Arms
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Nov- 2023 -14 November
US Buys 60 Gepard Anti-Aircraft Systems From Jordan for Ukraine
The US has bought 60 Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft systems from Jordan for Ukraine.
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14 November
EDGE Group Unveils 11 New Drones, Missiles at Dubai Airshow 2023
Emirati defense conglomerate EDGE Group unveiled 11 new, state-of-the-art military systems during the Dubai Airshow 2023.
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13 November
US to Co-Produce Stryker Armored Vehicle With India
The US has agreed to co-produce the Stryker armored fighting vehicle with India in an effort to enhance New Delhi's deterrence against China.
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13 November
GA-ASI to Equip SkyGuardian Drone With EDGE Smart Weapons
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. has teamed with EDGE to integrate smart weapons into the MQ-9B SkyGuardian aerial drone.
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10 November
Rheinmetall to Deliver 100,000 Mortar Rounds to Ukraine
The German government has contracted Rheinmetall to deliver 100,000 120mm mortar shells to Ukraine as part of a 400-million-eruo package.
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10 November
Israel Says Ballistic Missile Interceptor Hits First ‘Target’
Israel said its latest hypersonic ballistic missile interceptor had for the first time destroyed a "target" headed toward Israel from the Red Sea, highlighting potential attacks from Yemen.
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9 November
Israel Requests 200 Switchblade Kamikaze Drones From US
The US administration is reportedly reviewing an Israeli procurement request for 200 Switchblade 600 kamikaze drones.
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9 November
Turkish Robot Vehicle Test-Fires Kamikaze Drones
A Turkish unmanned ground vehicle recently test-fired loitering munitions, a first in its class.
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9 November
India Test-Fires ‘Pralay’ Tactical Ballistic Missile
India has successfully test-fired its “Pralay” short-range, surface-to-surface ballistic missile.
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9 November
Taiwan Should Focus on Smaller, Mobile Precision Weapons: Former Military Chief
The Taiwanese government should invest more in mobile precision weapons if it wants to effectively deter an initial Chinese attack during a potential invasion, a former military chief has suggested.
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