Germany's conventional surface combatants by adding a big boost in firepower.

A semi-autonomous YFQ-44A Collaborative Combat Drone's maiden flight is part of Anduril's strategy to get to an operational capability faster.

Only a handful of Be-12s were still active, being used by the Russian Navy to patrol Crimea’s hazardous waters.

Extending Raptor upgrades to older Block 20 jets that are sidelined for training could bolster the small combat-capable Raptor force into the 2040s.

The USAF hopes to see the F-47 take to the skies for the first time in 2028.

China has simultaneously debuted its J-35 stealth fighter, J-15T fighter and KJ-600 radar plane operating from its first catapult-equipped carrier.

Lockheed's new Collaborative Combat Aircraft, targeted to fly in two years, reflects a higher-end approach compared to types the USAF has selected so far.

Armed with JAGM or Hellfire missiles, the new version of the Fuchs armored personnel carrier reflects renewed interest in anti-armor platforms.

If someone knocks, DON'T answer!

Italy, Sweden and Finland scrambled fighters after the Foxhounds flew into Estonian airspace for about 12 minutes.

It’s not every day that you see a Boeing 737 airliner spitting out infrared countermeasures in a dramatic display of pyrotechnics.

Disagreements over Future Combat Air System workshare mean Germany is also looking at teaming up with the UK or Sweden on its future crewed fighter.

Soon, teams of counter-drone experts and sensors, electronic warfare systems, and drone interceptors will rush to bases being swarmed by drones.

It's the second largest Chinese flying wing drone we have seen and follows a broader trend in the country's stealthy uncrewed aircraft developments.

One of just four E-4Bs, critical flying command posts that can be used to order nuclear strikes, was photographed stripped of its normal white-and-blue paint job.

The trials comes amid a growing need for systems that can provide a persistent capability to monitor oceans and other bodies of water.

The first of the F110 frigate class, Bonifaz, was recently launched, with delivery to the Spanish Navy planned for 2028.

Taiwan is looking to its Chiang Kung system to help extend the reach of its defenses against China's ever-growing ballistic missile arsenal.

Officials are looking into a report that the missile failed after being launched at a drone, slamming into a residence instead.