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US Cyber Arsenal Depleted Fast in Modern Conflict
The US cyber arsenal is being rapidly depleted in modern conflicts, leaving military leaders scrambling to regenerate and develop new capabilities. Vice Adm. Heidi Berg warns that high-value cyber effects can be consumed quickly, creating a strategic constraint that demands urgent attention.
Ukraine's F-16 Force Grapples with Severe Air-to-Air Missile Shortage
Ukrainian F-16 pilots are flying combat missions with a critical disadvantage: they're often armed with nothing more than the jet's internal cannon, due to a severe shortage of air-to-air missiles. This shortage is forcing them to drastically adapt their tactics, with some pilots taking to the skies during the day with limited firepower.
Danish Museum Donates Soviet-Era Armor to Ukraine
In a powerful show of support, Denmark's Panzermuseum East has sent its first batch of Soviet-era armored vehicles to Ukraine, including a BMP-1 infantry fighting vehicle and an MT-LB amphibious tracked vehicle equipped with advanced surveillance radar. This historic donation is set to make a lasting impact on the ground.
US Weighs Munitions Stockpiles as Iran Fighting Pauses
President Donald Trump brushed off concerns about dwindling high-end munitions, confidently asserting that the US has a substantial stockpile, with Trump adding that he'd like to have even more. The US is actively restocking and ramping up production to replenish its arsenal.
Taiwan Aims to Export Drone Ecosystem Beyond Hardware
Taiwan is taking a bold step in the drone industry by focusing on exporting not just drones, but the entire ecosystem that makes them reliable and efficient in various applications. By prioritizing a non-red supply chain, the country aims to offer a trustworthy alternative to Chinese-dominated drone markets.
Zelenskyy's Ouster of Ukraine Defense Minister Sparks Protests, Allies' Concern
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has ousted Defense Minister Mikhailo Fedorov, citing the minister's unauthorized procurement decisions, a move that has sparked protests and concern among allies. The sudden dismissal follows a public feud with Gen. Oleksandr Syrskyi, commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
Russia's Su-57 Targets Ukrainian Drones with Unusual Weapons Load
New photos reveal Russia's advanced Su-57 fighter jet packing a surprising punch against Ukrainian drones, with a mysterious pod and air-to-air missiles in tow. The unusual weapons load comes as the small fleet of just nine Su-57s is thrust into a new kind of battle.
US Army Unveils Drone-Focused Unit to Counter Pacific Adversaries
The US Army has launched a game-changing unit that combines cutting-edge drone technology with advanced maneuver capabilities to counter threats in the Pacific - meet the 7th Infantry Division Multi-Domain Command – Pacific. This powerful new unit will blur the lines between land, air, and digital battlefields, making it a major force multiplier in the region.
Congress Probes Pentagon's Ability to Supply Ukraine with Patriot Interceptors
The Senate Armed Services Committee is pressing the Pentagon for answers on whether it can ramp up deliveries of crucial Patriot interceptors to Ukraine, following concerning cutbacks in supplies. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that monthly shipments of PAC-3 missiles were slashed due to competing demands from the Middle East, not a lack of funds.