Month: May 2026

Australia Says Will Join France, UK Mission in Hormuz

Australia will join a "strictly defensive" mission led by France and Britain to secure shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Drone Attack Kills Six in Sudan’s Darfur

A drone attack killed six people in the paramilitary-controlled city of Al-Daein in Sudan's Darfur region, medical source and residents said.

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Pentagon Says US Cost of Iran War Nearing $29 Billion

The Pentagon said the cost of the war with Iran had climbed to $29 billion, as President Trump faced mounting scrutiny over the conflict.

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Ultra Maritime Expands US Facility to Boost Next-Gen Naval Radar Production

Ultra Maritime has opened an expanded facility in Wake Forest, North Carolina, to increase production of next-generation radar systems for US Navy surface ships.

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US Army Taps Teledyne’s Rogue 1 for LASSO Loitering Munition Program

The US Army has selected Teledyne FLIR Defense’s Rogue 1 loitering munition system for its Low Altitude Stalking and Strike Ordnance program.

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Accelint, Vitesse Merge to Build Faster AI-Enabled Battlefield Decision Systems

Defense firms Accelint and Vitesse Systems have merged under the Lyntris name to combine sensor hardware, mission software, and AI tools for US and allied military programs.

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Leidos to Scale US Army Hypersonic Programs Under $2.7B Contract

The US Army has awarded Leidos a $2.7-billion contract to move key hypersonic weapons programs from development into production.

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Challenger 3: Inside Britain’s Upgraded Main Battle Tank

This guide breaks down how the Challenger 3 is transforming Britain’s armored warfare capabilities with upgraded firepower, survivability, and battlefield technology built for modern combat.

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US Navy to Induct Last Freedom Warship in Historic Ohio Event

The US Navy’s final Freedom-class littoral combat ship has arrived in Cleveland, Ohio in preparation for its admittance into service.

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Netanyahu Signals Shift Away From Billions in US Military Aid

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Middle Eastern country should phase out US military assistance over the next decade as it seeks deeper regional partnerships and greater defense independence.

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