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Israeli Military Used AI to Identify 37,000 Targets in Gaza: Report

The Israeli military has utilized artificial intelligence to identify more than 37,000 potential targets in Gaza, according to intelligence sources.

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Russia Has ‘Almost Completely’ Rebuilt Its Military: US Official

Russia has been successful in rebuilding its military after suffering tremendous losses during its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a US official has claimed.

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North Macedonia Buys Eight New Helicopters From Leonardo

Aerospace giant Leonardo has signed an agreement to provide four AW149 and four AW169M helicopters for the Army of North Macedonia.

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US Army’s Towed Artillery Has Reached ‘End of Effectiveness’: Official

A high-ranking US Army official claimed that the service’s towed artillery systems have reached the end of their effectiveness.

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Lithuania Adopts New National Defense Development Program

Lithuania has adopted a new development program for its National Defence System, identifying key measures to boost for the next six years.

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US Mulls Major Overhaul of Military Command in Japan: Report

The US is considering revamping its military command structure in Japan in light of increasing threats in the Indo-Pacific.

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US Greenlights $260M Javelin Missile Sale to Morocco

The US State Department has approved Morocco’s request to buy FGM-148 Javelin anti-tank missiles from RTX and Lockheed Martin.

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China ‘on Track’ for Potential Taiwan Invasion by 2027: US Admiral

A US military commander has claimed that China is currently on track in its preparations for a potential invasion of Taiwan by 2027.

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Australia Picks BAE to Build Multibillion-Dollar Nuclear Submarines

The Australian government has selected BAE Systems to build its new fleet of nuclear-powered submarines.

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US Military Families Less Likely to Recommend Service Amid Treatment Woes: Poll

Only one in three US military families would recommend a career in the armed forces, a new survey has found.

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