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26 September

Arms

Kremlin Says US Abrams Tanks Will ‘Burn’ in Ukraine

The Kremlin said US Abrams tanks supplied to Ukraine would not change the outcome of its offensive and would "burn" after Kyiv received shipments of the vehicles.

26 September

Americas

Inder Singh Bisht

US Marines Seek Long-Range Air-Launched Loitering Munition

The US Naval Air Systems Command is conducting market research to identify potential suppliers of a long-range air-launched munition for the US Marine Corps.

26 September

Sea

Rojoef Manuel

HII, General Dynamics to Use 3D Printing for Virginia Submarine Construction

HII and General Dynamics have announced the employment of 3D printing for the shipbuilding processes on future US Virginia-class submarines.

26 September

Air

Joe Saballa

Only 55% of US F-35s ‘Mission Capable:’ GAO

The US Government Accountability Office has found that only a little more than half of the country’s F-35 fighter jets were “mission capable” as of March 2023.

26 September

Middle East

A Syrian soldier gestures during the evacuation of insurgents from a rebel-held area of Aleppo toward rebel-held territory in the west of Aleppo province

Staff Writer With AFP

25 Dead as Damascus Loyalists Clash With Kurdish-Led Forces: Monitor

Fighters loyal to the Syrian government have clashed with Kurdish-led forces in a mainly Arab district of eastern Syria, leaving 25 people dead in two days, a war monitor said.

26 September

Asia Pacific

Staff Writer With AFP

South Korea to Stage First Military Parade in a Decade

South Korea will stage its first military parade in a decade, showcasing its advanced arsenal in the face of plummeting ties with nuclear-armed North Korea.

26 September

Middle East

Smoke billows during clashes between forces loyal to Yemen's Saudi-backed government and Houthi rebel fighters in al-Jadaan area 50 kilometres northwest of Marib in central Yemen on February 11, 2021.

Staff Writer With AFP

Bahrain Says 2 Soldiers Dead in Attack Near Saudi-Yemen Border

Two soldiers from Bahrain were killed along the border between war-torn Yemen and Saudi Arabia, the Bahraini military said, in an attack highlighting persistent insecurity in the area.

26 September

Air

Rojoef Manuel

USAF Breaks Ground on First-Ever Electric Aircraft Charging Station

The US Air Force and BETA Technologies have conducted a ground-breaking ceremony for an air mobility electric charging station at Duke Field, Florida.

26 September

War