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Ukraine's "Call Of Duty" Style War System Rewards Troops For Russian Kills
The system, called ePoints and launched in 2024, tracks battlefield performance using data submitted by Ukrainian units.
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Iran Rebuilding Weapons Base Quickly, Already Producing Drones: Report
Sources told CNN that Iran is restoring lost military strength by repairing and replacing missile positions, launch equipment, and the production lines for essential weapons systems damaged in the conflict.
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US Air Force Warns AI-Powered Robot Fighters Could Surpass Human Pilots
A senior US Air Force official has warned that AI-powered autonomous fighter aircraft could eventually outperform human pilots, highlighting the Pentagon's accelerating push toward drone warfare and artificial intelligence-driven combat systems.
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Russians Covertly Trained By China Return To Fight In Ukraine: Reports
A second report described air defence training at a military facility, including with electronic warfare rifles, net-throwing devices and drones to counter incoming drones. Two officials said the facility was located in Zhengzhou.
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Drones Are Like "Claws In The Sky" Now: Air Force Chief
The seminar is being co-hosted by think-tank Centre for Aerospace Power & Strategic Studies (CAPSS) and Indian Military Review (IMR) publication, at the IAF's Subroto Park here.
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Opinion | 'Hellish Difficulty': Why India Should Be Keeping An Eye On China's New 'Shipborne' Drone
The GJ-21, which has a reported combat attack radius of up to 1,500 kilometres, when combined with a land-attack long-range precision-strike system, can have the ability to strike deep within a territory's mainland.
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One Year Of Operation Sindoor: How India's Defence Tech Is Rewriting War
Operation Sindoor 1st Anniversary: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently described Operation Sindoor as proof of India's tech-driven military might.
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Cheap, Invisible, Accurate: Hezbollah's Deadly New Weapon Against Israel
Israel believes Hezbollah sources the base drones from China or Iran before attaching a grenade or similar explosive device to each one.
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Hezbollah's Fibre-optic Drones Pose New Challenge For Israel
Hezbollah's cheap fibre-optic drones are creating new challenges for Israeli troops in southern Lebanon, forcing the military to adapt its tactics...
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What Goldman Sachs Predicts About Future Of Strait Of Hormuz
Even though both US and Iran have stopped major attacks, including ballistic missiles and drones, the conflict hasn't truly ended.
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How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
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How Iran Sucker-Punched Trump Into 'Escalation Trap' 'Hellhole'
Trump is now under pressure, not just from allies but also within; the President's approval rating is the lowest it has ever been and mid-term elections are only seven months away.
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After 35 Years Fighting Hackers, This Cybersecurity Legend Is Now Hacking Drones
Veteran cybersecurity expert Mikko Hypponen has moved from fighting malware to countering drone threats, citing rising risks highlighted by modern warfare and evolving technology.
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"You Know Nothing": Iran's Warning After Trump's "Stone Age" Threat
The statement came hours after the US President said in a televised address that Iran had "very few" missile launchers left and that its ability to launch missiles and drones had been "dramatically curtailed".
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Before Drones Flew Over The Gulf, Praying Mantis Followed An Iran Mine Strike
Operation Praying Mantis was the culmination of a decade of escalating tension and proxy warfare across the Middle East. The operation redrew the balance of power in the Gulf.
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Ukraine's "Call Of Duty" Style War System Rewards Troops For Russian Kills
The system, called ePoints and launched in 2024, tracks battlefield performance using data submitted by Ukrainian units.
-
Iran Rebuilding Weapons Base Quickly, Already Producing Drones: Report
Sources told CNN that Iran is restoring lost military strength by repairing and replacing missile positions, launch equipment, and the production lines for essential weapons systems damaged in the conflict.
-
US Air Force Warns AI-Powered Robot Fighters Could Surpass Human Pilots
A senior US Air Force official has warned that AI-powered autonomous fighter aircraft could eventually outperform human pilots, highlighting the Pentagon's accelerating push toward drone warfare and artificial intelligence-driven combat systems.
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Russians Covertly Trained By China Return To Fight In Ukraine: Reports
A second report described air defence training at a military facility, including with electronic warfare rifles, net-throwing devices and drones to counter incoming drones. Two officials said the facility was located in Zhengzhou.
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Drones Are Like "Claws In The Sky" Now: Air Force Chief
The seminar is being co-hosted by think-tank Centre for Aerospace Power & Strategic Studies (CAPSS) and Indian Military Review (IMR) publication, at the IAF's Subroto Park here.
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Opinion | 'Hellish Difficulty': Why India Should Be Keeping An Eye On China's New 'Shipborne' Drone
The GJ-21, which has a reported combat attack radius of up to 1,500 kilometres, when combined with a land-attack long-range precision-strike system, can have the ability to strike deep within a territory's mainland.
-
One Year Of Operation Sindoor: How India's Defence Tech Is Rewriting War
Operation Sindoor 1st Anniversary: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh recently described Operation Sindoor as proof of India's tech-driven military might.
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Cheap, Invisible, Accurate: Hezbollah's Deadly New Weapon Against Israel
Israel believes Hezbollah sources the base drones from China or Iran before attaching a grenade or similar explosive device to each one.
-
Hezbollah's Fibre-optic Drones Pose New Challenge For Israel
Hezbollah's cheap fibre-optic drones are creating new challenges for Israeli troops in southern Lebanon, forcing the military to adapt its tactics...
-
What Goldman Sachs Predicts About Future Of Strait Of Hormuz
Even though both US and Iran have stopped major attacks, including ballistic missiles and drones, the conflict hasn't truly ended.
-
How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
-
How Iran Sucker-Punched Trump Into 'Escalation Trap' 'Hellhole'
Trump is now under pressure, not just from allies but also within; the President's approval rating is the lowest it has ever been and mid-term elections are only seven months away.
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After 35 Years Fighting Hackers, This Cybersecurity Legend Is Now Hacking Drones
Veteran cybersecurity expert Mikko Hypponen has moved from fighting malware to countering drone threats, citing rising risks highlighted by modern warfare and evolving technology.
-
"You Know Nothing": Iran's Warning After Trump's "Stone Age" Threat
The statement came hours after the US President said in a televised address that Iran had "very few" missile launchers left and that its ability to launch missiles and drones had been "dramatically curtailed".
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Before Drones Flew Over The Gulf, Praying Mantis Followed An Iran Mine Strike
Operation Praying Mantis was the culmination of a decade of escalating tension and proxy warfare across the Middle East. The operation redrew the balance of power in the Gulf.
