Ukraine reportedly strikes Russian-occupied Melitopol, setting off explosions, fires
Ukraine launched a strike on the Russian-occupied city of Melitopol, causing significant explosions and fires, and reportedly destroying Russian air defense systems.
How China is beating the US in new weapons race with a fraction of the budget
China is reportedly outperforming the US in military modernization despite significantly lower spending on research and development.
Deployment of Self-Defense Forces to the Strait of Hormuz, Government Begins Legal Review
The Japanese government is considering the possibility of deploying Self-Defense Forces to the Strait of Hormuz amidst ongoing tensions, assessing legal frameworks and military cooperation.
Häkkänen on the Hormuz Operation: Finland may not have the resources or ability to participate
Finnish Defense Minister Antti Häkkänen believes Finland's involvement in the Hormuz operation is unlikely due to limited resources and capabilities.
CSG Group and Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa: Multidimensional Industrial Partnership
CSG Group and Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa have signed a framework agreement to deepen their industrial and technological collaboration, specifically in defense projects within the EU and NATO.
This European nation will invest nearly $12 billion in its next-generation aircraft carrier
France is set to invest €10 billion (over $11.5 billion) over 20 years for the construction of a next-generation aircraft carrier, expected to enter service by 2038.
$30K drone reshapes how Australia and the world view future wars
The article discusses how the use of inexpensive Iranian drones is influencing military strategies worldwide and prompting calls for Australia to enhance its defense capabilities.
Israel invades Lebanon with a ground offensive after weeks of bombardments
Israel has launched a ground military operation in southern Lebanon to eliminate threats and protect its northern regions, as announced by Defense Minister Israel Katz.
Kaliňák also starts on the bypass around Zvolen. We can obtain EU funds more easily for military roads, he says
Defense Minister Robert Kaliňák announces plans for an 11-kilometer bypass around Zvolen as part of a military logistics initiative.
Who had a reason to leak the lack of interceptors from Israel? Analysts' estimates
An article claims that Israel's military reserves of missile interceptors are dwindling, a statement vehemently denied by Israeli officials amid growing tensions in the region.
Latvian and German companies to collaborate on air defense system maintenance
Latvian and German companies have signed a memorandum to cooperate on the maintenance of the 'IRIS-T' air defense system in the Baltic region.
Billions of euros for armaments despite the veto. A political storm or a breakthrough for the army?
The presidential veto on a new fund for military financing has sparked political controversy but does not interfere with the existing funding mechanisms for Poland's military acquisitions.
Kupka spoke about the modernized army. He forgets about overpriced kitchens and missing backpacks
Czech Minister Kupka discusses army modernization while ignoring issues of inflated costs and equipment shortages.
Artificial Intelligence and Defense: A Strategic Opportunity for Europe and Greece
The article discusses the evolving perception and integration of artificial intelligence in defense strategies within Europe, particularly in Greece.
Procurement Committee: Approval of Air Defense System Purchase and Upgrade of 38 F-16s
The Greek parliamentary committee has approved a defense expenditure of approximately 4 billion euros for a new air defense system and the upgrade of 38 F-16 fighter jets.
Greece has approved the procurement of a new air defense system
A parliamentary committee in Greece has approved the procurement of a €3 billion air and drone defense system, along with upgrades to the Air Force's F-16 fighter jets.
"National Betrayal," the Polish government accuses the president. Why did the Polish president veto a 44 billion euro loan for the army?
The Polish president vetoed a significant loan for the military, causing tensions with the government and sparking accusations of betrayal.
Lebanon: New Ground Incursion and Katz Threatens Naeem Qassem While Hezbollah Conducts 'Drill' in the Hills
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Katz has threatened that Lebanese refugees will not return to southern Lebanon until the safety of northern Israeli residents is ensured, amidst a new ground incursion by the Israeli army in southern Lebanon.
How is the government progressing with nuclear weapon laws? Häkkänen meets the media in Rovaniemi, Yle follows live
The article discusses NATO's Cold Response exercise taking place in Lapland, Finland, where defense ministers from Finland and Sweden are observing the training involving multiple allied nations.
What lessons does Taiwan see from Iran and Ukraine for its air-defence strategy?
Taiwan's defense ministry emphasizes the need for low-cost interceptor weapons to counter increasing threats from China's military, drawing lessons from recent conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East.
300 young people have begun mandatory initial military service in the Engineering Battalion, Air and Naval Forces
Three hundred young people have started their obligatory military service in Lithuania, primarily choosing to serve voluntarily in various military battalions.
Servant of the People faction leader Arakhamiia says Zelenskyy's remarks about MP mobilisation were misinterpreted
Arakhamiia stated that President Zelenskyy's comments about MPs potentially serving in the military were misinterpreted and not indicative of forced mobilisation.
Can Self-Defense Forces Ships Be Deployed to the Strait of Hormuz? Legal Issues and Challenges
Japan is considering sending Self-Defense Forces ships to the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions with Iran, but faces significant legal hurdles.
Chairman of the Japan-Taiwan Relations Association Proposes a Concert Between Japanese Self-Defense Forces and US-Taiwan Militaries to the President—'Cultural Exchange'
Chairman of the Japan-Taiwan Relations Association proposed a concert featuring music ensembles from Japan's Self-Defense Forces, Taiwan's military, and the US military to Taiwan's President.
