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The pressure to provide Ukraine with modern tanks has been building and now it seems like the logjam on Kyiv's request could burst.

After serving around the globe and starring in films, television shows, and video games for three decades, the USP is still in production.

Dubbed Point Blank, Israel Aerospace Industries will develop and deliver the deadly drones to the U.S. military for evaluation.

New air defenses on top of Russia's Ministry of Defense headquarters and another building likely point to concerns about Ukrainian strikes.

As well as self-propelled artillery, Sweden has committed to sending around 50 advanced infantry fighting vehicles to Ukraine.

While TSA was quick to show off the confiscated recoilless rifle, the weapon was demilitarized, declared, and perfectly legal to fly with.

Germany won't allow its Leopard 2 tanks to go to Ukraine unless the U.S. sends Abrams tanks first, which isn't happening any time soon.

The Air Force's first WC-135R Constant Phoenix collected air samples off South America's eastern coast to establish baseline atmospheric radiation conditions.

Not for the first time, an apparent concept showing a stealthy tailless future fighter has emerged in China.

F-35Bs operating from remote landing areas that could be destroyed soon after they takeoff is one way the Marines look to counter China.

Being able to eliminate traditional moving control surfaces could fundamentally change how planes, especially stealthy ones, are designed.

The Airbus H225M helicopter crashed in the town of Brovary, near Kyiv, with Ukraine's Interior Minister onboard.

The pulverized city of Maryinka in Donetsk Oblast, where Ukrainian forces are still holding on, has been a battleground for nearly a decade.

The Army wants Enduring Shield to knock down cruise missiles, drones, and artillery rockets, and will pair it first with AIM-9X Sidewinders.

Recent imagery also shows the advanced Mi-28NM variant of the Havoc attack helicopter, which is apparently only in limited use so far.

Russia's horrific Kh-22 missile attack on a Dnipro apartment complex highlights the need for better air defense systems, Ukraine says.

Challenger 2 tanks, Bulldog APCs, and AS-90 self-propelled howitzers will bolster Ukraine's mechanized capabilities with more modern assets.

Among the proposed modifications is a rotary launch-and-recovery system for large unmanned underwater vehicles and a drone flight deck.

The Poseidon ultra long-range nuclear-powered, nuclear warhead-equipped torpedo is one of Russia's so-called 'super weapons.'

An announcement is anticipated about British Challenger 2 tanks heading to Ukraine while French AMX-10 RC armored vehicles will soon arrive.