Missile Defense News

May 11, 2017

CIA Opens New Center on North Korea

U.S. News & World Report: The Central Intelligence Agency has set up a new center on North Korea, it announced

May 11, 2017

Iran may be hiding a missile program under the guise of satellite launches

Business Insider: Iran’s communications minister recently announced plans to put two satellites into space, but the impending launch may be cover

May 10, 2017

Iran to Launch Two New Satellites, Likely Cover for Illicit ICBM Program

The Washington Free Beacon: Iran is preparing to launch two new domestic satellites into space, according to a new announcement

May 10, 2017

Lasers in combat: New Space and Missile Defense commander on what’s to come

Defense News: The Army’s future air-and-missile defense capabilities are taking shape under the newest Space and Missile Defense commander, Lt.

May 10, 2017

Russia showcases Arctic hardware in Red Square military parade

Reuters: Russia rolled out air defense systems built to operate in sub-zero Arctic conditions on Tuesday as it showcased its

May 10, 2017

Chinese Company May Have Helped North Korea Secure Missile Materials For Nearly A Decade

The National Interest: North Korea appears to have built up its weapons program with a little bit of outside help.

May 10, 2017

Iran top leader vows to enhance missile capability

Xinhua Net: Iran will increase its missile capability despite the enemies’ propaganda against it, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

May 10, 2017

U.S. defense officials say a long-range Patriot missile battery may be deployed to the Baltic region later this year as part of a military exercise.

Associated Press: U.S. defense officials said a long-range Patriot missile battery may be deployed to the Baltic region later this

May 10, 2017

GOP Senator to Introduce Bill Strengthening U.S. Missile Defense Amid North Korean Threat

The Washington Free Beacon: Sen. Dan Sullivan (R., Alaska) will introduce legislation as early as next week to authorize the

May 10, 2017

Missile defense review could push back potential Fort Drum site decision

Watertown Daily Times: The military will hold off picking a preferred East Coast site for missiles, potentially Fort Drum, until

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