Missile Defense News

July 13, 2020

DoD research and engineering director Lewis to temporarily fill Griffin’s former post

SpaceNews Mark Lewis, director of defense research and engineering for modernization, will temporarily serve in the role of undersecretary of

July 13, 2020

S-400 vs Rafale: Turkey to deploy Russian S-400 Missile to counter French Rafale Jets

The EurAsian Times Turkey has been on the receiving end of attacks by Rafale jets in Libya and is looking

July 13, 2020

Iran to deploy two air defense missile systems to Syria: report

Tehran Times Citing “informed sources from Iran and Syria”, the daily said that the agreement has two military and political

July 13, 2020

To Deter War with China, Defend Guam

National Interest The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) seeks to supplant the United States as the global preeminent power. In doing

July 13, 2020

Houthis fire ballistic missiles at Saudi Arabia

The Jerusalem Post Saudi Arabia said it intercepted ballistic missiles fired from Yemen overnight between Sunday and Monday. Four missiles

July 10, 2020

Powerful Russian Submarine Seen Entering Baltic Sea

Forbes An Oscar-II class nuclear-powered cruise missile submarine was seen entering the Baltic early Thursday. Russia normally only deploys diesel-electric

July 10, 2020

U.S. approves $620 million missile upgrade package for Taiwan

Reuters The United States has approved a possible $620 million upgrade package for Patriot surface-to-air missiles to Taiwan, the State

July 10, 2020

First launch of Chinese Kuaizhou-11 rocket ends in failure

Space News Launch of a new Chinese Kuaizhou-11 commercial solid rocket ended in failure Friday resulting in the loss of

July 10, 2020

US approves sale of 105 F-35 stealth fighters to Japan

Live Mint The United States announced Thursday that it has approved the sale of 105 F-35 stealth aircraft to Japan for an

July 10, 2020

Mike Pompeo: US working with Gulf states to counter Iran’s growing missile threat

The National US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Thursday that Washington was working in more than one way