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Ukraine’s F-16 Fleet Strained by Russia’s Drone War

A front view of an F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft armed with an AIM-9L Sidewinder training missile on the wingtip and two...

Babcock and Frankenburg Partner on Low-Cost Maritime Counter-Drone Missile System

The above image is for representational purposes only. British defence contractor Babcock is planning...

Krona-E: Kalashnikov’s Advanced Short-Range Air Defense System at IDEX 2025

At IDEX 2025, Kalashnikov will showcase its newest advancement in short-range air defense: the Krona-E system, set...

Thales UK Secures Major Contract for Advanced Air Defense Systems in Portugal

Thales UK, a prominent British defense firm, has landed a significant contract to provide advanced short-range air...

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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.

France Student Protests 2026: Groups and Youth Strike

A Fox News Digital investigation identified 54 organisations linked to France’s October 2026 protest movement. Separately, youth and socialist organisations are preparing a Europe-wide strike on November 20, calling for action against war and militarisation.

Saab Partners With Canadian Firms for Gripen Fighter Jet Production

Saab has partnered with CAE, IMP Aerospace and Magellan Aerospace to prepare for potential Gripen E fighter jet production in Canada. The proposal comes as the Canadian government reviews its F-35 purchase and explores options to strengthen domestic defence manufacturing.

Helsing Contra Air Defense System Targets Fast Drones

German defence company Helsing has unveiled Contra, an AI-coordinated air defence system combining Inferno and Ambush interceptor missiles. Designed to counter fast-moving attack drones, the system aims to keep interception costs below $100,000 per shot, with market readiness expected in late 2027.