Electronic Warfare

Boeing recently announced that it’s considering to transform its advanced F-15EX fighter jet into a stealthy electronic attack aircraft.

Morocco secures a $227M deal with the US for ATACMS missiles, shifting from Chinese arms to enhance long-range capabilities.

The US Navy recently secured a critical $420 million deal to ensure the continued operation of its F/A-18 fighter jets.

Denmark is calling its F-35 training jets back home due to delays in a critical software upgrade, sparking anxieties among European allies.

Ethiopia celebrates 116 years of its National Defense Force, showcasing advanced Russian-made electronic warfare system in grand style.

Today, one could argue the collective West remains idle to a brewing threat that uses various hybrid means of warfare to continue causing strife, which benefits the overall geopolitical standing and furthers favorable negotiations for the Russian Federation. It is now up to world leaders and constituents to expand their scope and realize today’s threats.

First-person-view (FPV) drones reshape war in Ukraine, fueling rapid advancements in electronic countermeasures.

Turkey flaunts naval prowess unveiling its newest frigate, support ships, and sea drone Marlin, as Erdogan touts reduced defense dependency.

Elbit Systems’ Red Sky air defense system offers a groundbreaking, cost-effective solution for neutralizing drone threats.

A simulation spotlighting China’s space-based electronic warfare reveals its strategic impact, signaling future global conflict dynamics.

Space Force’s recently tested RMT promises to disrupt the space race with its affordability and potential to neutralize enemy satellites.

The TORVICE project demonstrates collaborative efforts to integrate AI-driven autonomous vehicles into modern military warfare tactics.