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June 16, 2021

Russia Conducts Largest Navy Exercise Since Cold War As Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin Meet

Newsweek: The U.S. scrambled three F-22 stealth fighter jets from Hawaii on Sunday in an unscheduled flight that may have

June 16, 2021

LUCH to develop SD-300 mid-range air defense system for Ukrainian Army

Defence Blog: The Kyiv-based state design bureau LUCH has taken the opportunity at the Arms and Security exhibition being held

June 16, 2021

Raytheon integrates SPY-6 radar on USS Jack H. Lucas

Navy Recognition: According to a press release published by Raytheon on June 11, 2021, Raytheon Missiles & Defense, a Raytheon

June 16, 2021

Robust, credible and layered missile defense is the foundation of deterrence

Defense News: In 2005, an anticipated missile threat to the homeland prompted the expeditious fielding of a missile defense capability

June 16, 2021

Norms for Space Should Be Key to Arms Control Negotiations, Generals Say

Air Force Magazine: Multilateralism and norms of behavior in the space domain should be prioritized in any future arms control

June 15, 2021

Why the Biden administration must not trade away homeland missile defense

Defense News: Historically, modern presidential transitions have been rocky, to say the least. That is why many of us in

June 15, 2021

NATO calls on Iran to cease all ballistic missile activities

The Times of Israel: NATO leaders agree to a 41-page communique at their summit outlining the alliance’s approach to old

June 15, 2021

Reagan CSG enters South China Sea, upholds freedom of seas, commitment to allies, partners

Commander United States Pacific Fleet: The Ronald Reagan Carrier Strike Group is operating in the South China Sea for the

June 15, 2021

Ukraine considers buying the Iron Dome – report

The Jerusalem Post: The Ukrainian city of Mariupol is looking into purchasing the Iron Dome missile defense system from Israel in order

June 15, 2021

Erdogan sticks to his position on Russian missile deal after meeting with Biden

CNBC: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan gave no indication on Monday that Ankara’s deal with Moscow for the S-400 missile