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NATO’s Drone Dilemma: Drones vs Traditional Weapons in Modern Warfare

As militaries study the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, a pressing question emerges: have drones displaced conventional weapons like...

Type 055 vs. Arleigh Burke: The Future of Naval Warfare and Technology

In a recent high-stakes simulation, a Chinese Type 055 destroyer, accompanied by two unmanned drone boats, engaged...

Elon Musk Criticizes F-35, Advocates for Drones in Future Air Combat

Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX and Tesla and co-head of the new Department of Government Efficiency...

Sky Saker FX800A: China’s Advanced Strike Drone Revolutionizing Modern Warfare

The Sky Saker FX800A, a new Chinese strike drone unveiled at the Zhuhai Airshow, represents a significant...

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French FDI Frigate: Inverted Bow Proves Its Worth

France's Defense and Intervention Frigate (FDI) is demonstrating the advantages of its distinctive inverted bow, with its former commander highlighting improved seakeeping, reduced vibration and strong performance in rough seas.

Destinus Ruta Cruise Missile Production Reaches 300 a Month

European defence startup Destinus says it has produced more than 1,750 Ruta cruise missiles, with monthly output approaching 300 units. The company has also started producing the larger Ruta Block 2 variant as it prepares to meet growing European demand.

DAUPHIN Off-Board Active Decoy: France Develops Naval Drone

France is developing DAUPHIN, a drone-based off-board active decoy designed to protect naval vessels from anti-ship missiles. Led by the DGA, the programme brings together Thales and Lacroix to develop an autonomous electronic warfare system using digital radio frequency memory technology.

French Army Drone Units Expand Ahead of 2027

France is scaling up dedicated drone-combat formations after the 1st Marine Infantry Regiment demonstrated how surveillance drones, FPV attack systems and loitering munitions can disrupt conventional military operations. The French Army plans to establish additional units by 2027 while adapting its doctrine to address electronic warfare and counter-drone threats.