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The controversial landmines are being provided to Ukraine to help contain so-called Russian "meat wave" assaults.

The Oreshnik missile that Russia used today in Ukraine has roots in the supposedly defunct RS-26 Rubezh ballistic missile program.

Will Trump returning to the White House put wind in the sails of the nuclear-tipped cruise missile program he started?

Details are emerging about Russia's new 'Oreshnik' ballistic missile and its genesis.

Russia has used a more capable ballistic missile than ever before to strike Ukraine with what appear to be multiple warheads.

Using uncrewed aerial platforms to launch and provide connectivity for first-person view drones help overcome many of the latter's deficiencies.

Amphibious assault ships, drones, and an entire fleet of helicopters are all being axed in a cost-saving effort.

North Korea is actively working on reentry vehicle technology that is especially critical for fielding functional ICBMs.

The Chinese ship, the Yi Peng 3, is now anchored, with a Royal Danish Navy patrol boat alongside it.

The rare move to close the embassy was followed by Ukrainian officials claiming Russia is spreading false info to stoke fear.

The admiral's remarks are the latest admission that stocks of critical munitions are a growing concern due to fighting in Ukraine and the Middle East.

This marks the latest incident of multiple reports of drones of unknown origin being spotted over U.S. military facilities.

Damage to the two fiber-optic cables are the latest incidents to have affected critical infrastructure in the Baltic Sea.

TB3 testing aboard TCG Anadolu puts Turkey one step closer to fielding a first-of-its-kind operational fixed-wing naval drone capability.

Ukraine has struck a weapons depot in Russia with ATACMS short-range ballistic missiles.

The USAF is still very much figuring out what its future CCA fleets will look like and how it will operate, maintain, and sustain them.

Ukraine Situation Report: Trump's team is clearly mad about Biden's move, but Kursk remains a key bargaining chip for Ukraine.

With Ankara still waiting on new fighter equipment, the classic Cold War design remains in frontline service with the Turkish Air Force.

The SPEAR 3 is set to provide the British F-35B stealth fighter with a much-needed standoff air-to-ground attack capability.

The Air Force hopes to field the Stand-In Attack Weapon, designed to offer a new way to strike key time-sensitive targets, starting in 2026.