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Sep- 2026 -9 September
Italy Orders Two More MQ-9A Reapers for Mediterranean Surveillance
Italy has placed an order for two MQ-9A Block 5 Reapers from General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. as part of an expansion of its long-endurance surveillance fleet.
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9 September
Chinese State Firm Funneled 46 Tons of Geran Drone Material to Russia: Report
A Chinese state-owned company reportedly shipped 46 tons of carbon-fiber precursor to a sanctioned Russian company that supplies material for Geran attack drones.
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9 September
Indian Army Opens Facility to Expose Chinese Parts in Military Drones
The Indian Army has opened a dedicated facility to inspect military drones for security vulnerabilities, malicious modifications, and Chinese-made components.
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9 September
ELVO Invests $46M to Add Drone Production in Greece
ELVO is investing $46 million to expand and modernize its defense manufacturing operations in northern Greece, including production capacity for drones.
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8 September
Ukrainian Drone Attack Blinds $60M Russian Air Defense System in Zaporizhzhia
Ukraine has deployed strike drones against a Russian Kasta-2E2 surveillance radar station reportedly worth more than $60 million near Vyshneve in occupied Zaporizhzhia.
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8 September
Seasats Expands Military Reach With $24M in US Drone Boat Orders
California-based defense firm Seasats has booked more than $24 million in committed orders for its unmanned surface vessels in a single month.
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8 September
Hanwha Teases Drone-Enabled Combat Concept for K9 Howitzers
At a K9 User Club gathering in Estonia, Hanwha Aerospace outlined a new operational concept for howitzers aimed at enabling faster and more accurate artillery strikes on the battlefield.
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7 September
US Army Taps Duke to Lead $24M Drone Defense Research Hub
North Carolina’s Duke University will lead a new $24-million US Army research hub focused on developing technologies to detect, disrupt, and seize control of unmanned aerial systems.
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7 September
US Army Gains Direct Procurement Route for Israeli Drone Comms Tech
The US Army has signed a Basic Ordering Agreement with Elsight, establishing a standardized framework for procuring its Halo connectivity technology for unmanned systems.
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7 September
Israeli Tech Gives Drones a Way to Confirm What They See at 1 Kilometer
Israeli firm Sodyo is tackling a key hurdle in autonomous identification: enabling drones not only to see objects, but also to determine exactly what they are on the battlefield.
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