Asia Pacific
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Oct- 2023 -16 October
Philippines Considering Additional BrahMos Missile Acquisition
The Philippine Army is considering acquiring BrahMos cruise missile systems for coastline defense.
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15 October
Gunmen Kill Six Laborers in Southwest Pakistan
Gunmen killed six laborers in an overnight raid in Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province, officials said.
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13 October
Blast Rips Through Shiite Mosque in North Afghanistan: Witnesses
A blast tore through a minority Shiite mosque in northern Afghanistan, with one reporting a "large number" of dead and wounded.
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13 October
Ukraine Invented the Drone War. The US Can’t Fight One Without Chinese Equipment
Establishing US leadership in drone manufacturing will be challenging, but now is the time to ensure America can fight a drone war if it ever has to.
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12 October
Airbus, Singapore Complete Automatic Refueling With A330 Tanker, F-15s
Airbus and the Singaporean Air Force have completed a series of automatic air-to-air refueling between an A330 multi-role tanker transport and F-15s.
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12 October
New Zealand Wants to Replace 40-Year-Old Support Vehicle Fleet
The New Zealand Defence Force is looking to replace its domestic support vehicle fleet with commercial vehicles.
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12 October
China Ups ‘Military Intimidation,’ Taiwan Defense Minister Says
Taiwan's defense minister said China has stepped up "military intimidation" this year by flying an increased number of warplanes around the island and accelerating the deployment of ballistic missiles.
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12 October
Australian Scholars Develop Cyberattack Protection for Military Robots
Australian academics have developed an algorithm to protect unmanned military robots from “man-in-the-middle” cyberattacks.
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12 October
Russia and Kyrgyzstan to Create Shared Air Defense System
Kyrgyzstan's parliament ratified an agreement for a common air defence system with Russia.
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11 October
Australia Boosts Local Ammo Production With $139M Investment
The Australian government is investing $139 million to boost its local munitions production.
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