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Scores of Aselsan staff indicted for terror links
Turkish prosecutors have launched a probe into scores of personnel at the military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company.
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Japan denies reports it test-fired XASM-3 missile
Japan has denied reports speculating that it had test-fired a new supersonic air-launched anti-ship missile last week, although a test-firing is still on the cards for later this year.
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US sanctions are affecting India-Russia defense deals: MoD source
“Payment for half a dozen defense deals have been stuck (on account of US sanctions against Russia),” the MoD source said.
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Indian Navy seeks to replace Israeli Barak-1 air defense system
India has made a global request for information to purchase 10 SRSAM systems and 600 missiles at a cost of about $1.5 billion.
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Marine Corps trims Hornet squadrons in Japan with F-35 arrival
The Marines will now have one F/A-18 squadron at Marine Combat Air Station Iwakuni on rotations under the Unit Deployment Program, down from the previous two.
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US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
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C-130J Super Hercules arrives at Yokota Air Base
U.S. Pacific Air Forces welcome the first of 14 C-130J Super Hercules at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
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UN report shows North Korea using Africa to slip sanctions
North Korean weapons barred by U.N. sanctions ended up in the hands of U.N. peacekeepers in Africa, a confidential report says. That incident and others in more than a half-dozen African nations show how North Korea, despite facing its toughest sanctions in decades, continues to avoid them on the world’s most impoverished continent with few…
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Iran tests sophisticated Russian-made air defense system
Iran successfully test-fired a sophisticated Russian-made air defense system, the official IRNA news agency reported on Saturday.
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Russian general speaks with NATO counterpart for 1st time in years
The Russian Defence Ministry says the nation’s top military officer has spoken to his NATO counterpart for the first time in several years.
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Scores of Aselsan staff indicted for terror links
Turkish prosecutors have launched a probe into scores of personnel at the military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company.
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Japan denies reports it test-fired XASM-3 missile
Japan has denied reports speculating that it had test-fired a new supersonic air-launched anti-ship missile last week, although a test-firing is still on the cards for later this year.
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US sanctions are affecting India-Russia defense deals: MoD source
“Payment for half a dozen defense deals have been stuck (on account of US sanctions against Russia),” the MoD source said.
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Indian Navy seeks to replace Israeli Barak-1 air defense system
India has made a global request for information to purchase 10 SRSAM systems and 600 missiles at a cost of about $1.5 billion.
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Marine Corps trims Hornet squadrons in Japan with F-35 arrival
The Marines will now have one F/A-18 squadron at Marine Combat Air Station Iwakuni on rotations under the Unit Deployment Program, down from the previous two.
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US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
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C-130J Super Hercules arrives at Yokota Air Base
U.S. Pacific Air Forces welcome the first of 14 C-130J Super Hercules at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
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UN report shows North Korea using Africa to slip sanctions
North Korean weapons barred by U.N. sanctions ended up in the hands of U.N. peacekeepers in Africa, a confidential report says. That incident and others in more than a half-dozen African nations show how North Korea, despite facing its toughest sanctions in decades, continues to avoid them on the world’s most impoverished continent with few…
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Iran tests sophisticated Russian-made air defense system
Iran successfully test-fired a sophisticated Russian-made air defense system, the official IRNA news agency reported on Saturday.
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Russian general speaks with NATO counterpart for 1st time in years
The Russian Defence Ministry says the nation’s top military officer has spoken to his NATO counterpart for the first time in several years.
-
Scores of Aselsan staff indicted for terror links
Turkish prosecutors have launched a probe into scores of personnel at the military electronics specialist Aselsan, Turkey’s biggest defense company.
-
Japan denies reports it test-fired XASM-3 missile
Japan has denied reports speculating that it had test-fired a new supersonic air-launched anti-ship missile last week, although a test-firing is still on the cards for later this year.
-
US sanctions are affecting India-Russia defense deals: MoD source
“Payment for half a dozen defense deals have been stuck (on account of US sanctions against Russia),” the MoD source said.
-
Indian Navy seeks to replace Israeli Barak-1 air defense system
India has made a global request for information to purchase 10 SRSAM systems and 600 missiles at a cost of about $1.5 billion.
-
Marine Corps trims Hornet squadrons in Japan with F-35 arrival
The Marines will now have one F/A-18 squadron at Marine Combat Air Station Iwakuni on rotations under the Unit Deployment Program, down from the previous two.
-
US military remains dominant in Asia, but China is rising
While the U.S. military remains the dominant force in Asia and the world, China has been moving from quantity to quality and is catching up quickly in equipment, organization and capability.
-
C-130J Super Hercules arrives at Yokota Air Base
U.S. Pacific Air Forces welcome the first of 14 C-130J Super Hercules at Yokota Air Base in Japan.
-
UN report shows North Korea using Africa to slip sanctions
North Korean weapons barred by U.N. sanctions ended up in the hands of U.N. peacekeepers in Africa, a confidential report says. That incident and others in more than a half-dozen African nations show how North Korea, despite facing its toughest sanctions in decades, continues to avoid them on the world’s most impoverished continent with few…
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Iran tests sophisticated Russian-made air defense system
Iran successfully test-fired a sophisticated Russian-made air defense system, the official IRNA news agency reported on Saturday.
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Russian general speaks with NATO counterpart for 1st time in years
The Russian Defence Ministry says the nation’s top military officer has spoken to his NATO counterpart for the first time in several years.
