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21 July

Iran Says Ready to Export Drones, Weapons to ‘Friendly Nations’

Iran is ready to supply advanced drones and other military equipment to “friendly nations,” according to an Iranian Army official.

20 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Greece Approaches US to Join F-35 Program: Report

Greece has approached the US to join the F-35 fighter jet co-production program, weeks after formally requesting to buy 20 of the Lockheed Martin aircraft.

20 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Pentagon and Lockheed Reach Agreement to Build 375 F-35As

Lockheed Martin and the F-35 Joint Program Office have reached a “handshake agreement” for the delivery of 375 fighters in three years.

20 July

Joe Saballa

UK Begins Testing Dragonfire Laser Weapon

The UK has begun testing its Dragonfire laser directed energy weapon, which tracks air and sea targets with “exceptionally high” accuracy.

20 July

Joe Saballa

UK Developing Reusable Hypersonic Tech

British aero-engineers are collaborating to develop hypersonic technology that delivers payloads at extended ranges and returns to be reused.

20 July

French soldiers operate a Caesar self-propelled howitzer during a high-intensity shooting exercise in Canjuers, southeastern France

Staff Writer With AFP

Six More French Caesar Howitzers ‘on Way’ to Ukraine: Minister

Another six French-made Caesar artillery guns promised to Ukraine by President Emmanuel Macron are "on their way" to the war-torn country.

19 July

Staff Writer With AFP

Ukraine Calls for Ramp-Up of US Precision Rocket Systems

Ukraine has asked for the West to scale up drastically its supply of precision rocket systems, calling them a "game-changer."

19 July

Inder Singh Bisht

US Air Force, Raytheon Conduct First AMRAAM F3R Live Test

The US Air Force and Raytheon Missiles & Defense conducted the first AIM-120D3 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missile Form, Fit, Function Refresh live-fire test recently.

19 July