
After 81 Years, Volkswagen WWII Past Meets Israel Rafael Deal Beyond Cars and Crisis
Eighty-one years after World War II, German auto giant Volkswagen is moving in a direction few expected. The company, long

Eighty-one years after World War II, German auto giant Volkswagen is moving in a direction few expected. The company, long

The MQ-28 Ghost Bat, developed by Boeing, is now entering the European defense space with strong support from Rheinmetall. This

North Korea tested a new battle tank equipped with an active protection system designed to intercept missiles and drones. The demonstration, overseen by Kim Jong Un, showed the tank defeating multiple threats simultaneously. While the 100% success rate is an official claim, the test highlights North Korea’s push to modernize its armored forces against modern warfare threats.

Japan has taken a decisive step in reshaping its defense posture by upgrading one of its key naval destroyers with

A new hybrid propulsion system designed for small battlefield drones is moving closer to real-world use, promising longer range, lower

New U.S. Air Force images show B-2 Spirit bombers with unusual white squares on their wings before missions to Iran. The stealth jets are flying long-range strikes, and the purpose of the new panels is unclear. Experts suggest they may be sensors, electronic warfare gear, or part of a coating upgrade.

The U.S. Marine Corps is moving its F-35C fighter jets to the Middle East for the first land-based combat deployment of this aircraft. The first five jets from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 311 have arrived at a base in England. They will join a major buildup of U.S. forces amid rising tensions with Iran.

Chinese researchers have ignited a solid rocket engine at a simulated depth of 200 metres — far deeper than current submarine‑launched missiles. The test, done with a special high‑pressure platform, showed stable combustion and thrust. The results could lead to pre‑positioned deep‑sea missile systems that are harder to detect.

AeroVironment has unveiled the LOCUST X3, a laser system that uses a 20‑30 kW beam and AI to take down small and medium drones. Built from soldier feedback, it offers a low‑cost alternative to interceptor missiles. The system is designed for threats like Iran’s Shahed and is headed for full testing soon.

In a recent Request for Information (RFI), the US Army asked industry partners to suggest sled or pallet-mounted air defense
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