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Air Systems

Three-Year Ring of Fire: Israel Defense Forces Announces Conflict Balance Sheet

It has been announced that more than 100,000 targets, including locations in Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Iran, have been struck in large-scale operations conducted by Israel since the Hamas attacks.

12 Oct 2026 295 Views

Air Systems

Cost-Focused Revolution from Anduril: Steelfin Interceptor Missile Takes the Stage

American defense technology company Anduril has unveiled Steelfin, a new modular air defense interceptor aimed at reducing the cost of Patriot PAC-3 MSE missiles by two-thirds.

12 Oct 2026 791 Views

Air Systems

Heavy Missile Barrage on the Riyad Line: Houthi Saturation Attack Shakes Gulf Defense Doctrine

The coordinated ballistic missile and kamikaze UAV onslaught by Houthi forces in Yemen, targeting strategic airports in Saudi Arabia's capital Riyadh among others, has put Gulf critical infrastructure security and layered air defense architecture under a severe test.

11 Oct 2026 1,694 Views

Cyber & Space

Next-Generation Shield Against Hypersonic Threats: Lockheed Martin's PAC-3 Edge Move

Lockheed Martin has officially unveiled its new PAC-3 Edge interceptor missile, developed to counter accelerating hypersonic missile threats from global rivals such as China and Russia. Equipped with advanced seeker and multi-pulse motor technology, the system's initial tests are planned for 2027, with field deployment slated for 2031.

11 Oct 2026 607 Views

Air Systems

A Next-Generation Shield Against Hypersonic Threats: Lockheed Martin Shifts the Balance in the Field with the PAC-3 Edge Move

Lockheed Martin has unveiled the PAC-3 Edge, its next-generation interceptor missile developed to counter hypersonic and highly maneuverable ballistic missiles. Developed under the U.S. Army's Future Interceptor Missile Program, the system aims to enter the inventory by 2031, equipped with a multi-pulse rocket motor and an advanced seeker.

11 Oct 2026 913 Views

Air Systems

New Ruler of the Depths: US Navy Presses the Button for Next-Generation Nuclear Attack Submarine SSN(X)

The US Navy has initiated a formal request for information process to assess industrial base capabilities for the next-generation SSN(X) program, which will replace Virginia-class nuclear attack submarines. Planned to enter service in the 2040s, the submarine aims to transform the face of underwater warfare with its high transit speed and unmanned system integration.

11 Oct 2026 1,519 Views