Missile Defense News

August 24, 2017

New Syrian Missile Factories look a lot like ones in Iran

The Drive: Satellite imagery appears to confirm earlier reports that Syria is building a new ballistic missile production complex near

August 24, 2017

Russian nuclear bombers on mission near North Korea stopped by fighter jets

The Daily Star: Tupolev-95MS bombers were intercepted by South Korean and Japanese fighter jets while flying over neutral waters, Russia’s

August 24, 2017

The Abrams tank could soon get this new missile defense system to make it even tougher to kill

The Business Insider: The M1 Abrams tank has a reputation for being very hard to kill. According to Tom Clancy’s

August 23, 2017

New North Korea photos reveal hidden details of missile program

CNN: Newly released photos appear to reveal unexpected advances in North Korea’s missile program, experts say, including a previously unseen

August 23, 2017

How Russian Hypersonic Missiles Shattering the Pillars of US Naval Doctrine

Sputnik News: Russia’s top-secret Zircon hypersonic missiles are likely to change the balance of power at sea, RIA Novosti contributor

August 23, 2017

North Korea reveals missile plans as Kim orders production boost

The Express Tribune: North Korea revealed plans for the development of its missile programme on Wednesday, as leader Kim Jong-Un

August 23, 2017

Drones Will Help Protect Guam From North Korean Missiles

Defense One: POWAY, California — Teams of modified MQ-9 Reaper drones are being prepped to keep airborne eyes on North

August 22, 2017

Moving Forward With THAAD

Foreign Affairs: Tempers in North Korea and the United States are rising amid speculation that Pyongyang has successfully fitted a

August 22, 2017

Salehi Says Iran Could Resume Uranium Enrichment In Five Days

Radio Free Europe: The head of Iran’s Atomic Energy Organization has said that the country would need only five days

August 22, 2017

Japan Urges Pressure on North Korea, Military to Seek Record Defense Spending

Reuters: TOKYO (Reuters) – Japan’s new foreign minister Taro Kono said on Tuesday international pressure against North Korea must be