- April 28th, 2025

In a newly released video from Iranian state media, two of the country’s top military leaders are seen driving through a vast underground weapons facility packed with missiles and rockets. The video, set to ominous music, serves as a direct...

The Eisenhower Carrier Strike Group (IKECSG) has reshaped how the U.S. Navy prepares for high-level combat operations, pioneering several firsts in naval aviation and combat tactics while deployed in the Red Sea. Over the course of late 2023 and early...

Türkiye has successfully tested the SOM-J (Stand Off Munition-J) cruise missile, marking a major milestone in its defense technology advancements. The missile, developed by TÜBİTAK SAGE and produced by ROKETSAN, was launched from an F-16 of the Turkish Air Force’s...

Satellite and ground imagery recently shared on social media have revealed a new system of Chinese amphibious bridging barges, likely designed to support large-scale amphibious operations targeting Taiwan. Naval News provides an analysis of these developments, detailing their design and...

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has deployed missile systems to three hotly contested islands in the Persian Gulf, amplifying Tehran’s military footprint in one of the world’s most geopolitically sensitive waterways. The deployment comes with an explicit warning: Iran...

In a move that could significantly enhance Malaysia’s maritime defense posture in the South China Sea, the Royal Malaysian Navy (RMN) is considering establishing a forward submarine operating base at the future Markas Wilayah Laut 4 (MAWILLA 4) in Muara...

In a development with far-reaching implications for the future of precision strike warfare on the Korean Peninsula and beyond, South Korea’s indigenously developed air-launched cruise missile (ALCM), the Cheonryong, has entered a new phase of testing. The long-range weapon is...

Tensions in the Baltic theatre escalated further following a high-stakes aerial encounter in international airspace, where a French Navy ATL2 maritime patrol aircraft was “locked on” by a Russian naval fire-control radar—an act widely interpreted by Western defence analysts as...

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