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Indian Army shows interest in light tanks for defense along Chinese border
Indian military planners are seeking light tanks that can be airlifted to elevated areas along the Chinese border.
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Japan MoD requests ballistic missile defense funding in wake of NKorea threat
Ballistic missile defense features prominently in Japan’s defense budget request, with North Korea having recently carried out ballistic missile tests that included overflight of Japanese airspace.
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Saab, Adani Group forge partnership for India’s single-engine fighter
This announcement means India’s single-engine fighter aircraft competition is now shortlisted between the Saab-Adani partnership and Lockheed Martin of the U.S. in a tie-up with an Indian firm.
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Seeking help with Afghanistan, US holds up $255M to Pakistan
The United States will hold up $255 million in military assistance for Pakistan until it cracks down on extremist groups that threaten neighboring Afghanistan, officials said Thursday, in the first concrete step since President Donald Trump vowed to ramp up pressure on Pakistan.
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US, South Korea aircraft in show of force
The U.S. and South Korea responded to a recent missile launch over Japan by North Korea with a show of force.
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Japan Defense Ministry seeks missile interceptors in budget
Japan’s Defense Ministry is seeking a record-high budget to add missile interceptors and other equipment to defend the country from more North Korean weapons launches.
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Russia hoping to boost arms sales after Syrian usage
Russia is hopeful that the new weapons it tested for the first time in Syria will lead to a spike in arms sales abroad.
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Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
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Russian Kalashnikov arms maker presents riot control vehicle
Russian company Kalashnikov, the maker of the prolific assault rifle, has presented a new product.
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China, India, Pakistan face fallout from US strategy for Afghanistan
President Trump’s Afghanistan strategy could have a lasting impact on Pakistan, India and China.
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Indian Army shows interest in light tanks for defense along Chinese border
Indian military planners are seeking light tanks that can be airlifted to elevated areas along the Chinese border.
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Japan MoD requests ballistic missile defense funding in wake of NKorea threat
Ballistic missile defense features prominently in Japan’s defense budget request, with North Korea having recently carried out ballistic missile tests that included overflight of Japanese airspace.
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Saab, Adani Group forge partnership for India’s single-engine fighter
This announcement means India’s single-engine fighter aircraft competition is now shortlisted between the Saab-Adani partnership and Lockheed Martin of the U.S. in a tie-up with an Indian firm.
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Seeking help with Afghanistan, US holds up $255M to Pakistan
The United States will hold up $255 million in military assistance for Pakistan until it cracks down on extremist groups that threaten neighboring Afghanistan, officials said Thursday, in the first concrete step since President Donald Trump vowed to ramp up pressure on Pakistan.
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US, South Korea aircraft in show of force
The U.S. and South Korea responded to a recent missile launch over Japan by North Korea with a show of force.
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Japan Defense Ministry seeks missile interceptors in budget
Japan’s Defense Ministry is seeking a record-high budget to add missile interceptors and other equipment to defend the country from more North Korean weapons launches.
-
Russia hoping to boost arms sales after Syrian usage
Russia is hopeful that the new weapons it tested for the first time in Syria will lead to a spike in arms sales abroad.
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Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
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Russian Kalashnikov arms maker presents riot control vehicle
Russian company Kalashnikov, the maker of the prolific assault rifle, has presented a new product.
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China, India, Pakistan face fallout from US strategy for Afghanistan
President Trump’s Afghanistan strategy could have a lasting impact on Pakistan, India and China.
-
Indian Army shows interest in light tanks for defense along Chinese border
Indian military planners are seeking light tanks that can be airlifted to elevated areas along the Chinese border.
-
Japan MoD requests ballistic missile defense funding in wake of NKorea threat
Ballistic missile defense features prominently in Japan’s defense budget request, with North Korea having recently carried out ballistic missile tests that included overflight of Japanese airspace.
-
Saab, Adani Group forge partnership for India’s single-engine fighter
This announcement means India’s single-engine fighter aircraft competition is now shortlisted between the Saab-Adani partnership and Lockheed Martin of the U.S. in a tie-up with an Indian firm.
-
Seeking help with Afghanistan, US holds up $255M to Pakistan
The United States will hold up $255 million in military assistance for Pakistan until it cracks down on extremist groups that threaten neighboring Afghanistan, officials said Thursday, in the first concrete step since President Donald Trump vowed to ramp up pressure on Pakistan.
-
US, South Korea aircraft in show of force
The U.S. and South Korea responded to a recent missile launch over Japan by North Korea with a show of force.
-
Japan Defense Ministry seeks missile interceptors in budget
Japan’s Defense Ministry is seeking a record-high budget to add missile interceptors and other equipment to defend the country from more North Korean weapons launches.
-
Russia hoping to boost arms sales after Syrian usage
Russia is hopeful that the new weapons it tested for the first time in Syria will lead to a spike in arms sales abroad.
-
Russia seeks to allay Western fears about planned war games
Amid spiraling tensions over fighting in Ukraine, Western worries about Russia’s planned military exercise have ranged from allegations that Russia could keep its forces in Belarus after the drills, to fears of a surprise attack on the Baltics.
-
Russian Kalashnikov arms maker presents riot control vehicle
Russian company Kalashnikov, the maker of the prolific assault rifle, has presented a new product.
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China, India, Pakistan face fallout from US strategy for Afghanistan
President Trump’s Afghanistan strategy could have a lasting impact on Pakistan, India and China.
