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Japan to deploy new long-range missiles in southwest islands

Japan is planning to deploy an upgraded version of the Type 12 coastal defense missile system in Kyushu as part of its broader efforts to enhance security in the Ryukyu Archipelago, according to a report by Kyodo News. The deployment, expected to begin by the end of the next fiscal year in March 2026, is…

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China’s new Z-8D helicopter spotted during test flight

A newly surfaced image of the Chinese PLAN Naval Aviation Z-8D helicopter has provided the first detailed look at the latest variant of China’s naval rotorcraft. While reports of its development had previously circulated, no clear visuals or technical specifics had been publicly available until now. The Z-8D is a new shipborne version of the…

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Mystery buyer acquires Israeli drone defense system

Israeli defense technology firm SKYLOCK has confirmed the delivery of its advanced Portable Dome counter-drone system to an undisclosed military customer. The announcement, made on Monday by the company, did not reveal the identity of the recipient. “Another Successful Delivery! Proud to announce another successful delivery of the Portable Dome to a military customer, reinforcing…

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China’s heavy stealth jet completes second test flight

China’s stealth tactical fighter-bomber, the CAC J-36, has successfully completed its second test flight as confirmed by defense observers in March 2025. The test flight follows the aircraft’s maiden voyage, which took place in December 2024. Currently known details of the heavy “fighter-like” aircraft highlight its stealth design characteristics, notably its distinctive diamond-shaped wing configuration,…

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Australia tests surveillance robot with US Army

Australian Defense Force soldiers assigned to the 1st Armored Regiment recently deployed an innovative Ground Unmanned Surveillance Vehicle (GUS) during Project Convergence-Capstone 5 (PC-C5), conducted at Fort Irwin, California, in early March 2025. Project Convergence-Capstone 5 is a significant Joint and Combined military experiment hosted by the U.S. Army to showcase advancements in technology and…

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Turkish-made Kirpi-II armored vehicle captured by Russians

Russian forces have captured a new Turkish-made Kirpi-II armored vehicle in the Kursk region after Ukrainian troops were compelled to withdraw from the city of Sudzha. The retreat occurred following Russian attacks that disrupted crucial supply lines and destroyed bridges on key access routes to the city, hindering evacuation efforts for some Ukrainian equipment. On…

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US Army tests Arctic readiness in NATO exercise

U.S. Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 6th Field Artillery Regiment, 41st Field Artillery Brigade recently participated in Joint Viking 25, a Norwegian-led, multinational exercise designed to enhance NATO interoperability and improve long-range fire capabilities in the Arctic. The exercise demonstrated international fire integration across multiple levels, validating communication and operational capabilities among allied forces. Lt.…

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NATO-caliber ammo production faces delays in Ukraine

Excessive bureaucracy within Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense is significantly delaying the establishment and scaling up of NATO-caliber ammunition production, according to Vladyslav Belbas, CEO of Ukrainian Armor LLC. Belbas raised these concerns during a recent appearance on the program “Military Summary of the Day.” Belbas described the current contracting processes for artillery ammunition production as…

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Ethiopia and Eritrea edge closer to all-out war

Officials and regional experts warn that longstanding tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea could lead to renewed warfare, posing a significant threat to the fragile peace in the Horn of Africa. The heightened risk follows fresh conflicts in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, raising fears of another humanitarian crisis. Tensions have reignited following accusations by Tigrayan dissidents, who…

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US strikes Yemen, targeting Iranian-backed Houthis

The United States conducted large-scale military operations against multiple targets in Yemen controlled by the Iranian-backed Houthi militia, President Donald Trump announced on Saturday. According to an official statement from U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), the strikes began on March 15 and were designed to protect American interests, deter threats, and secure international navigation routes. Videos…

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