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F-15QA bound for Qatar declares emergency upon landing, leaves runway in Illinois; USAF pilots eject safely
Both U.S. Air Force active duty pilots on board “ejected safely and sustained only minor injuries,” according to the service.
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Iron Dome intercepts drone during combat for first time, says Israeli military
In total, Israel has intercepted six drones using multiple countermeasures since hostilities began between Israel and Hamas on May 10, the Israel Defense Forces said.
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Egypt bumps up its Rafale fleet by 30 new planes
The new acquisition complements the first Egyptian purchase of 24 Rafales six years ago and will up the Rafale fleet in the Egyptian Air Force to 54, making it the second-largest in the world after France.
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Turkey arrests nine more suspects in industrial espionage case
In the new phase of the investigation, Turkish prosecutors ordered the detention of nine individuals, including two who work for the country’s top procurement agency, the Presidency of Defense Industries.
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The Iniochos military exercise in Greece is bad news for Iran
While Israel and the United Arab Emirates have participated in the exercise before, this year’s iteration is the first following the 2020 Abraham Accords.
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The world spent almost $2 trillion on defense in 2020
The U.S. and China made up more than half of all military spending in 2020.
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How Israel’s missile defense organization is preparing for the threats of the future
The head of the Israel Missile Defense Organization explains what threats the agency needs to be prepared for in the future.
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China’s surprising drone sales in the Middle East
It would be a mistake to dismiss China as an irrelevant player in the Middle East arms market, especially because of its sales of drones.
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Britain’s top general is unhappy about US Afghanistan withdrawal plans
Gen. Nick Carter says that while he respects the view taken by the Biden administration, it is “not a decision we hoped for.”
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Biden’s Mideast drawdown poses perils
Drawing down America’s posture in the Middle East sends the wrong message as the Biden administration simultaneously pursues nuclear negotiations with Iran.
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F-15QA bound for Qatar declares emergency upon landing, leaves runway in Illinois; USAF pilots eject safely
Both U.S. Air Force active duty pilots on board “ejected safely and sustained only minor injuries,” according to the service.
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Iron Dome intercepts drone during combat for first time, says Israeli military
In total, Israel has intercepted six drones using multiple countermeasures since hostilities began between Israel and Hamas on May 10, the Israel Defense Forces said.
-
Egypt bumps up its Rafale fleet by 30 new planes
The new acquisition complements the first Egyptian purchase of 24 Rafales six years ago and will up the Rafale fleet in the Egyptian Air Force to 54, making it the second-largest in the world after France.
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Turkey arrests nine more suspects in industrial espionage case
In the new phase of the investigation, Turkish prosecutors ordered the detention of nine individuals, including two who work for the country’s top procurement agency, the Presidency of Defense Industries.
-
The Iniochos military exercise in Greece is bad news for Iran
While Israel and the United Arab Emirates have participated in the exercise before, this year’s iteration is the first following the 2020 Abraham Accords.
-
The world spent almost $2 trillion on defense in 2020
The U.S. and China made up more than half of all military spending in 2020.
-
How Israel’s missile defense organization is preparing for the threats of the future
The head of the Israel Missile Defense Organization explains what threats the agency needs to be prepared for in the future.
-
China’s surprising drone sales in the Middle East
It would be a mistake to dismiss China as an irrelevant player in the Middle East arms market, especially because of its sales of drones.
-
Britain’s top general is unhappy about US Afghanistan withdrawal plans
Gen. Nick Carter says that while he respects the view taken by the Biden administration, it is “not a decision we hoped for.”
-
Biden’s Mideast drawdown poses perils
Drawing down America’s posture in the Middle East sends the wrong message as the Biden administration simultaneously pursues nuclear negotiations with Iran.
-
F-15QA bound for Qatar declares emergency upon landing, leaves runway in Illinois; USAF pilots eject safely
Both U.S. Air Force active duty pilots on board “ejected safely and sustained only minor injuries,” according to the service.
-
Iron Dome intercepts drone during combat for first time, says Israeli military
In total, Israel has intercepted six drones using multiple countermeasures since hostilities began between Israel and Hamas on May 10, the Israel Defense Forces said.
-
Egypt bumps up its Rafale fleet by 30 new planes
The new acquisition complements the first Egyptian purchase of 24 Rafales six years ago and will up the Rafale fleet in the Egyptian Air Force to 54, making it the second-largest in the world after France.
-
Turkey arrests nine more suspects in industrial espionage case
In the new phase of the investigation, Turkish prosecutors ordered the detention of nine individuals, including two who work for the country’s top procurement agency, the Presidency of Defense Industries.
-
The Iniochos military exercise in Greece is bad news for Iran
While Israel and the United Arab Emirates have participated in the exercise before, this year’s iteration is the first following the 2020 Abraham Accords.
-
The world spent almost $2 trillion on defense in 2020
The U.S. and China made up more than half of all military spending in 2020.
-
How Israel’s missile defense organization is preparing for the threats of the future
The head of the Israel Missile Defense Organization explains what threats the agency needs to be prepared for in the future.
-
China’s surprising drone sales in the Middle East
It would be a mistake to dismiss China as an irrelevant player in the Middle East arms market, especially because of its sales of drones.
-
Britain’s top general is unhappy about US Afghanistan withdrawal plans
Gen. Nick Carter says that while he respects the view taken by the Biden administration, it is “not a decision we hoped for.”
-
Biden’s Mideast drawdown poses perils
Drawing down America’s posture in the Middle East sends the wrong message as the Biden administration simultaneously pursues nuclear negotiations with Iran.
