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South Korea’s presidential candidates are split on defense policies
South Korea faces the difficult tightrope walk of solidifying its alliance with the United States while avoiding any moves that can antagonize China. It will also likely need stronger ties with Japan and other nations that share worries about China’s rise.
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India braces for sanctions on Russia to delay weapons programs, deliveries
Russia has been the largest arms supplier to India since the early 1970s. Today, 60% of India’s military hardware inventory is from Russia or the former Soviet Union and the bulk of India’s license-based defense manufacturing comes from Russia.
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North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
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North Korea fires ballistic missile in resumption of testing
The missile launch was the eighth of its kind this year.
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What weapons has Russia sent to India?
Here’s a graphical representation of some major Russian weapons sales and deliveries to India from 2016-2020.
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UAE to buy a dozen Chinese L-15 trainer aircraft
UAE Air Force Col. Abdulnaser Al Humeidi revealed the country’s intent to buy the fixed-winged Chinese aircraft, with the possibility of increasing the quantity to 36.
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Boeing wins helicopter contract for Thailand
Boeing has been awarded a contract for AH-6 light-attack helicopters to Thailand, the Pentagon announced.
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Here are the competitors for Malaysia’s jet trainer contract
Malaysia is seeking 18 jets to replace its fleet of Hawk 108 trainers and Hawk 208 light-attack jets, which were introduced in 1994 and have suffered from increasing attrition.
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China sanctions Raytheon, Lockheed over Taiwan deal
The move is in response to a $100 million deal approved by the U.S. for maintenance of Taiwan’s missile defense systems by the two companies.
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Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
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South Korea’s presidential candidates are split on defense policies
South Korea faces the difficult tightrope walk of solidifying its alliance with the United States while avoiding any moves that can antagonize China. It will also likely need stronger ties with Japan and other nations that share worries about China’s rise.
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India braces for sanctions on Russia to delay weapons programs, deliveries
Russia has been the largest arms supplier to India since the early 1970s. Today, 60% of India’s military hardware inventory is from Russia or the former Soviet Union and the bulk of India’s license-based defense manufacturing comes from Russia.
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North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
-
North Korea fires ballistic missile in resumption of testing
The missile launch was the eighth of its kind this year.
-
What weapons has Russia sent to India?
Here’s a graphical representation of some major Russian weapons sales and deliveries to India from 2016-2020.
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UAE to buy a dozen Chinese L-15 trainer aircraft
UAE Air Force Col. Abdulnaser Al Humeidi revealed the country’s intent to buy the fixed-winged Chinese aircraft, with the possibility of increasing the quantity to 36.
-
Boeing wins helicopter contract for Thailand
Boeing has been awarded a contract for AH-6 light-attack helicopters to Thailand, the Pentagon announced.
-
Here are the competitors for Malaysia’s jet trainer contract
Malaysia is seeking 18 jets to replace its fleet of Hawk 108 trainers and Hawk 208 light-attack jets, which were introduced in 1994 and have suffered from increasing attrition.
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China sanctions Raytheon, Lockheed over Taiwan deal
The move is in response to a $100 million deal approved by the U.S. for maintenance of Taiwan’s missile defense systems by the two companies.
-
Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
-
South Korea’s presidential candidates are split on defense policies
South Korea faces the difficult tightrope walk of solidifying its alliance with the United States while avoiding any moves that can antagonize China. It will also likely need stronger ties with Japan and other nations that share worries about China’s rise.
-
India braces for sanctions on Russia to delay weapons programs, deliveries
Russia has been the largest arms supplier to India since the early 1970s. Today, 60% of India’s military hardware inventory is from Russia or the former Soviet Union and the bulk of India’s license-based defense manufacturing comes from Russia.
-
North Korea says it tested cameras for spy satellite
The official Korean Central News Agency said a test involved cameras for a reconnaissance satellite conducting vertical and oblique photography of a specific area of Earth.
-
North Korea fires ballistic missile in resumption of testing
The missile launch was the eighth of its kind this year.
-
What weapons has Russia sent to India?
Here’s a graphical representation of some major Russian weapons sales and deliveries to India from 2016-2020.
-
UAE to buy a dozen Chinese L-15 trainer aircraft
UAE Air Force Col. Abdulnaser Al Humeidi revealed the country’s intent to buy the fixed-winged Chinese aircraft, with the possibility of increasing the quantity to 36.
-
Boeing wins helicopter contract for Thailand
Boeing has been awarded a contract for AH-6 light-attack helicopters to Thailand, the Pentagon announced.
-
Here are the competitors for Malaysia’s jet trainer contract
Malaysia is seeking 18 jets to replace its fleet of Hawk 108 trainers and Hawk 208 light-attack jets, which were introduced in 1994 and have suffered from increasing attrition.
-
China sanctions Raytheon, Lockheed over Taiwan deal
The move is in response to a $100 million deal approved by the U.S. for maintenance of Taiwan’s missile defense systems by the two companies.
-
Australia accuses China of using ‘military grade’ laser against P-8A aircraft
While the use of lasers are unlikely to cause physical damage to the aircraft, the intensity of the beam could distract the pilots or cause injury to their eyes.
