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Mil Mi-26 heavy lift cargo helicopter’s engine to be based on Aviadvigtel PD-8 engine
Russian Mil Mi-26 heavy lift cargo helicopter could be powered by an engine created based on the Aviadvigtel PD-8 engine…
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Slovenia sends its M-55S tanks in the framework of military aid to Ukraine
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob agreed on the transfer to Ukraine of 28 M-55S main…
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US warns of regime’s ‘end’ as N Korea fires off missiles
South Korea’s military detected the two launches from the North’s eastern coastal Tongchon area around midday, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of…
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Reuters: According to Russia, the British Navy blew up the Nord Stream
Reuters on reported on Russian claims that British navy personnel blew up the Baltic Sea gas pipelines between Russia and…
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US and South Korea to Hold Large-Scale Air Exercises Against North Korea
The United States and South Korea will hold a large-scale joint air exercise involving 240 military aircraft next week to…
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Russia suspends grain deal citing Ukraine drone attacks
Reports indicate that Russia has suspended participation in a deal to export agricultural produce from Ukrainian ports brokered by the…
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In-house built engines to power Türkiye’s cruise missiles
The variety and number of Türkiye’s domestic engines being delivered to carry nationally built cruise missiles to their targets have…
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Lithuania buying towed 120mm mortars from Spain’s Expal
The Lithuanian defense ministry has signed a contract with the Spanish company Expal Systems, SA for the purchase of towed…
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Northrop Grumman awarded contract to build 28 additional GQM-163A Coyotes
The U.S. Navy has awarded a $79 million contract to Northrop Grumman for the delivery of additional GQM-163A Coyote Supersonic Sea-Skimming Targets…
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Germany to restart the production of SMArt 155 artillery rounds
New, modernized, and renewed SMArt 155 artillery rounds will be made by Germany. The obsolete ones have long gone to…
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