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A new long-range over-the-horizon radar would help Canada and the United States keep watch over the highly strategic High North.

The FPV drones, presumably launched by sea drones, also hit two ships and a helicopter.

Russian officials say they face a “difficult” situation in the Belgorod region, with multiple reports of an incursion into the border area by Ukrainian forces.

A dedicated air-to-air counter-drone version of the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System rocket has also now been disclosed.

An M2 Bradley recently fired a new projectile from its TOW anti-tank missile launcher during a major U.S. Army test event.

Ukraine Situation Report: The first-step agreement is narrow in scope and calls for a 30-day pause on power infrastructure attacks.

The best-known of Ukraine’s so-called ‘FrankenSAMs’ puts RIM-7 Sea Sparrow missiles on a Soviet-era Buk-M1 ground-based air defense system.

Luxeuil Air Base will receive 40 new Rafales and hypersonic missiles at a time when Europe looks for ways to expand its own nuclear protections.

F-16s will get stealthy AGM-158C Long Range Anti-Ship Missiles, giving them the ability to attack highly defended ships over great distances.

The Freedom Eagle-1 missile is intended as a low-cost effector to tackle larger drones as part of the U.S. Army’s Next-Gen Counter-Uncrewed Aerial System (C-UAS) program.

The White House put out a stark warning to Iran and said strikes against the Houthis will only stop if their attacks on ships end.

The Army sending radars to help with border security highlights cartel drone threats and broader challenges facing the U.S. homeland.

The largest of China's two tailless tactical jet prototypes is in the air again, nearly three months since its first flight.

The “thousands of sorties” flown by Israeli F-35Is in the latest Middle East conflicts have included the first combat use of external offensive stores.

Concrete and conversation.

Border surveillance flights show the wide array of applications for the U-2s as their retirement still looms on the horizon.

North Korea’s mysterious airborne early warning and control aircraft continues to take shape and has now received its radome.

The assault on the Falklands surprised even the Argentine Air Force, which soon embarked on a sometimes-bizarre program to bolster its self-protection capabilities.

Project Artemis will also evaluate American designs that could evolve into long-range kamikaze drones for the U.S. military.

Ukraine is set to receive an enhanced version of the GLSDB that should be more resilient against the effects of Russian jamming.