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Ukraine plans to replace approximately one-third of its frontline troops with unmanned ground vehicles by the end of the year.

The US Army awarded Palantir and Anduril a combined $192 million contract to move the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) program from prototype

Iran has captured a US Navy drone submarine in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting the critical waterway as a testing ground for new military technologies.

Bipartisan US senators are expressing deep concerns over the US Army's decision to disband a cutting-edge drone battalion, arguing it could hinder the military'

China's new Type 100 main battle tank, featuring an unmanned turret, active protection systems, and hybrid-electric propulsion, signals a significant shift in t

GoPro is reportedly shifting its focus towards military technology following an investment from a prominent YouTube star, potentially transforming its business

New jet-powered drones used by Russia in Ukraine are causing anxiety due to their increased destructiveness, speed, and difficulty to shoot down compared to pre

Russia secretly assisted Iran in developing supersonic cruise missiles under Project 'C430L'.

Russia is reportedly assisting Iran in developing 'supersonic cruise missiles' under a program codenamed C430L, involving the transfer of highly sensitive milit

The Pentagon has awarded X-Bow Systems nearly $11 million to develop a new low-cost interceptor system, aiming for a cost below $750,000 per launch, significant

Russia is reportedly looking to sell five more S-400 missile systems to India, a move that could align with Prime Minister Modi's 'Atmanirbhar Defence' initiati

The UK's Paras and Royal Marines are adopting rucksack-sized paragliders, developed this year with £6 million funding from the Ministry of Defence, to launch th

The UK Ministry of Defence plans to trial a British-made paraglider system for soldiers to conduct covert operations without needing aircraft.

Chinese companies are rapidly entering the market for 3D-printed drone interceptors, driven by increased global demand due to ongoing conflicts.

The rapid proliferation of cheap one-way attack drones, exemplified by the Iranian Shahed drone, has been facilitated by a complex global supply chain with sign

China has reportedly developed hypersonic missiles capable of targeting planes from miles away, combining a Hypersonic Glide Vehicle (HGV) with air-to-air missi

Despite Ukraine's pleas and eventual acquisition of expensive Western tanks, drones have rendered these vehicles almost unusable in the ongoing conflict.

Humanoid robots are increasingly being developed and tested for military applications, raising questions about their future role in warfare.

The Mirror reports on Ukraine's use of drones in warfare, detailing how operators navigate mine-strewn battlefields to rescue wounded comrades and evade Russian

Modern conflicts highlight the challenge of intercepting short-range ballistic missiles, with Russia and Iran extensively using them. India's Pralay missile off

The U.S. Army has decided to phase out a new drone battalion established earlier this year, despite lagging in drone technology. This decision followed tensions

The US Army is opening its training centers to private drone companies, removing the requirement for existing government partnerships to access testing ranges.

Ukraine is utilizing balloons and Starlink Mini terminals to extend the operational range of its FPV drones, enabling deeper strikes against Russian logistics.

Indian air power has undergone a significant transformation, evolving from improvisations during Operation Safed Sagar in the Kargil War to a decisive force dem