- September 2nd, 2026
Russian President Vladimir Putin has renewed Moscow’s push to sell and jointly produce the Su-57 stealth fighter with India, reviving long-standing discussions on fifth-generation combat aviation cooperation and explicitly linking the proposal to the earlier India–Russia Fifth Generation Fighter Aircraft...
In contemporary great-power competition, exposure rarely comes in the form of theft. It arrives through continuity, maintenance ecosystems, and long-term technical proximity. The United States is attempting to anchor the security architecture of the Indo-Pacific through its partnership with India,...
The Royal Navy’s flagship aircraft carrier, the aircraft carrier HMS Prince of Wales, has suffered a technical breakdown while deployed in the North Atlantic, forcing urgent repairs in Norway and raising renewed questions about the reliability of Britain’s carrier fleet...
French Rafale fighter jets participating in NATO’s Baltic Air Policing mission recently conducted a close-range visual interception of a Russian Su-35 fighter aircraft during a tense encounter over the Baltic Sea, underscoring the persistent military friction between NATO and Russia...
Growing concerns over the capacity of the United States’ nuclear shipbuilding industrial base have prompted lawmakers to seek assurances that the Navy’s proposed Trump-class nuclear-powered battleships will not further strain an already overburdened system responsible for constructing aircraft carriers and...
A new amendment to the House Armed Services Committee’s version of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) could reshape the future of the U.S. Air Force’s iconic A-10C Thunderbolt II, ensuring the aircraft’s operational knowledge is preserved even as the...
The U.S. Air Force is moving to acquire a small number of unused MQ-9 Reaper drones from manufacturer General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. as it grapples with significant combat losses of the aircraft during sustained operations against Iran and Iranian-backed...
Inside a secure underground launch control center buried beneath the plains of Wyoming, two U.S. Air Force officers executed a tightly controlled simulation that represents one of the most consequential responsibilities in the U.S. defense structure: the operation of intercontinental...
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