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MILITARY6d agoAI and autonomy in contested operationsAny potential major conflict the United States engages in will be shaped by AI and autonomous systems. US forces should expect their systems to operate in denied, degraded, intermittent, and limited (DDIL) conditions imposed by jamming techniques, cyber-attacks, and anti-satellite capabilities designed to sever the connectivity and wreak havoc on military operations. The post AI and autonomy in contested operations appeared first on Atlantic Council.Atlantic Council
MILITARY6d agoRajnath Singh lays foundation stone for ₹472-crore tank overhaul facility in JabalpurDefence Minister Rajnath Singh says the project reflects India's growing technological and industrial capabilities and strengthen Jabalpur's position as a hub for defence maintenance, modernisation and manufacturingThe Hindu
MILITARY6d agoIndia’s missile tech transfer to firms signals defence self-reliance on trackIndia is turning to its private industry to help produce missiles, hoping a wider manufacturing base can cut its import dependence while boosting its defence export capacity and deterrence against Pakistan and China. But India’s push towards self-reliance in defence manufacturing is still a distant goal, according to analysts, citing its missile supply chain’s heavy reliance on imported components, while private firms have yet to prove that they can soon build complex weapons. On Tuesday, Indian...South China Morning Post
MILITARY6d agoDHQ Debunks Viral Video Showing CDS Making Partisan RemarksThe military authorities said on Thursday that the video was fabricated and did not originate from the Defence Chief. The post DHQ Debunks Viral Video Showing CDS Making Partisan Remarks appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
MILITARY6d agoTrump’s Missile Math ProblemAn accounting of how the White House has run down key munitions in the Iran war.Foreign Policy
MILITARY6d agoRomania Receives First EUR2 . 5B Payment Under SAFE Defence InstrumentRomania has received its initial payment of EUR2.5 billion under the SAFE Defence Instrument. This funding will support the nation's defense capabilities.zfenglish.com · Romania
MILITARY6d agoCastelion wins $90m US Navy deal for Blackbeard hypersonicCastelion secured a $90 million deal with the US Navy for "Blackbeard hypersonic" technology. This contract signifies significant investment in advanced military capabilities.naval-technology.com · United Kingdom
MILITARY6d agoExclusive - Pentagon NATO review preparing troop options for Hegseth by November 6kelo.com · United States
MILITARY6d agoUgandan forces showcase skills at military competition amid Gaza deployment rowTeams from across Uganda’s Defense Forces showcased their skills this week at the 2026 edition of the Interforces Drill Competition. The event comes amid controversy over the deployment of soldiers to the Gaza Strip, as part of the International Stabilisation Force.Africanews [en]
MILITARY6d agoSudan army says it shot down drone near Ethiopia borderThe Sudanese army claims to have shot down a drone operating near the Ethiopian border. This indicates a military incident with potential cross-border implications.news.az · Azerbaijan
MILITARY6d agoAJK people welcome successful visit of military leadership to IranPeople in AJK are welcoming a successful visit by military leadership to Iran. This highlights positive reception of international military engagement.radio.gov.pk · Pakistan
MILITARY6d agoITPS Canada Achieves NATO Flight Training Europe Accreditation – IT Business NetITPS Canada has successfully obtained NATO Flight Training Europe Accreditation. This achievement signifies a notable development for the company in military training standards.itbusinessnet.com · United States
MILITARY6d agoWhat China can do to secure trade routes in its coming high-seas struggle with USChina should forge a national consensus on “regaining mastery of the oceans” and direct overseas investment returns into defence spending to brace for sea-power competition with the US, according to a prominent Chinese academic. Di Dongsheng, associate dean of Renmin University’s school of international studies in Beijing, warned on Tuesday that as economic ties between the United States, the dominant maritime power, and China, which relies heavily on sea-bound trade, shifted towards...South China Morning Post
MILITARY6d agoCanada is bolstering its defense industry as US relations fray . A boom is on for local contractorsCanada is strengthening its defense industry amid strained relations with the US, which is expected to create a boom for local contractors.durangoherald.com · United States
MILITARY6d agoJapan extends deadline for nuclear anti - terror facilitiesJapan has extended the deadline for developing anti-terrorism facilities at its nuclear sites, indicating a focus on national security and infrastructure protection.azernews.az · Azerbaijan
MILITARY6d agoCanada is bolstering its defense industry as US relations fray . A boom is on for local contractorsCanada is strengthening its defense industry amid strained relations with the US, leading to increased opportunities for local contractors.goskagit.com · United States
MILITARY6d agoPhilippines’ rising military pensions risk triggering budget ‘time bomb’The Philippines’ push for military modernisation is being squeezed by a ballooning pension bill for its troops as fears mount over its ability to finance newer ships, aircraft and other defence assets. The Department of National Defence has proposed spending 142.95 billion pesos (US$2.3 billion) on military and uniformed personnel (MUP) pensions in 2027, out of a total proposed defence budget of 324.6 billion pesos. The planned pension budget is 7 per cent higher than the 133.91 billion pesos...South China Morning Post
MILITARY6d agoWhich EU countries invest more in maritime defence and why?Europe's naval rearmament is rising. Which countries drive the maritime defence boom and why the map may be misleading.EuroNews [en]
MILITARY6d agoEcuador's Minister of Defense announced coordinated operations with Colombia and the United States to reinforce security on the countries' borderGian Carlo Loffredo aseguró que esas operaciones buscan controlar a los grupos armados que operan en la zona.El Tiempo
MILITARY6d agoArmy to spend $2B to build nuclear microreactors at 5 bases as US seeks to ramp up nuclear powerThe U.S. Army plans to spend $2 billion on building nuclear microreactors at five bases as part of a national effort to increase nuclear power. This initiative represents a substantial investment in military energy infrastructure.wandtv.com · United States
MILITARY6d agoJapan fast-tracks anti-drone system amid China’s military build-upTokyo is experimenting with a radically faster way of buying new weapons – picking a domestically built interceptor drone less than three months after launching the procurement process. Analysts say this shift could help Japan respond more quickly to China’s expanding military capabilities. The defence ministry’s Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency (ATLA) announced on Tuesday that it had signed a contract to buy Terra Drone’s Terra B1 system following competitive trials. The decision...South China Morning Post
MILITARY6d ago3 Camp Pendleton Marines who defended Abbey Gate receive upgraded medalsThree Camp Pendleton Marines who defended Abbey Gate have received upgraded medals. This acknowledges their valorous actions during a past event.ocregister.com · United States
MILITARY6d agoUS Army to spend $2 billion nuclear microreactors for basesThe US Army has announced a plan to install what it calls nuclear microreactors at five of its bases across the country. The move would ensure the facilities' energy independence from the rest of the electric grid.DW News [en]
MILITARY6d agoSouth Korean ex-spy reveals toll of secret missions to North: ‘treated as expendable’In 1984, Ha Tae-jun, then 24, spotted a notice recruiting for a special unit at the Military Manpower Administration office in central Seoul’s Yongsan district. The notice was scrawled on the wall in marker, with little explanation. Ha applied, and his life was changed forever – training as a South Korean operative for covert missions into North Korea. “About a month after submitting background check documents, they said I’d passed and told me to meet at a cafe near my house,” said Ha, now 66...South China Morning Post
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