Middle East

Israel, Honduras Sign Deal to Deepen Defense Cooperation

Israel and Honduras have signed a memorandum of understanding to expand long-term defense cooperation.

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Fitness App Data Exposes US Military Routines at Middle East Bases: Report

US military personnel have continued to publicly share workout data from bases across the Middle East through a fitness app.

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US Has Lost 25% of Reaper Drone Fleet in Iran War: Report

The US military has lost at least 45 MQ-9 Reaper tactical unmanned aerial systems during its 2026 campaign against Iran, representing roughly 25 percent of its pre-war fleet.

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Iranian Military Places $30,000 Kill-or-Capture Bounty on US Troops

Iran offers $30,000 for killing or capturing US troops, despite no known American ground deployment inside the country.

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BAE, Turkey’s TUALCOM Team Up on Autonomous Defense Tech

BAE Systems and Turkey’s TUALCOM have signed a strategic agreement to jointly develop technologies for future autonomous defense platforms.

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Serbia, Israel’s Elbit to Inaugurate Drone Factory in September

Serbia has announced plans to establish a military drone manufacturing facility with Israeli defense giant Elbit Systems, expanding Belgrade’s domestic capacity to produce unmanned aerial systems.

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Israel’s Iron Beam Still Not Fully Operational Eight Months After Delivery

Israel's Iron Beam has yet to enter full operational use despite being delivered eight months ago, according to a senior defense official cited by Ynet.

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UAE Flies New Long-Range ISR Drone Born From a Civilian Kit Plane

Emirati defense firm EDGE has taken its new JERNAS-M long-endurance intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance drone airborne for the first time, showcasing a design based on a civilian kit plane.

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As Spectrum Gets Noisier, New Tech Works to Silence Satellite Interference

Israeli firm Gilat Satellite Networks is aiming to help satellite communication links withstand interference that can degrade data transmission, a growing concern as military operations increasingly depend on resilient communications.

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Israel Tests Secretive Capsule Weapon for the Final 100 Meters of Air Defense

Israeli firm Erez Defense Solutions has put its mysterious capsule weapon through a series of tests, offering a rare glimpse of the air defense system operating in a real-world environment.

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