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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Largest Ukrainian Military Charity Inks Record Deal for 16,500 Drones
Come Back Alive Foundation has signed one of the largest drone procurement deals in its history, ordering approximately 16,500 tactical unmanned aerial systems for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Sea
Second Australian Navy Arafura Patrol Ship Enters Service
The Royal Australian Navy has commissioned its second Arafura-class offshore patrol vessel in Western Australia.
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Arms
L3Harris to Boost Rocket Motor Production With $25M Alabama Expansion
L3Harris Technologies is investing $25 million to grow its manufacturing footprint in Alabama to support solid rocket motor production for defense applications.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Canada Launches Production of Ukrainian Drones Under New Defense Venture
Ottawa and Kyiv have agreed to produce Ukrainian-designed reconnaissance unmanned aerial systems in Canada under a new defense-industrial partnership in support of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Ukraine Targets Russia’s Supply Lifeline With AI-Enabled Strike Drones
Kyiv has intensified drone strikes against Russian supply vehicles in occupied southern Ukraine, targeting key logistics routes with AI-enabled systems that analysts say are reshaping battlefield dynamics.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Turkey Eyes Joint Drone Development, Production With Japan
Turkey has announced intent to expand defense-industrial cooperation with Japan through joint development and production of unmanned aerial systems.
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Air
US Air Force Restarts T-38 Talon Flights After Training Mishap
The US Air Force has lifted a temporary grounding of its T-38 Talon fleet following a training aircraft crash near the Alabama-Mississippi border.
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Nuclear
Sat Images Expose China’s Massive Desert Network to Bolster Nuclear Deterrent
Satellite imagery has revealed that China is building a network of launch pads, bunkers, and communications hubs near its Hami nuclear missile silo field in Xinjiang, a move analysts say could strengthen Beijing’s ability to carry out a retaliatory nuclear strike.
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