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The Pentagon has initiated a rapid procurement push to identify and demonstrate affordable ground-launched, long-range strike capabilities within three months.
Ukraine is pushing for the deployment of a new anti-ballistic missile system dubbed Freyja by mid-2027 to counter evolving regional threats.
Anduril’s first Ohio‑built Fury drone rolls off the line 557 days after its Pickaway County plant opened, marking a new U.S. defense manufacturing foothold.
Lockheed Martin is expanding its defense portfolio with a new high-capacity drone interceptor and a lower-cost variant of the Patriot missile system.
Researchers at the University of Illinois have developed the first 3D-printed thermal cloak capable of concealing objects from infrared detection.
The U.S. Army has disclosed new operational details regarding its autonomous missile launcher and high-energy laser programs involving AeroVironment.
European defense startup Helsing has secured $1.8 billion in new funding, reaching an $18 billion valuation to scale its AI-driven defense platform.
Israel has initiated a large-scale procurement of radar technology to counter the growing threat posed by fiber-optic drones.
China has placed 40 Japanese entities under new export controls, marking a significant expansion of trade restrictions between the two nations.
South Korea is launching a sweeping initiative to train its entire active-duty military to operate drones in response to regional security concerns.
Military analysts and financial markets are reevaluating global security and investment strategies as inexpensive drone swarms reshape modern combat tactics.
A US pilot shot down by Iran reports observing a unique drone swarm formation described as resembling a jellyfish.