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9 December

US Army Awards Textron Next-Gen Anti-Vehicle Munition Contract

The US Army has awarded Textron Systems Corporation a $162-million contract to develop a next-generation anti-vehicle munition system.

9 December

Inder Singh Bisht

Japan Considers Spending $37B on ‘Counterstrike Capability’: Report

Japan is considering spending around 5 trillion yen ($37 billion) over the next five years to develop “counterstrike capability” against enemy missiles.

9 December

Rojoef Manuel

Saab to Provide British Army With Next-Gen Anti-Tank Systems

The UK has awarded Saab a contract to provide next-generation light anti-tank weapons for the British Army.

9 December

Christopher Gettel

Hypersonic Missiles: Overhyped or the Future of Warfare?

Hypersonic missiles have been thrown into the limelight due to their use by Russia against Ukraine, but their usefulness in combat is up for debate.

8 December

Inder Singh Bisht

US Defense Bill Includes $12 Billion Military Boost for Taiwan

The final draft of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act includes up to $12 billion in security assistance to Taiwan over the next five years.

8 December

RCH 155 remote-controlled wheeled howitzer.

Inder Singh Bisht

Germany Confirms 18 Remote-Controlled Wheeled Howitzers for Ukraine

The German government has confirmed the sale of 18 RCH 155 remote-controlled wheeled howitzers to Ukraine.

7 December

Alie Peter Neil Galeon

Ukraine Urges Canada to Boost Military Support

Ukraine is now “very much dependent” on the continued military support of allied nations like Canada, a lawmaker disclosed.

7 December

Inder Singh Bisht

Russia Has Run Out of Iranian Drones: Official

Russia has exhausted its stockpile of Iranian suicide drones, forcing the country to seek more to sustain aerial attacks inside Ukraine, a western official revealed recently.

7 December