Missile Defense News

April 29, 2015

Four Key Areas for Japan-US Military Cooperation

Defense One: U.S. President Barack Obama and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe are pledging to deepen military cooperation in the

April 28, 2015

Murphy praises Poland’s decision to buy Patriot missiles from Raytheon

Bristol Press: WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy recently praised the latest step in partnership between the United States and

April 28, 2015

GOP, Pentagon tussle over East Coast shield

Politico: The Pentagon has repeatedly said it doesn’t need — nor can it afford — a third anti-missile battery on

April 28, 2015

Turkish company to take part in NATO’s defense program

Anadolu Agency: Turkey’s defense systems producer, ASELSAN, will be part of the team involved in the NATO Ballistic Missile Defense

April 28, 2015

US-Japan defense deal broadens Tokyo’s role in face of growing Chinese might

The Guardian: The United States and Japan have unveiled new rules for defense cooperation in a historic move that will

April 27, 2015

N. Korea threatens nuke attacks on U.S.

Yonhap News: SEOUL, April 27 (Yonhap) — North Korea threatened on Monday to target the United States with its nuclear

April 24, 2015

Russia Conducts Simulated Launches of Iskander-M Missiles

Sputnik News: An Iskander-M missile unit of Russia’s Eastern Military District performed a computer-simulated launch of one of Russia’s most

April 24, 2015

Russia won’t supply S-300 missile to Iran soon, minister says

Jerusalem Post: MOSCOW – Supplying Iran with Russian S-300 missile defense systems is not a matter of the nearest future,

April 24, 2015

North Korea’s missiles are no longer a punchline

MarketWatch: Until recently, the reliability of North Korea’s missiles was so sketchy that the country’s arsenal had little use other

April 24, 2015

Euro Missile Defense Must Adapt to Meet Russia Threat

MDAA Press Release: London – April 24, 2015 — NATO’s European missile defense policy, long aimed only at countering missile threats from