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13 August

US and Republic of Korea personnel discuss operations during Freedom Shield 2026 in South Korea. Photo: DVIDS

South Korean Army Seeks to Rebuild Counterintelligence Around AI

The Korean army has commissioned a study to assess how AI and other advanced technologies could reshape its counterintelligence capabilities.

12 August

Sea

Inder Singh Bisht

Denmark Orders Rheinmetall MASS Countermeasure Systems for Five Frigates

Denmark has awarded Rheinmetall a $116-million contract to supply its MASS self-protection systems for its frigates.

12 August

Asia Pacific

Inder Singh Bisht

South Korea Plans $2.43B K2 Tank Upgrade to Counter Drone Threat

South Korea plans a $2.43-billion upgrade of its K2 tanks to enhance their protection against emerging battlefield threats, including drones.

12 August

Europe

Avengers Labs uses battlefield data to train AI models for target detection and unmanned systems. Image: Ukraine Ministry of Defence

Samantha Alexa

Ukraine’s Battlefield AI Spots 70% of Enemy Targets in 100,000 Drone Streams

Ukraine is expanding the use of battlefield-trained AI in unmanned systems, with its target-detection technology now identifying about 70 percent of enemy targets across more than 100,000 drone video streams each month.

12 August

Business

Electric vertical takeoff and landing taxis

Rojoef Manuel

Joby to Form Dedicated Defense Business With $500M Resonant Buyout

Vertical takeoff and landing aircraft developer Joby Aviation has agreed to acquire defense technology company Resonant Sciences for approximately $500 million.

12 August

Arms

Rojoef Manuel

KBR to Support US Army’s Precision Strike Weapons Portfolio

KBR has secured a task order worth up to $208 million to assist operations of the US Army’s Tactical Aviation and Ground Munitions Project Office.

12 August

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

260612-N-LY640-1097 GDYNIA, Poland (June 12, 2026) – Lt. Jay Faylo, unmanned systems director of Commander Task Force 66 (CTF-66), directs the crane operator lowering a K3 Scout, an unmanned surface vessel, into the Port of Gdynia for acceptance and validation of the craft and capabilities development for project Vesuvius during exercise Baltic Operations (BALTOPS) 2026, June 12, 2026. BALTOPS 2026, the premiere maritime-focused exercise in the Baltic Sea region, provides a unique training opportunity to strengthen combined response capabilities critical to preserving freedom of navigation and security in the Baltic Sea. (U.S. Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Sandi Grimnes Moreno)

Rojoef Manuel

Cameras in British Special Ops Drone Boats Found Sending Data to China

Cameras aboard the Royal Navy’s unmanned surface vessels were found transmitting data back to China, prompting the UK Ministry of Defence to sever all internet access to the fleet.

12 August

Americas