Missile Defense News

May 17, 2018

Aegis integration under the microscope

Defence Connect: In its latest report on the government’s $89 billion Naval Shipbuilding Plan, the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) has cautioned against the

May 17, 2018

Putin: Ships armed with Kalibr missiles to be permanently on duty in Mediterranean

TASS: SOCHI, May 16. /TASS/. Russian naval ships armed with cruise missiles Kalibr will be permanently on duty in the

May 17, 2018

Raytheon: Romania will get newest Patriot configuration

Romania-Insider: US defense group Raytheon will deliver its latest configuration of the Patriot air defense missile system to Romania, the

May 17, 2018

ASTROS 2020 Program Strengthens Brazilian Army’s Artillery

Dialogo-Americas: The Brazilian Army (EB, in Portuguese) is set to receive by October 2018 eight MK3M modernized vehicles, capable of

May 17, 2018

Israeli Defense Contractor Rafael Sells Iron Dome to Romania

CTech: Israeli defense contractor Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd. has signed on Wednesday a deal with Romanian aerospace company Romaero

May 17, 2018

The Iran nuclear deal could still be saved, experts say

The Conversation “America will not be held hostage to nuclear blackmail,” President Donald Trump declared in his speech, justifying the

May 17, 2018

China shows off assault, anti-ship helicopters

Asia Times: A new variant of China’s Z-19 multirole reconnaissance/attack helicopter wrapped up its firing tests this week. This version

May 17, 2018

Taiwan Wants To Speed Up Construction Of Its New Missile-Toting Stealthy Catamarans

The Drive: Taiwan says it is accelerating production of nearly a dozen stealthy Tuo Chiang-class missile corvettes, the first of

May 16, 2018

US intelligence reports: Russia’s new hypersonic weapon will likely be ready for war by 2020

CNBC: A Russian weapon the U.S. is currently unable to defend against will be ready for war by 2020, according

May 16, 2018

Putin says Russia’s defense industry to get new Yars missile complexes in 2018

Reuters: SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) – Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that 14 missile regiments would receive the new

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