At least 16 US military aircraft, including drones and fighter jets, have been destroyed since the start of the Iran war, according to a report.

In this episode, we explore the cat-and-mouse game of jamming and anti-jamming that’s reshaping drones, robotics, and modern warfare.

The packages include systems for the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Jordan, and range from counter-drone technology to aircraft munitions.

The Iran war reflects how drones are no longer supporting weapons but central instruments of modern conflict, redefining how ...

Last month, Lindon, Utah-based Fortem Technologies announced that it had received “a multimillion-dollar order from DHS,” to protect U.S. venues at the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup using its ...

Colombia’s Defense Minister Pedro Arnulfo Sánchez said on Thursday that the evolving relationship between Washington and Venezuela’s new authorities is creating an opening to strengthen cross-border ...

Ukrainian soldiers carrying an injured comrade, often moving slowly, become prime targets for Russian forces as they ...

Iran intensified its attacks on Gulf oil and gas infrastructure Thursday in retaliation for an Israeli attack on a key Iranian gas field, dramatically raising the stakes in a war that's sending ...

According to the press service, the company’s production capacity allows it to fully meet all domestic customer needs for this munition and export the Kub-E without affecting domestic contracts ...

The Cheburashka radiating antennas can connect to a ground control station at a distance of up to 20 km from the operator console to ensure personnel safety ...

The U.S. Air Force is moving to equip special operations teams with lightweight FPV attack drones that can strike targets ...