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Naval Systems
Game-Changing Move from French CMN: 107-Meter Multi-Purpose Heavy Corvette Design Unveiled
French shipbuilder CMN introduced its 107-meter multi-purpose corvette concept, the largest and most heavily armed warship it has designed to date. The platform stands out with a range of 9,000 nautical miles and advanced air and anti-submarine defense systems.
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Naval Systems
A Step for Power Balance in the Pacific: US Navy Accelerates Tomahawk Missile Warhead Production
The US Navy has commissioned a new energetic material mixer at the China Lake facility to increase the production capacity of Tomahawk missile WDU-36/B warheads. This move, aimed at accelerating Raytheon's production rate, seeks to ensure stockpiles for high-intensity conflict scenarios.
Naval Systems
Royal Navy from the Royal Navy: Norwegian-designed mine-hunting main ships are coming
Within the framework of the strategic defense agreement signed between England and Norway, the Royal Navy is delivering three new Open Sea Support Ships (OSV) with the P1118 design, which includes autonomous and unmanned systems.
Air Systems
Turkey's Rapid Actions for Appointment of Critical Oversight Body in US Congress
The US Congress is conducting the process to appoint the new head of the Government Accountability Office (GAO), which oversees federal spending, at an extraordinary speed. The opposition views this rapid procedure as a 'rushed battle' and an attempt to undermine independent oversight.
Air Systems
Hybrid Threat in the Arctic: Russia's Intelligence Gathering Operation in Alaska's Energy-Related Waters
It was revealed that Novatek, a Russian energy giant based in the United Arab Emirates, collected sensitive bathymetric data near Alaska's strategic coastlines and close to U.S. military facilities as part of a natural gas project centered in the UAE.
Land Systems
Land Systems
Strategic Axis in Defense Industry Between Ankara and Riyadh: Istanbul Summit Opens the Door to a New Era
The Istanbul Summit, bringing together the Turkish and Saudi Arabian defense industry ecosystems, certified that joint production, technology transfer, and deepening military-industrial cooperation between the two countries have evolved into a new phase.
Land Systems
Stern Protocol Warning to Pentagon Nominee Hegseth at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier: A Test of Military Discipline and Institutional Memory
The stern protocol warning received from a guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by US Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth and his delegation during their visit to Arlington National Cemetery has deepened debates in Washington over the military's institutional traditions and civil-military relations.
Land Systems
A New Breath in Armored Warfare from Russia: Heavy Unmanned Tank 'Shturm' Based on T-72 and T-90 Chasses
Russia aims to transform urban combat doctrine with 'Shturm', a heavy unmanned combat system developed based on the hull structures of T-72 and T-90 main battle tanks.
Naval Systems
Naval Systems
Critical Threshold in AUKUS Partnership: Australian Company Joins US Submarine Supply Chain
Australian propulsion systems manufacturer VEEM Ltd. has achieved a historic milestone within the framework of the AUKUS defense pact by securing its first production orders for the US Navy's nuclear-powered Virginia-class submarine program.
Naval Systems
Vision of Future Warships from Italian Naval Industry: MMMV, FREMM Evo and New DDX Class
Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri unveiled the modular MMMV platform designed for autonomous operations with a crew of six and fully unmanned (USV) capability in the future, detailed the FREMM Evo frigates produced with AI-supported shipyard infrastructure, and introduced the new DDX warship that will replace the Italian Navy's Horizon-class frigates.
Naval Systems
Game-Changing Move from French CMN: 107-Meter Multi-Purpose Heavy Corvette Design Unveiled
French shipbuilder CMN introduced its 107-meter multi-purpose corvette concept, the largest and most heavily armed warship it has designed to date. The platform stands out with a range of 9,000 nautical miles and advanced air and anti-submarine defense systems.
Air Systems
Air Systems
Autonomous Power Breaking the Sound Barrier: Rapid Response Revolution from Northrop Grumman and Hermeus
Northrop Grumman and Hermeus Corporation have formed a strategic partnership to develop next-generation, autonomous, and highly survivable military aircraft capable of reaching speeds above Mach 2 for the U.S. military. This collaboration aims to deploy unmanned systems based on open architecture and integrated with electronic warfare capabilities that can be fielded within months.
Air Systems
Critical Line on the Frontline: Starshield Crisis: Claims of Speed Restrictions from Ukraine
Ukraine claims systematic speed restrictions and disruptions in Starshield military satellite communication systems on the frontline, which it says have crippled operations, while SpaceX unequivocally denied these allegations.
Air Systems
New Security Architecture in Northwest Europe and Northwest Atlantic: Historic Alliance of NATO Allies
NATO allies, the United Kingdom and the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF), signed a historic Northwest Naval Initiative agreement to enhance maritime security, strengthen deterrence, and operate jointly against hybrid threats in Northwest Europe, the Baltic Sea, and the Northwest Atlantic.
Cyber & Space
Cyber & Space
Paris Exhibition: SeaOwl and KNDS Joint Development Tracus Kamikaze IDA Changes Naval Doctrine
French naval robot expert SeaOwl and KNDS presented Tracus kamikaze IDA with a 30 kg special warhead at Euronaval 2026 exhibition.
Cyber & Space
Military Supremacy Race in Space: SDA Integrates SpaceX Laser Terminals into Missile Tracking Satellites
The Space Development Agency (SDA) has initiated a new feasibility study for the integration of SpaceX laser communication terminals into military missile tracking satellites in order to detect hypersonic threats at an early stage.
Cyber & Space
Mysterious Cruise Missile Signal in Iran's Underground Facilities: Low Radar Cross-Section Draws Attention
A new type of mysterious cruise missile displayed in the underground 'missile city' facilities of the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps creates a new source of concern in regional power balances with its low radar cross-section (RCS) characteristics.