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There are fewer intelligence gathering assets available to CENTCOM today, which is looking for solutions to overcome these shortfalls.

Two days after the explosion on Russia’s prized Kerch Strait Bridge, Moscow is exacting revenge on Ukrainian cities.

This is the first time we have seen the AbramsX concept, which is representative of a future American main battle tank, outside of artwork.

The general inherits a rickety Russian fighting force deflated from recent high-profile defeats and eight months of fighting in Ukraine.

The new AGM-114R-4 could give the MQ-9 much needed additional standoff capabilities and could also greatly benefit a host of other platforms.

Here are all the new details surrounding the explosion on Russia's Kerch Strait Bridge now that night has fallen across the tense Sea of Azov.

The vital link between Russia and Crimea, Moscow's prized Kerch Strait Bridge, has been severed by a massive explosion.

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Modern tanks could add a heavy punch to Ukraine's ongoing offensive operations against Russian forces on the run in the east and south.

From tablets to voice commands, Raytheon's Department 22 is working out how best to join fighter pilots and drones into a collaborative team.

Smart Shooter's new SMASH 2000L computerized gun sight could make every soldier a drone defender.

A Ukrainian drone attacked a Russian Tu-22M bomber base, which has been a hub for strikes on Ukrainian targets, far across the border.

In the rush to source artillery rounds, Ukraine and its allies turned to Pakistan and an air bridge provided by military cargo planes.

Ukraine's offensive in Kherson is really accelerating as increasingly large swathes of territory are regained from retreating Russian troops.

The US Army is testing a prototype M1A2 SEPv4 Abrams tank in Arizona and hopes to field the first operational examples in Fiscal Year 2025.

Circumstances have converged to make the AV-8B Harrier a relevant and urgent acquisition opportunity for an increasingly under threat Taiwan.

The Air Force previously said it was eying the MQ-28 as a "risk-reduction mechanism" to support advanced crewed-uncrewed teaming developments.

A rare demonstration of North Korea airpower was met today by an “overwhelming” response from the Republic of Korea Air Force in the South.

The rare U.S. special operations raid into Syrian-government held territory killed one and captured others, according to Syrian state media.

This increasingly common scene is likely to be repeated even more frequently as thousands of Russian conscripts deploy to Ukraine.