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Japan deploys Patriot interceptors as North Korea alarms global leaders
Japan has started deploying land-based Patriot interceptors after North Korea threatened to send ballistic missiles flying over western Japan and landing near Guam.
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Ukraine in talks to sell Pakistan 100 tanks
In addition to export sales, Ukroboronprom is also producing Oplots for the country’s armed forces.
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Can North Korea missiles hit Guam?
Analysts believe North Korea has several missiles in its arsenal capable of reaching the Pacific island of Guam.
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US Army Pacific official: ISIS a growing threat in the Philippines
The Islamic State group’s affiliates in the southern portion of the U.S.-allied nation of the Philippines is a growing threat to U.S. security, a U.S. Army Pacific official said Tuesday.
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Sukhois for palm oil: Russia and Indonesia announce new barter arrangement
After three painstaking years of negotiation, Russia and Indonesia have finally agreed to sign a major aerospace deal later this year: 11 top-of-the-line Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets in exchange for Indonesian palm oil, coffee, and other goods.
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DoD in talks with Japan on Osprey flights following crash
The U.S. is in talks with the government of Japan to address its concerns about the continued operation of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys over Japan following a crash Saturday in Australia.
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New Zealand issues RFT for NH90 helicopter simulator
New Zealand’s MoD has issued a request for tenders for a simulator to train pilots to operate the NH90 medium utility helicopters.
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Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
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Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
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Japan deploys Patriot interceptors as North Korea alarms global leaders
Japan has started deploying land-based Patriot interceptors after North Korea threatened to send ballistic missiles flying over western Japan and landing near Guam.
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Ukraine in talks to sell Pakistan 100 tanks
In addition to export sales, Ukroboronprom is also producing Oplots for the country’s armed forces.
-
Can North Korea missiles hit Guam?
Analysts believe North Korea has several missiles in its arsenal capable of reaching the Pacific island of Guam.
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US Army Pacific official: ISIS a growing threat in the Philippines
The Islamic State group’s affiliates in the southern portion of the U.S.-allied nation of the Philippines is a growing threat to U.S. security, a U.S. Army Pacific official said Tuesday.
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Sukhois for palm oil: Russia and Indonesia announce new barter arrangement
After three painstaking years of negotiation, Russia and Indonesia have finally agreed to sign a major aerospace deal later this year: 11 top-of-the-line Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets in exchange for Indonesian palm oil, coffee, and other goods.
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DoD in talks with Japan on Osprey flights following crash
The U.S. is in talks with the government of Japan to address its concerns about the continued operation of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys over Japan following a crash Saturday in Australia.
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New Zealand issues RFT for NH90 helicopter simulator
New Zealand’s MoD has issued a request for tenders for a simulator to train pilots to operate the NH90 medium utility helicopters.
-
Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
-
Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
-
Japan deploys Patriot interceptors as North Korea alarms global leaders
Japan has started deploying land-based Patriot interceptors after North Korea threatened to send ballistic missiles flying over western Japan and landing near Guam.
-
Ukraine in talks to sell Pakistan 100 tanks
In addition to export sales, Ukroboronprom is also producing Oplots for the country’s armed forces.
-
Can North Korea missiles hit Guam?
Analysts believe North Korea has several missiles in its arsenal capable of reaching the Pacific island of Guam.
-
US Army Pacific official: ISIS a growing threat in the Philippines
The Islamic State group’s affiliates in the southern portion of the U.S.-allied nation of the Philippines is a growing threat to U.S. security, a U.S. Army Pacific official said Tuesday.
-
Sukhois for palm oil: Russia and Indonesia announce new barter arrangement
After three painstaking years of negotiation, Russia and Indonesia have finally agreed to sign a major aerospace deal later this year: 11 top-of-the-line Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets in exchange for Indonesian palm oil, coffee, and other goods.
-
DoD in talks with Japan on Osprey flights following crash
The U.S. is in talks with the government of Japan to address its concerns about the continued operation of U.S. MV-22 Ospreys over Japan following a crash Saturday in Australia.
-
New Zealand issues RFT for NH90 helicopter simulator
New Zealand’s MoD has issued a request for tenders for a simulator to train pilots to operate the NH90 medium utility helicopters.
-
Indian Navy wants Russian MiG-29K jets to be ‘ruggedized’
The call for improved ruggedness originates from an issue after deck landings. The MiG-29K fighter’s settings reportedly require a reset after landing on the deck of the carrier.
-
Politics, both home and abroad, drive South Korea THAAD deployment
Following North Korea’s July 28 launch of what the Pentagon has termed an ICBM, the South Korean government has had an apparent change of heart about the THAAD system.
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US arming Ukraine? A look at how Moscow might respond
There exists the risk that Ukraine takes U.S. weapons deliveries as approval for a renewed offensive on separatist positions — a move that could prompt Moscow to surge into the region to stabilize separatist positions.
