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Other sources reportedly confirmed that the weapon system does exist, but declined to get into specifics.

A dozen aging Airbus and Boeing types are up for auction, although sanctions against Tehran make any potential deal difficult.

An Mi-24 Hind helicopter, which is supposedly coming to rescue them, is also seen in the footage.

Details surrounding the test remain limited, but if it was successful as claimed, it formally marks India's entrance into the hypersonic weapons race.

Transferring the Typhoons could provide Indonesia with a useful stopgap fighter, but threatens to leave Austrian airspace unprotected.

The quadrupedal robots secured the perimeter of a base during a recent test of the USAF's Advanced Battle Management System.

The missile already has latent land and ship attack capabilities that could be swiftly adapted for the Army's post-INF treaty needs.

The video has one of the most dramatic backdrops we have ever seen and a very relevant soundtrack, as well.

We can talk about jetpack-equipped bandits, China's expanding missile arsenal, geopolitics, near misses with Russian Flankers—you know, no big whoop.

The system is designed to help parse through mountains of intelligence data quickly so that operators only get data-linked objects of interest.

The reusable experimental spacecraft was launched into space on a secret mission from Inner Mongolia earlier today.

American and British spy planes lurked in the Black Sea during the B-52's highly unique visit to Ukrainian airspace.

Production of the first of South Korea's KF-X advanced fighter prototypes has advanced to an impressive degree.

This is just the latest in a string of accidents the Russian Navy has suffered in recent years.

German authorities say they have clear cut evidence that Alexei Navalny was poisoned by one of these secretive nerve agents.

The Kremlin is already using the incident to cast aspersions that could deflect from its involvement in past and future assassination attempts.

It is quite a bizarre spectacle, but the Army's Night Stalkers do this sort of training in big cities all across the United States.

Live flight tests of these secretive air-breathing hypersonic weapons could be imminent.

The new deployable operations center is a key component of the Air Force's ambitions to rapidly stage its stealth bombers at forward operating bases.

The pod offers a bolt-on advanced radar that can scan from the sides of the jet, allowing it to do things even an advanced nose-mounted radar can't.