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The Turkish-owned cargo vessel Fitburg is accused of damaging an undersea cable running from Finland to Estonia.

The cruise missile system, able to strike deep into China, appeared on the road during high-profile PLA live-fire drills surrounding the island.

The Israeli Air Force will continue its enduring relationship with the Eagle after an $8.58-billion deal for at least 25 jets was approved.

MQ-9s are now flying armed with as many as 10 Hellfires amid reports that a CIA drone was responsible for the first strike in Venezuela.

The supposed arrival of the missile in Belarus further cements its military relationship with Moscow, but the strategic value of the deployment is questionable.

Having a scalable truck-based catapult concept for land-launched larger drone operations could open up new operational possibilities.

A key part of the latest maneuvers is dissuading international “interference” in any future Chinese move against Taiwan.

An attack inside Venezuela would mark a significant escalation in the months-long pressure campaign on Maduro and the cartel.

The People’s Liberation Army Navy claims the ship-killing missile capable of hypersonic speeds has completed its “finalization test.”

Mockups or not, several drones have appeared dockside at the yard that built China’s super-sized Type 076 amphibious assault ship, which is in dry dock nearby.

Ukraine's drone boat attacks on the Dnipro River mark an expansion of Kyiv's campaign against Russian targets on or near the water.

China has packed a deck of a medium-sized cargo ship with 60 containerized vertical launch cells, radar, and close-in weapons.

Here's to awkward moments under the mistletoe.

Pentagon report highlights how the trifecta of FC-31, J-10C, and JF-17 is helping China establish itself as an increasingly major player on the fighter market.

The U.S. special operations forces build-up in the Caribbean is accelerating.

The lack of an American amphibious aircraft capability has become more glaring as the possibility of a conflict with China looms larger.

With Trump class ship construction many years off, the survival of a program to build such large and expensive warships is even more questionable.

The USS Defiant would be the first Trump class battleship, but major questions remain about affordability and logic of such a massive design.

The EC-130H, one of just a handful still flying, gives the U.S. additional capability to disrupt Venezuela's air defenses and communications.

FF(X) will initially have the same armament installed as the Littoral Combat Ships, relying on uncrewed platforms and modular payloads for expanded capability.