Eitan Powerpack engines, AFV

U.S.-Israel $180 Million Eitan Engine Deal Marks Strategic Shift in Ground Warfare

The U.S. government has approved a $180 million foreign military sale to Israel for Eitan Powerpack engines, marking a significant milestone in bilateral defense cooperation. The Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA) announced the deal in late March, with Rolls-Royce Solutions...
Iran -US

Trump Warns Iran: Military Action Possible if Nuclear Talks Stall

President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to Iran, accusing Tehran of stalling nuclear negotiations and suggesting that the United States is prepared to take military action if talks fail. Speaking from the Oval Office on April 14 alongside...
Iran's 'Missile City' Video Reveals Strengths and Vulnerabilities

Trump’s 60-Day Ultimatum to Iran: Nuclear Brinkmanship or Diplomatic Breakthrough?

In a move that could reshape U.S.-Iran relations and tilt the balance of power in the Middle East, President Donald Trump has delivered a stark ultimatum to Iran: make meaningful progress on nuclear negotiations within 60 days or face potential...
Türkiye’s KAAN Fighter Jets

Indonesia’s Interest in Türkiye’s KAAN Fighter Jets Raises Questions Over Its Loyalty to South Korea’s KF-21 Program

In a move that has raised eyebrows across Asia's defence community, Indonesia has openly declared its interest in joining Türkiye’s KAAN fifth-generation fighter jet program, casting a shadow over its existing commitment to South Korea’s KF-21 Boramae project. The announcement,...
Turkish fighter jet KAAN

Saudi Arabia Eyes Turkish KAAN Stealth Fighters Amid F-35 Setback and Strategic Realignment

Saudi Arabia’s increasingly assertive pursuit of fifth-generation combat aircraft has taken a significant turn as the Kingdom reportedly explores the acquisition of up to 100 Turkish-built KAAN stealth fighters. The potential procurement marks a major pivot in Riyadh’s defense strategy,...
Nurol Makina-made "Ejder Yalchin" (Panthera) used by Malaysian troops serving with the United Nationa peacekeeping forces in Lebanon.

Malaysia’s New Tactical Muscle in Lebanon: Why 60 New HMLTVs Mark a Turning Point for Its Peacekeeping Forces

In a decisive move to bolster the safety and effectiveness of its peacekeeping troops in Lebanon, Malaysia will begin receiving 60 High Mobility Light Tactical Vehicles (HMLTVs) from mid-2026. These new vehicles are set to equip Malaysian forces deployed under...
Simorgh Launch Vehicle Iran

Iran Warns Neighbors U.S. Bases May Be Targeted as Nuclear Standoff Deepens

Tensions in the Gulf are rapidly escalating as Iran issues a pointed warning to nighboring countries: U.S. military installations on their soil could be in the crosshairs if a broader conflict erupts. The threat, delivered through a senior Iranian official...
A fighter jet takes off from the Eisenhower in the Red Sea

U.S. Air Campaign in Yemen Hits a Wall: $1 Billion Later, Houthis Remain Defiant

More than three weeks into a U.S. air campaign targeting Yemen’s Houthi rebels, Washington is confronting a hard truth: the strikes have failed to significantly degrade the group’s capabilities. Despite an arsenal of precision-guided missiles and cutting-edge drones, the Houthis...
Syria

America Must Accept the Limits of Its Power in Syria — And Focus on What Matters Most

The Illusion of Fixing Syria: For over a decade, the United States has poured energy, resources, and diplomatic capital into Syria, chasing an elusive goal: fixing a country shattered by civil war, authoritarian brutality, and proxy conflicts. But it’s time...
US aircraft carriers USS Carl Vinson and USS Harry S Truman have sailed into Indian ocean

USS Carl Vinson Heads to the Red Sea: A Show of Strength in a Shifting Conflict

The USS Carl Vinson, one of the most formidable warships in the U.S. Navy’s arsenal, sailed through the narrow lanes of the Malacca Strait, leading its carrier strike group on a high-stakes journey from the Western Pacific toward the Middle...
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