Ukraine shoots down ‘invincible’ Russian missile
The Kh-47M2 Kinzhal missile, previously deemed 'undefeatable' by Russian President Vladimir Putin, has demonstrated vulnerabilities.
British Typhoon jets defend Sweden in exercise
The week-long exercise, a profound display of allied military prowess, involved a broad spectrum of ground, sea, and air assets.
MUSTANG Portfolio moves forward
Notably, the portfolio will include 'Next Generation Red Air' and 'Next Generation Surface EW Threat' training initiatives.
Britain giving Ukraine long range cruise missiles
Britain has announced that it has given Ukraine long-range Storm Shadow cruise missiles to repel Russian forces.
RAF begin crew training for new armed drone
The Royal Air Force has initiated aircrew training for the new Protector RG Mk1 Remotely Piloted Aircraft System (RPAS) in the United States.
Typhoon jet suffers technical issue and returns to base
Last night, a Typhoon jet faced a technical issue that caused the pilot to 'Squawk 7700', leading to a precautionary recovery and safe landing at its base.
UK confirms plans to purchase APKWS-II rockets for Apache
The Ministry of Defence is in advanced discussions with the US Government to procure the Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS) II laser-guided rockets for the British Army Air Corps' AH-64E Apache fleet.
MBDA in successful MAADS and CAMM-ER Test
The test involved a target drone simulating an attack on the launcher, validating the defence capabilities and performance of both the missile and the entire system in an integrated mode.
A robust partnership – UK and US defence and intelligence
The UK reaps the rewards of US resources and economies of scale, while the US gains from British niche capabilities, global reach, and commitment to defending shared values.
US General raises concerns over reduced Wedgetail purchase
The procurement, which has been cut from five to three airframes, has sparked debate over the operational efficacy and value for money of the decision.
