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With the current counteroffensive moving slowly, some Western officials say the timeline for success may shift to next year.

A familiar feature of Russian fighting vehicles in the war in Ukraine, ‘cope cages’ are hitting the global arms market.

The drone-dropped bomblet set off a massive secondary explosion, igniting the explosive rope-like line charges the vehicle carries.

Both crew safely ejected from the stricken Soviet-era swing-wing MiG-23 Flogger, with it flying uncontrolled into the ground seconds later.

The Palau-flagged bulk carrier continued on its voyage after a Russian “inspection” but soon fled toward the coastline and Turkish waters.

An initial cadre of Ukrainian pilots may not be fully qualified to fly F-16s until next summer at the earliest.

You know the drill.

A British F-35B crashed into the Mediterranean Sea in 2021 after a protective cover got wedged in its engine intake.

Sites all over the island and permanent airspace closures will be part of turning Guam into a fortress unlike any other.

Russia’s landing ship Olenegorsky Gornyak was left badly listing by a Ukrainian unmanned surface vessel attack in the Black Sea a week ago.

Despite sending Ukraine more than two million 155mm artillery rounds, the Pentagon is comfortable it can supply Kyiv and maintain US stocks.

The Russian tanker Sig was struck by a Ukrainian unmanned surface vessel at the mouth of the Kerch Strait last Friday.

The US Army has confirmed sending five different types of missiles to Ukraine for its Patriot systems, including the highly capable PAC-3 MSE.

Russian troops are now less than five miles from Kupiansk, a city in Kharkiv Oblast that Ukraine recaptured last September.

NGAD's potential use of multi-function arrays that combine radar, communications, and electronic warfare functions could be a game changer.

Top US commanders recently passed through the Strait of Hormuz in part under the watchful eye of a small uncrewed surface vessel.

A dramatic mushroom cloud rose over a factory that makes military aviation related optical equipment, but the culprit is still unknown.

The 11 Chinese and Russian warships near Alaska is further evidence of deepening military cooperation between the two countries.

The latest Red Flag exercise was the first to be combined with a Navy carrier strike group's pre-deployment workup off Southern California.

Ukraine may be looking to take advantage of the redeployment of seasoned Russian troops from Kherson to Zaporizhzhia and the Donbas.