South Korea’s Missile Capability Is Faltering. Here’s What It Should Do
South Korea’s missile capabilities are inadequate for the North’s increasingly hostile and sophisticated nuclear arsenal.
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Lockheed, Rafael to Develop High-Powered Laser Interception System
Lockheed Martin and Israeli-based firm Rafael have inked a deal to develop a high-powered laser interception system.
US, Australia Invite Japan to Step Up Troop Rotations
The US and Australia said they would welcome Japanese troops into three-way rotations, vowing a united front in the face of Chinese threat.
US Approves $1.5B Sale of Helicopters to South Korea
The United States announced the approval of a $1.5 billion sale of 18 CH-47F Chinook transport helicopters and other equipment to South Korea.
Somalia Forces Recapture Key Town From Jihadists
Somali government forces and allied militias have recaptured a strategic town held by Al-Shabaab jihadists since 2016.
Poland Gets First Shipment of South Korean Weapons
Poland received the first shipment of tanks and howitzers that it bought from South Korea as part of a drive to boost its…
US Approves $3.75B Sale of Abrams Tanks to Poland
The US government on Tuesday announced the approval of a $3.75 billion sale of 116 Abrams tanks and other equipment to Poland.
US Restricts Ukraine HIMARS Range to Prevent Escalation: Report
The US reportedly altered the HIMARS it provided to Ukraine, preventing them from firing long-range projectiles into Russia.
Elbit, KMW Expand Rocket Artillery Cooperation Deal
Elbit Systems Germany and Munich-based KMW have agreed to enhance rocket artillery cooperation for local rocket production in Europe.
Turkey Inches Closer to Inaugural Flight of First Unmanned Fighter Jet
Turkish firm Baykar Technology will launch its inaugural flight of the country’s first unmanned fighter jet following a takeoff test.