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Canada Selects TKMS Type 212CD in Historic Submarine Deal

The above image is for representational purposes only. German naval shipbuilder ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems...

AUKUS Submarine Partnership: U.S.-Australia Defense and Indo-Pacific Security

U.S. lawmakers from both parties are pressing the Trump administration to uphold the trilateral security agreement aimed...

RAAF Deploys Ghost Shark UUV: Enhancing Australia’s Defense Capabilities

A recent strategic operation involving the Royal Australian Air Force's (RAAF) Boeing C-17 Globemaster III highlighted the...

Australia to upgrade northern military bases and ports, rectify fuel storage issues, and increase defense funding over the next decade

Australia's government is set to prioritize its defense capabilities with a focus on long-range precision strike capability,...

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Coalition of the Willing Exercise Prepares Force for Ukraine

Britain and France are leading KOALICJA 26.2, a multinational exercise involving around 2,800 troops from 11 countries. The drills are designed to test the command, logistics and operational readiness of a force that could support Ukraine after the war.

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.