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Ukraine’s elusive Su-24 Fencer strike jets have suffered heavy losses but a handful are still taking the fight to Russian forces.

A possible high-profile long-range attack on a Russian airbase has led many to wonder if Ukraine has a pocket arsenal of ballistic missiles.

Inside Nellis Week: New weapons, fuel tanks, displays, and more are being added to the A-10 to make it a key player in a high-end conflict.

If Ukraine did strike the base, it would be further evidence that the war has arrived in the Russian-occupied stronghold of southern Crimea.

The Pentagon is saying that the newest assistance package is the single largest drawdown of U.S. equipment since the conflict began.

New radio audio emerges from bizarre incident in which a pilot fell to his death from his plane that was about to make an emergency landing.

The Pentagon warns that China's military actions are trying to intimidate Taiwan and the West and create a "new normal."

The defense official didn't say what missiles specifically, but this follows reports of AGM-88s being fired at Russian radars in Ukraine.

Inside Nellis Week: Aggressors, testers, Weapons School, cyber warfare, and advanced communications makes Nellis the ultimate future air combat melting pot.

The one-off MiG-29MU2 upgraded fighter jet made a rare appearance coinciding with Ukraine’s Air Force Day.

The Navy says it has recovered an F/A-18E fighter jet that fell into the Mediterranean Sea in a bout of bad weather.

Fragments of an AGM-88 High-Speed Anti-Radiation Missile are claimed to have been found in Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine.

Russian state TV floats a report that 100,000 North Koreans could backfill mounting losses and rebuild occupied territory.

Chinese jets cross the Taiwan Strait's median line and warships shadow each other as Beijing's military drills continue around the island.

It's bunker time!

The latest duel between Israel's Iron Dome system and Palestinian rockets has the potential to grow into a wider crisis.

Despite the unconfirmed reports, where exactly the Macedonian Su-25 jets are at this point in time is unclear. But we do know they’re gone.

Satellite imagery shows activity at a remote air base where China's first spaceplane flight touched down after a test mission in 2020.

After breaking the world record for unmanned aircraft endurance weeks ago, Zephyr looks like it is about to double it.

The E-2's into its sixth decade in the air and has never been more potent. Here's how the Navy and Northrop Grumman plan to keep it that way