Israel announces rearmament of Iran
Israel believes that Iran is reconstituting its military capabilities in order to prepare for a potential new Israeli operation.
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Will Turkey's Bayraktar TB3 naval drone become an export success?
Turkey hopes to unveil its new Bayraktar TB3 drone this year. The armed drone is a successor to the TB2, well-known for its combat successes in Libya, Syria, Nagorno-Karabakh, and other places. Unlike its TB2 predecessor, the TB3 is designed …
India, biggest buyer of Russian arms, looks to diversify suppliers
India is looking to domestic firms and eastern European nations for military gear and ammunition
Chinese missiles can likely sink US carriers
Congressional Research Service quotes US commanders saying Chinese anti-ship ballistic missiles can now hit moving targets
SIPRI's TOP-20 global arms exporting countries
Global conflict seems to be soaring, but arms exports in recent years have remained flat after a two-decade surge
Germany blocks arms exports to Ukraine, which is arming itself to counter an imaginary Russian threat
Germany reportedly refused to allow Estonia to send its German-made weapons to Ukraine. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania pledged support to Kyiv against "possible Russian aggression", …
Will Iran buy Russian Su-35 fighter jets?
ran and Russia will reportedly sign a 20-year $10 billion defense agreement in January 2022. Under that agreement, Moscow will supply Tehran with 24 Su-35SEs, two advanced S-400 air defense missile systems and a military satellite
Washington backs $650m missile sale to Riyadh
The US Senate rejected a resolution on Tuesday that would have prohibited the proposed sale of advanced medium range air-to-air missiles, missile launchers and other weapons and support to Saudi Arabia
Why US arming Ukraine
The US is taking more frequent moves recently to arm Ukraine and escalate the Russia-Ukraine confrontation
Caspian naval capabilities
Over the past years, Russian diplomats have repeatedly expressed their hope that Tehran will ratify the Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea signed on August 12, 2018, in Aktau following the results of the 5th Caspian Summit
Middle East leads as world’s most prolific arms market
The politically and militarily volatile Middle East continues its run as one of the world’s biggest single arms markets—led primarily by Saudi Arabia
Cheap and combat-tested: the growing market for Turkish drones
After several successive and well-publicized victories over numerous battlefields last year, Turkey’s locally-built Bayraktar TB2 armed drones have gained several new export customers in 2021, with Ankara even exporting its drones to Europe for the first time
Azerbaijan invites Pakistan and Turkey to rebuild Karabakh
Turkey, Pakistan, and Azerbaijan have agreed to formulate a joint strategy to stem the rising wave of hatred against Muslims in the world and curb terrorism, including its state-sponsored form, with Baku inviting both allies to help rebuild the Nagorno-Karabakh region
The National Interest explains popularity of Russian 'Triumph'
The S-400 Triumf surmounted a tortured development cycle to become one of the world’s leading missile defense systems and a pivotal Russian export product. The S-400 is an excellent system; it's not horrifically expensive, versatile in its deployment, and accurate enough to take down any NATO fighter, The National Interest writes in the article Why is Russia's S-400 Air Defense System So Dangerous?
China and Russia wary of Japanese militarism
The Japanese military is the most respected institution in the country
US has no chance against Russia's Avangard
Russia’s missile can devastate US Defenses
The National Interest: Russia’s T-15 Armata is a force to be reckoned with
There is no NATO vehicle that is comparable to the T-15
US estimates new Russian bomber
The Russian government has approved the development of a new heavy bomber
