


A vast Wildberries logistics centre south of Moscow and a plant producing solid rocket propellant in the Rostov region were among the sites hit during one of Ukraine’s largest overnight attacks on Russian territory. Kyiv also struck Russian military logistics…

The most consequential military technologies are not always those designed to destroy an opponent. Sometimes they are the ones that make it possible to keep a wounded soldier on the battlefield alive. That is the thinking behind an experiment by…

A Eurofighter destroyed an unmanned aircraft of unknown origin inside Latvian airspace after jets scrambled from Lithuania and Estonia. The engagement shows that interception can be immediate even when responsibility remains uncertain.

Anthony Albanese says Donald Trump has reaffirmed the three-country partnership as its first signature Pillar II project moves towards joint payloads and enabling systems for uncrewed underwater vehicles.

A reported new attack on Ust-Luga follows Ukraine’s large-scale operation against Novorossiysk, pointing to sustained pressure on widely separated Russian naval, energy and export infrastructure. Ukraine has reportedly struck the Russian Baltic port of Ust-Luga, returning to one of Moscow’s…

The German shipbuilder now expects annual sales to rise 10–12 per cent, but a higher revenue forecast should not be confused with an equivalent increase in production capacity.

Ukraine says two Kalibr-armed frigates, a Buyan-M missile ship and a Project 22160 patrol vessel were damaged at Novorossiysk. Satellite analysis indicates that the combined missile, aerial-drone and maritime attack may have reached additional ships and submarine-support infrastructure inside the…

Palianytsia jet drones, Neptune missiles and unmanned surface vessels were used against air defences, piers and port infrastructure at the principal Russian naval base on the eastern Black Sea, increasing pressure on a fleet already displaced from much of its…

Military divers neutralised two Gerbera-type unmanned aircraft in Romania's Black Sea economic zone after a civilian vessel found them near infrastructure expected to become central to European gas supply.

The Da Nang construction milestone moves Vietnam’s most ambitious indigenous warship from planning into production, but official claims about domestic weapons content and anti-submarine capability await detailed technical evidence.