Month: October 2025

Israeli Defense Firm Delivers Missile Protection System to an African Air Force

BIRD Aerosystems has completed the delivery, installation, and commissioning of its Advanced Airborne Missile Protection System (AMPS) to an undisclosed African country. 

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Finnish Military Moves to NATO Calibers for Small Arms, Phases Out Soviet Ammunition

The Finnish Defence Forces has announced a transition to NATO-standard calibers for its future small arms.

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Israel’s Controp Expands Into UAE With $30M Defense Venture

Israeli defense firm Controp Precision Technologies has received government approval to establish a subsidiary in the United Arab Emirates.

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Kratos, South Korea’s KAI Partner to Develop Manned-Unmanned Teaming Tech

US-based Kratos forms a partnership with Korea Aerospace Industries to co-develop advanced manned-unmanned teaming for combat aircraft.

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Pakistan Says Peace Talks With Afghanistan ‘Failed’

Pakistan said negotiations for a truce with Afghanistan have failed, warning to take steps to protect its people.

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Putin Defies Trump With Second Nuclear Weapons Test in Days

Russia has tested a nuclear-capable, nuclear-powered underwater drone, the second test of a new nuclear weapons system in just a few days.

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South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem to Build $270M Tank Plant in Peru

South Korea firm Hyundai Rotem looks to establish a $270-million assembly plant in Peru for K2 Black Panther tanks and K808 armored vehicles.

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Volatus Aerospace Acquires Advanced Drone Technologies From UK Firm Caliburn

Canada's Volatus Aerospace has acquired a suite of advanced remotely piloted aircraft system technologies from UK-based company Caliburn.

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NATO Launches Largest Digital Warfare Exercise in Latvia

NATO has begun its largest digital warfare exercise in Latvia to test how AI and unmanned systems cooperate in complex operations. 

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Bulgaria, Germany’s Rheinmetall Launch Joint Ammo Factory to Boost EU Defense Supply

Bulgaria and German defense company Rheinmetall have signed a deal worth more than $1.1 billion to build a new center that will produce gunpowder and 155-millimeter artillery shells, boosting Europe’s ammunition supply amid security tensions in the region.

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