In the Armaments Committee, the upgrade of the F-16s, the 'Achilles' Shield, and the modernization of frigates
Greek Defense Minister Nikolaos Dendias announced the submission of various significant armament programs to the Special Permanent Committee on Armaments Programs and Contracts of the Hellenic Parliament.
India's Defense GPS 'NavIC' in Crisis... 3 Out of 11 Satellites Operational, Here Are the Risks
India's indigenous navigation system, NavIC, is in serious trouble with only three out of eleven satellites currently operational, raising concerns over military navigation and precision strikes.
Around 250 Ukrainian drones downed on approach to Moscow in two days – mayor
Moscow's mayor reports that approximately 250 Ukrainian drones have been intercepted over two days, prompting temporary flight halts at major airports.
Israel starts ground operation in Lebanon
The Israeli Defense Forces have begun a ground offensive in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah militants to enhance security for residents of northern Israel.
Silent, Destructive Weapon: Chinese Progress Directly Threatens the U.S. Navy
The article discusses how advancements in Chinese military technology pose a significant threat to the U.S. Navy.
Blasts rock Kyiv in rare daytime Russian attack — Report
Kyiv experienced rare daytime explosions from Russian attacks, while air defense systems engaged in defending the capital against the barrage.
Israel announces 'limited ground operations' in Lebanon against Hezbollah
The Israeli Defense Forces have launched limited ground operations in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah strongholds as part of a broader defense strategy.
How Iran is Trying to Trouble Israeli Defenses?
The article discusses Iran's strategic use of both old and new missiles in their attacks on Israel to preoccupy their air defenses.
Australia and Germany Preemptively Say They Will Not Send Naval Vessels to Trump
Australia and Germany have both stated they will not send naval vessels to the Strait of Hormuz following President Trump's request for countries to bolster defense efforts in the region.
Haggs: “No mercy, no quarter for our enemies”… Controversy over war law violations
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Haggs sparked controversy after stating there would be 'no mercy, no quarter' for Iranian forces, hinting at a potential violation of international law regarding treatment of prisoners of war.
Media: 8 companies interested in building a military village worth 0.5 billion euros in Kairiai
Eight companies have expressed interest in a public-private partnership for the construction of a military facility in Kairiai, Lithuania, with selection of candidates expected by the end of March.
Israel announces limited targeted ground operation against Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon
The Israeli Defense Forces have initiated limited ground operations in Southern Lebanon against Hezbollah strongholds to enhance their front defense zone.
Ukrainian defenders repel 167 Russian assaults over past day – Ukraine's General Staff
Ukrainian forces successfully repelled 167 Russian assaults within a single day, with intense combat seen in crucial areas.
Israel's military reports large-scale attack on Tehran
The Israeli Defense Forces have begun a significant wave of attacks on Tehran, targeting the infrastructure of what they describe as the Iranian terrorist regime.
"The time for the mafias is over," say the Ministers of the Interior and Defense as a curfew begins
Ecuador's Ministers of Interior and Defense announced the start of a curfew in provinces affected by crime, aiming to combat organized crime through coordinated military and police operations.
Billions from the SAFE program. Which Polish companies can profit the most from it
The article analyzes the potential financial gains for Polish defense and related companies from the SAFE program and discusses the broader implications for the defense industry.
We know which companies may benefit from SAFE
The article discusses the potential beneficiaries in the Polish defense sector from the SAFE program, highlighting innovative systems like the GLADIUS surveillance-strike system and the role of specific companies in ammunition production.
“We are going to regain control of the spaces where the mafias have tried to impose themselves,” says Defense Minister before curfew
Ecuador's Defense Minister Gian Carlo Loffredo announced a military and police operation to regain control from criminal organizations amid a curfew in multiple provinces.
CNN liberal panelist argues billions spent on defense should go to health insurance instead
Leigh McGowan suggested that the U.S. should prioritize health insurance spending over defense in light of government military actions.
Military pretensions
Brazil's Defense Minister José Múcio advocates for increased military spending citing global trends, despite Brazil's lack of direct involvement in current conflicts.
Israel's military reports large-scale attack on Tehran
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) are conducting a significant attack on Tehran, targeting the Iranian regime's infrastructure.
Israel's military reports large-scale attack against Tehran
The Israeli Defense Forces have launched a significant wave of attacks targeting Iran's infrastructure in Tehran, coinciding with a drone attack in Dubai that caused a fire near the international airport.
Israel is said to have attacked southern Beirut
Israel reportedly conducted an attack in southern Beirut, Lebanon, following an evacuation order issued by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).
Venstre wants to double the number of conscripts and build barracks
The Danish political party Venstre aims to increase the number of conscripts to 13,000 by 2035 as part of its defense policy, amid debates on national security.
Turkey: We Own 65% of the Military Drone Market Worldwide
Turkey's Minister of Industry and Technology announced that the country holds about 65% of the global military drone market, primarily due to advancements by Turkish company Baykar.
Spain evacuates more than 50 special operations soldiers from Iraq fighting against ISIS
Spain has evacuated over 50 special operations soldiers from Iraq due to mounting security concerns after a French soldier was killed in an attack by pro-Iran militias.