drones

South Korea Unveils Hydrogen-Powered Cargo Drone

South Korean aerospace firm LIG Nex1 introduced its new heavy-lift drone concept, capable of carrying 200 kilograms.

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Global Hawk Drones Repurposed for Hypersonic Missile Tests

Northrop Grumman will repurpose four decommissioned RQ-4 Global Hawk drones into Range Hawk surveillance platforms to assist US armed forces during hypersonic missile testing.

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Explosions at Syria Base Used by US-Led Coalition Forces: Monitor

Several blasts were heard from the Al-Tanf base used by the US-led coalition near Syria's borders with Iraq and Jordan.

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Philippine Air Force Receives US ScanEagle Drones, More Black Hawks

The Philippine Air Force took delivery of ScanEagle drones from the US and additional S-70i Black Hawk helicopters from a Polish defense firm.

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Exosonic to Develop Supersonic Adversary Drone for USAF Pilot Training

The US Air Force has contracted supersonic transport company Exosonic, Inc. to develop a supersonic drone demonstrator for pilot training missions.

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BAE Systems Trials Laser-Guided Counter-Drone System 

BAE Systems has retrofitted the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System laser-guided rocket with a proximity fuze, enabling it to blast a drone without contact.

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Turkish Firms Develop Kamikaze ‘Drone Killer’ UAV

Turkish defense contractors Havelsan and Transvaro have developed a new kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicle capable of neutralizing enemy drones.

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Ukraine to Produce Turkish Armed Drones: Minister

Ukraine will build a factory to produce Turkish armed drones that Kiev previously bought to use against pro-Russian separatists in the east.

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Thales Unveils Radar for Advanced Drone Detection

Thales Group has unveiled its new Ground Observer 20 multi-mission radar for advanced drone detection and ground surveillance.

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Drones Main Pillar of Iran’s Quds Forces Overseas Ops: Opposition

The Quds Force of the elite Revolutionary Guards, responsible for Iran's controversial operations abroad, is increasingly using drones as the main means for carrying out air strikes and supplying proxies.

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