The Defense Post

German firm Quantum Systems Group is pushing the limits of electric flight with a series of high-speed experiments aimed at advancing future unmanned aircraft and interceptor drones.

Israel has reportedly spent years monitoring the movements of Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei through Tehran's traffic camera network.

The US has reportedly transferred several B61-12 thermonuclear gravity bombs to the UK, more than 15 years after withdrawing them from British soil in 2008.

Lockheed Martin has partnered with Red Hat to accelerate the development of swarm autonomy technology for unmanned aerial systems.

Czech defense company LPP Holding has unveiled an autonomous unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) built for military logistics, particularly ammunition delivery and casualty evacuation.

A Ukrainian military commander has announced the successful use of the country's first laser weapon on the battlefield.

Lithuania will donate 5,000 locally manufactured first-person view (FPV) drones to Ukraine and purchase 2,300 for its own military.

British vehicle manufacturer Supacat has introduced its newest innovation: a low-cost medium utility vehicle with a 3.5-ton payload capacity.

ZeroMark has secured $7 million in seed funding to advance the development of its handheld counter-drone technology based on Israel's Iron Dome.

The US Army is considering adopting a maintenance strategy used in Ukraine to reduce the time a broken vehicle has to wait before repairs.