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Japan Flexes Hypersonic-Killing Railgun for First Time

Japan has pulled the curtain back on its much-hyped electromagnetic railgun — an experimental weapon built to knock hypersonic threats out of the sky.

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US Army Holds First-Ever Nuclear Response Drill in South Korea

The US Army has conducted its first “nuclear weapon effects” training in South Korea, aimed at strengthening its ability to operate effectively in a nuclear-contaminated environment.

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EDGE Woos Brazil With ANAVIA HT-100 Autonomous Helicopter

Emirati defense firm EDGE has brought the ANAVIA HT-100 unmanned helicopter to Brazil in a bid to make the country its latest customer in Latin America.

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US Army Drops Gender-Based Fitness Rules: Women Must Now Meet Male Benchmarks

The US Army has introduced a sweeping overhaul of its gender-based combat fitness standards, now requiring female soldiers to meet the same physical benchmarks as their male counterparts.

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Ukraine Calls in Chinese Envoy to Express ‘Serious Concern’ Over War Activities

Ukraine called in China's ambassador to raise "serious concern" over claims that Chinese fighters were in the Russian army.

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Russian Army Reports Blasts at Military Depot Near Moscow

The Russian army has reported blasts at a major military depot east of Moscow, saying it had caught fire due to "safety violations."

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Ukraine Tests Over 70 Systems In Largest-Ever Ground Drones Demo

Ukraine has carried out its largest unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) trial, with over 70 ground drones from 50 domestic manufacturers.

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European Start-Up Stark Debuts AI-Powered VTOL Loitering Munition ‘Virtus’

European defense newcomer Stark is firing up the battlefield with “Virtus,” its first AI-enabled loitering munition featuring vertical take-off and landing capability.

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US Army Eyes Surge in 3D-Printed Drones That Imitate Enemy Forces

The US Army is exploring a significant acceleration in the production of 3D-printed drones capable of replicating the capabilities and behaviors of enemy systems.

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Pentagon Chief Announces $5.1B Spending Cuts

The US Department of Defense will cut $5.1 billion in "wasteful" spending, including on climate and diversity initiatives, Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said on Thursday.

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