Defence Industry
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US Military Presence in Kuwait Strategic Response to Iranian Aggression
KUWAIT CITY, July 19 — The recent attack on US interests in the region may prompt additional American military deployments to Kuwait, a Gulf state…
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One-Way Attack Drones: The Technology Behind the Tower 22 Strike
WASHINGTON, Jul 19 — The one-way attack drone employed in the January 28 strike against a U.S. outpost belongs to a class of weapon that…
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Aerospace sensors quietly reshape aircraft safety with $800M market
LONDON, July 17 — The global aerospace structural health monitoring market, valued at roughly $800 million in 2024, is quietly becoming a critical battleground for…
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Russian Army’s BTG Formation Marks Shift From Cold War Doctrine
MOSCOW, July 17 — The battalion tactical group, or BTG, has become a standard combat formation in the Russian Army, a shift from Cold War…
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AeroVironment Faces Legal Risks and Investor Uncertainty
WASHINGTON, July 17 — When a securities fraud lawsuit lands on a company’s doorstep, the market often reacts before the legal arguments even begin. For…
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AeroVironment investors urged to step forward in fraud lawsuit
WASHINGTON, July 17 — A securities fraud lawsuit against AeroVironment is moving through its early legal stages, and the practical upshot for shareholders who bought…
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Russian President claims lead on hypersonic weapons, surpassing US
From merely catching up with the United States in the past, President Vladimir Putin of Russia claims that their country is now the world leader…
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Ukraine Defence Ministry: From 1991 to War Budget Spent in a Month
KYIV, July 16 — Against this backdrop of grinding war, the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine stands as the institutional backbone of the nation’s survival,…
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Green Berets Train for Global Unconventional Warfare
WASHINGTON, July 16 — The United States Army Special Forces, better known by their distinctive headgear as the Green Berets, operate under a doctrinal framework…
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Pete Hegseth: The Defense Secretary Behind the Fee Proposal
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The figure that matters: $2-3 billion annually. That was the Pentagon’s projected revenue from a proposed fee on vessels transiting the…
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