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May 3, 2024

Chinese satellites are breaking the US ‘monopoly’ on long-range targeting

Defense One The U.S. military has long held a key advantage over China’s: it can hit mobile targets at extremely

May 3, 2024

China launches far-side moon mission as competition with U.S. heats up

Nikkei Asia China on Friday launched its latest mission to the moon, aiming for the side that faces away from

May 3, 2024

NRO’s first batch of next-generation spy satellites set for launch

Space News The National Reconnaissance Office is preparing to launch the first phase of its new imaging satellite constellation built

May 3, 2024

Patriot air-defense system debuts at former American air base in the Philippines

Stars and Stripes The U.S. Army for the first time has deployed Patriot missile launchers to this sprawling facility shared

May 3, 2024

Missile defence successes in Gulf, Ukraine fuel global urgency to acquire systems

Reuters The success of ballistic missile defences facing their first complex, high-stakes combat scenarios in Israel, the Red Sea and

May 3, 2024

Italy ramps up support for Ukraine with new air defense systems ahead of G7

Yahoo! News Italy, under the leadership of PM Giorgia Meloni, has greenlit a new military aid package for Ukraine, featuring SAMP/T

May 3, 2024

U.S.-Japan missile development project to cost over $3 billion

Kyodo News The United States and Japan have estimated the total cost of jointly developing a new type of missile

May 2, 2024

Russian missiles hit Ukraine’s Odesa for the third time in a week, injuring 14

ABC News The situation on the front line in eastern Ukraine is worsening but local defenders are so far holding firm against

May 2, 2024

The US Navy wants a lot more of a missile that just recently scored its first kill to counter Pacific threats like China

Business Insider The US Navy will need a lot more of its SM-3 missile, an interceptor that only recently scored

May 2, 2024

China’s real military budget has quietly become almost as big as ours

The Hill Americans are too often put at ease by the erroneous statistic that the U.S. spends “more than the next 10