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Germany has approved the development of a new missile to defend against drones, to be mounted on Skyranger 30 vehicles. The Small Anti-Drone Missile aims to bolster air defense capabilities and is expected to significantly enhance protection against small drones.
A Defense Department employee argues that recent United States strikes on alleged drug boats set a troubling legal precedent. Critics warn these actions could empower adversaries like China and undermine American interests. The op-ed urges caution and a reevaluation of current military strategies.
New Pentagon memos introduce strict fitness and grooming standards, lessen education requirements, and change the reporting processes for discrimination and fraud, waste, and abuse. The guidance will take effect in January, with troops required to take two annual fitness tests and undergo a review of the military's education system.
The Trump administration is planning a $6 billion arms sale to Israel, including helicopters and infantry assault vehicles. The weapons would not be delivered for two to three years, and the Biden administration had previously paused a shipment of bombs to Israel over concerns about civilian casualties.
Utah Air Guard base to wind down tactical air control party squadron as part of defense budget cuts, focusing on Indo-Pacific conflict preparation.
Israeli officials banned from Dubai Airshow over security concerns after air strike in Qatar. UAE and Israel have strengthened defense cooperation in recent years.
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen highlighted Europe's independence moment in her address, introducing measures like a drone alliance with Ukraine and a drone wall for protection. Additionally, she announced reparation loans for Ukraine funded by frozen Russian assets.
European countries are still dependent on the U.S. for key defense capabilities, such as intelligence gathering and missile defense. The report also points out gaps in space access and long-range strike capability, emphasizing the need for European nations to address these deficiencies.
NATO says all members will meet the alliance's defense spending target this year for the first time. European countries and Canada have sharply increased budgets, with some nations exceeding the minimum goal. Total alliance spending is projected to reach new highs in 2025.
Israel will not host a national pavilion at a major UK defense exhibition due to restrictions on official participation. The decision follows similar penalties at other European events amid growing criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza.
Experts warn that the U.S. Army's missile interceptor stocks are dangerously low after recent conflict, calling for urgent congressional action to boost procurement and production. Without intervention, replenishing these vital defenses could take years, leaving U.S. forces vulnerable.
Germany has suspended weapons exports to Israel over concerns about expanded military operations in Gaza. The move reflects growing international pressure and marks a shift in Germany's support for Israel. The suspension does not constitute a full arms embargo.
The United States Army will soon release a new air and missile defense strategy for 2040, focusing on advanced technology and lessons from recent conflicts. The plan aims to expand defense capabilities and prioritize smart missile defeat. The strategy also outlines a larger role for the Space and Missile Defense Command in homeland protection.
The United States Army will increase its air and missile defense force by thirty percent over the next eight years, adding new battalions and advanced systems. The move aims to address evolving threats and reduce pressure on existing units.
Germany has signed a $260 million deal with Elbit Systems to equip its A400M aircraft with advanced self-defense systems. The technology will be delivered over six years and is already used by multiple countries.
Syria has officially requested support from Turkey after recent clashes and increased tensions in Suwayda. Turkey will provide training and technical assistance to Syrian forces, focusing on defense capacity and regional stability.















