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Ukraine ramps up arms production, but a key bottleneck remains
Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump’s view on U.S. assistance to Ukraine has fluctuated considerably.
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Safeguarding data sovereignty in modern warfare
At DSEI, Arqit highlights how militaries must safeguard sovereign data while ensuring seamless collaboration with allies.
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Interceptor drones are Europe’s new hope for downing Russian Shaheds
The interest surrounding these platforms appears to be catching on, as several companies paraded their new variants at the DSEI fair in London.
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Learn about a high-speed drone smasher that uses its nose cone to ram enemy UAVs
Explosive charges? Net-firing guns? Aerial anti-drone interceptors use a number of complicated methods. But what about just ramming them at high velocity?
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Dubai Airshow nixes Israel attendance over bombing in Qatar
The organizers’ move became public a day after a Israel carried out an air strike targeting Hamas negotiators in a attack in Doha on Tuesday.
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BAE braces for biggest-ever order of CV90 combat vehicle in 2026
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia and the Netherlands in June agreed to explore joint procurement of the CV90.
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Red Cat advances drone warfare and all domain integration
At DSEI, Red Cat highlights its ARACHNID drone family, AI-enabled autonomy, and rapid innovation to support US and NATO warfighters.
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UK to produce Ukraine-designed interceptor drones, supply thousands
The envisioned interceptor has proven “highly effective” against Shahed one-way attack drones, UK Defence Secretary John Healey said.
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Restoring UK airborne nuclear deterrent is key goal for new air chief
“I would expect our adversaries to take a key note of this change,” said Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, the country’s new Chief of the Air Staff.
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This Estonian firm helps launch Ukraine’s combat drones
“Whenever you see a long-range drone hit a target inside Russia, it is likely that our launcher was used by the Ukrainian military to facilitate that.”
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Ukraine ramps up arms production, but a key bottleneck remains
Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump’s view on U.S. assistance to Ukraine has fluctuated considerably.
-
Safeguarding data sovereignty in modern warfare
At DSEI, Arqit highlights how militaries must safeguard sovereign data while ensuring seamless collaboration with allies.
-
Interceptor drones are Europe’s new hope for downing Russian Shaheds
The interest surrounding these platforms appears to be catching on, as several companies paraded their new variants at the DSEI fair in London.
-
Learn about a high-speed drone smasher that uses its nose cone to ram enemy UAVs
Explosive charges? Net-firing guns? Aerial anti-drone interceptors use a number of complicated methods. But what about just ramming them at high velocity?
-
Dubai Airshow nixes Israel attendance over bombing in Qatar
The organizers’ move became public a day after a Israel carried out an air strike targeting Hamas negotiators in a attack in Doha on Tuesday.
-
BAE braces for biggest-ever order of CV90 combat vehicle in 2026
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia and the Netherlands in June agreed to explore joint procurement of the CV90.
-
Red Cat advances drone warfare and all domain integration
At DSEI, Red Cat highlights its ARACHNID drone family, AI-enabled autonomy, and rapid innovation to support US and NATO warfighters.
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UK to produce Ukraine-designed interceptor drones, supply thousands
The envisioned interceptor has proven “highly effective” against Shahed one-way attack drones, UK Defence Secretary John Healey said.
-
Restoring UK airborne nuclear deterrent is key goal for new air chief
“I would expect our adversaries to take a key note of this change,” said Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, the country’s new Chief of the Air Staff.
-
This Estonian firm helps launch Ukraine’s combat drones
“Whenever you see a long-range drone hit a target inside Russia, it is likely that our launcher was used by the Ukrainian military to facilitate that.”
-
Ukraine ramps up arms production, but a key bottleneck remains
Since taking office in January, President Donald Trump’s view on U.S. assistance to Ukraine has fluctuated considerably.
-
Safeguarding data sovereignty in modern warfare
At DSEI, Arqit highlights how militaries must safeguard sovereign data while ensuring seamless collaboration with allies.
-
Interceptor drones are Europe’s new hope for downing Russian Shaheds
The interest surrounding these platforms appears to be catching on, as several companies paraded their new variants at the DSEI fair in London.
-
Learn about a high-speed drone smasher that uses its nose cone to ram enemy UAVs
Explosive charges? Net-firing guns? Aerial anti-drone interceptors use a number of complicated methods. But what about just ramming them at high velocity?
-
Dubai Airshow nixes Israel attendance over bombing in Qatar
The organizers’ move became public a day after a Israel carried out an air strike targeting Hamas negotiators in a attack in Doha on Tuesday.
-
BAE braces for biggest-ever order of CV90 combat vehicle in 2026
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia and the Netherlands in June agreed to explore joint procurement of the CV90.
-
Red Cat advances drone warfare and all domain integration
At DSEI, Red Cat highlights its ARACHNID drone family, AI-enabled autonomy, and rapid innovation to support US and NATO warfighters.
-
UK to produce Ukraine-designed interceptor drones, supply thousands
The envisioned interceptor has proven “highly effective” against Shahed one-way attack drones, UK Defence Secretary John Healey said.
-
Restoring UK airborne nuclear deterrent is key goal for new air chief
“I would expect our adversaries to take a key note of this change,” said Air Chief Marshal Harv Smyth, the country’s new Chief of the Air Staff.
-
This Estonian firm helps launch Ukraine’s combat drones
“Whenever you see a long-range drone hit a target inside Russia, it is likely that our launcher was used by the Ukrainian military to facilitate that.”
