Year: 2026
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May- 2026 -16 MayDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Hermes Drone: A Persistent Eye in the Sky
This guide looks at the Hermes drone and how it keeps watch for hours at a time, delivering steady intelligence and surveillance in fast-changing operational environments.
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16 MayMiddle East
Israel Confirms Hamas Armed Wing Chief Killed in Gaza Strike
The Israeli military confirmed that Al-Haddad, chief of Hamas' armed wing, was killed in an air strike in Gaza the day before.
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16 MayMiddle East
Israel Strikes South Lebanon Day After Ceasefire Extension
Israel launched a series of airstrikes on southern Lebanon, despite the extension of the truce between the two countries.
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16 MayAfrica
Trump Says US, Nigerian Forces ‘Eliminate’ Senior IS Leader
US President Trump said that American and Nigerian military forces have killed a senior Islamic State group leader.
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16 MayEurope
Russian Court Orders Euroclear to Pay Around $250B Over Frozen Assets
Russia ordered Belgian group Euroclear to pay $250 billion in damages over the freezing of billions of dollars worth of Russian assets.
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16 MayAmericas
US Scraps Deployment of 4,000 Troops to Poland
The US has canceled the planned deployment of 4,000 soldiers to Poland, as Washington reorganizes its forces in Europe.
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15 MayLand
Fast, Light, and Deployable: Meet the M1301 Infantry Squad Vehicle
This guide breaks down the M1301 infantry squad vehicle and how it speeds up troop movement, boosts mobility for light forces, and supports fast-moving expeditionary operations on the battlefield.
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15 MayTechnology
Core Systems to Supply Rugged C2 Computers for US Army
Core Systems has secured a contract to provide its ATMOS2 tactical ruggedized computers for the US Army’s Command and Control-Now program.
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15 MaySea
Royal Navy Trials Air Ambulance Team, Containerized Medical Hub at Sea
The Royal Navy has tested new maritime emergency capabilities, including an airborne casualty response unit and a containerized treatment module designed for ships without advanced onboard medical facilities.
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15 MayTechnology
US Special Ops Chiefs Push for Right-to-Repair Authority for Military Systems
US special operations commanders have revealed that proprietary restrictions imposed by defense contractors are slowing efforts to rapidly repair military equipment, particularly unmanned aerial systems, as adversaries move faster with commercially available technology.
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