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Taiwan Rolls Out ‘Overkill’ Drone to Challenge China’s Superiority

Taiwan is boosting its defense capabilities with the “Overkill” drone, a cutting-edge unmanned aerial system designed to counter potential Chinese military threats.

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New 5.56mm Rounds Transform Ukrainian Rifles Into Counter-UAV Systems

Ukraine’s standard infantry rifles are getting an upgrade with a newly-unveiled 5.56mm ammunition designed to take down unmanned aerial vehicle threats.

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US Firm Reveals AI-Guided Viper Drone With ATACMS-Like Range

Mach Industries is building a new kamikaze drone called Viper, aimed at bringing long-range precision strike capability to frontline units.

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Ukraine Fields Its ‘Largest’ Ground Robotic Vehicle Yet

Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence has deployed its “largest” unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) to date, locally developed by Ukrainian Armor.

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Squid-Inspired Camouflage May Help Soldiers Evade Sight and Sensors

The University of California, Irvine and the Marine Biological Laboratory have tapped into squid skin to unlock a new frontier in battlefield camouflage.

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S.Korean Army Major Builds Wearable Tech for Smarter Combat Training

A South Korean Army major has developed a wearable tech that monitors muscle movement to help tailor combat training.

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Israel Has Delayed Iran Nuclear Bomb by ‘At Least Two or Three Years’: Minister

Israel estimates its strikes on Iran have delayed Tehran's potential to develop a nuclear weapon by "at least two or three years."

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Trump Says US Shouldn’t Have to Meet NATO 5% Spending Target

President Donald Trump said the US should not be required to meet a NATO target of spending five percent of the country's gross domestic product on defense.

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US-Based NGO Says 657 Iranian Military, Civilians Killed in Israeli Strikes

A US-based NGO said Israel's strikes against Iran have killed at least 657 people including civilians and members of the security forces.

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NATO 5% Spending Target ‘Unreasonable’ for Spain: PM

Any NATO target to ramp up defense spending to five percent of annual economic output would be "unreasonable" for Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said.

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