Category: Weapons

In the wake of the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Denmark has announced that it will triple its defense budget over the next decade.

British bomb experts head to Ukraine to teach Ukrainians soldiers to craft their own can-sized explosives capable of penetrating buildings.

Ukraine placed a new weapon request from its Western ally, Germany—this time asking for the latter’s long-range Taurus cruise missiles.

The State Department recently approved the sale of the NASAMS air defense to support Ukraine’s continuing fight against the Russian invasion.

The deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus by Russia, reminiscent of the Cold War era, raises concerns and intensifies global tensions, highlighting the need for diplomatic efforts and de-escalation to navigate the uncertain future of international security.

The US Air Force awards Lockheed Martin an over $1 billion contract to ramp up the stockpile for its ship-killing missile systems.

Doubts remain over whether the Patriot Missile System is capable of intercepting Russian Su-35 fighter jets deploying aerial-guided bombs from a distance.

The US Air Force’s AIM-260 JATM will enter production this year and is expected to give the service a significant advantage in air combat.

Russian forces have seized a US-made M113 Armored Personnel Carrier from Ukraine and are repairing it to use it for themselves, thus highlighting the intricate dynamics of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Ukraine recently used US-supplied Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System II to strike back against the advancing Russian army.

S. Korea approved missile interceptor system development to counter N. Korea’s evolving military threats and strengthen national defense.

Germany will soon receive its rocket artillery system as defense contractors Rheinmetall and Lockheed Martin sign a joint development deal.