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North Korea will be getting a first-hand and brutal look at the game-changing nature of loitering munition technology as it fights Ukraine on behalf of Russia.

A GREMLIN system is first being used to establish baseline data of aerial activity around a sensitive site so that anomalies can be better spotted in the future.

Scale production could be in the future for one or more of the designs already in development as part of the Enterprise Test Vehicle program.

We asked top experts how the new Trump presidency will affect growing tensions between China and Taiwan.

With North Korean troops now fighting Ukrainians and considering Russia’s massive appetite for artillery, the M1989 Koksan’s arrival makes sense.

The new uncrewed underwater vehicle concept, which is as big as some crewed types, could be tied to a still-mysterious submarine that previously emerged in China.

The Sikorsky-Boeing SB>1 Defiant lost to Bell's V-280 Valor for the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft tender, but its underlying X2 technology lives on.

Lockheed Martin says its new launcher could fire surface-to-air interceptors, as well as ballistic missiles and artillery rockets.

The USAF says it’s out of time on China, which has kicked flight testing into overdrive with a focus on harnessing artificial intelligence for a major tactical edge.

The latest iteration of the General Atomics family of short takeoff and landing drones went to sea aboard the South Korean amphibious assault ship Dokdo.

Russia has lost at least 3,500 tanks so far in its all-out invasion of Ukraine and has been pulling increasingly older types from various sources.

The AH-64 is more critical than ever to the Army after the cancellation of FARA, but the relevance of attack helicopters is also increasingly being questioned.

It isn't clear if this is the 'combat debut' of the carrier-capable F-35C, but that milestone has already come for its A and B model counterparts.

Ukraine Situation Report: Meanwhile, political shifts in Germany could result in a very different weapons delivery policy for Ukraine.

With drones growing larger in size and ever more capable, China’s expanding portfolio of uncrewed cargo aircraft has major military implications.

Injecting AI-driven automation and autonomy into the KC-135 could become even more important as uncertainty over future tanker plans grows.

As the political winds have shifted in the U.S., Ukraine holding Kursk as a bargaining chip could be seen as more important than ever.

A hypersonic boost-glide vehicle that releases various payloads could offer significant benefits, but also faces major technical hurdles.

A folding-fin version of the active-radar-guided missile will equip the J-35 and will likely expand the J-20's internal carriage from four to six.

Fitted with missile launchers and able to carry a drone helicopter, the drone ship points to new Chinese naval capabilities on the horizon.