US Navy Picks CoAspire’s RAACM-ER for $70 Million CHAOS Coalition Strike Program
The US Navy selected CoAspire's RAACM-ER for the CHAOS program under a $70 million agreement, aiming to arm allies with a low-cost maritime strike weapon...
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Leonardo and BAE Chiefs Float Earlier GCAP Service Entry as Partner Window Narrows
Leonardo CEO Lorenzo Mariani says GCAP entry into service could move forward around two years from 2035, while BAE Systems CEO Charles Woodburn warns the...
Hensoldt Doubles Order Intake as Backlog Passes €10 Billion, But Middle East Business Stays Marginal
Hensoldt's H1 2026 order intake doubled to €2.81 billion and backlog passed €10 billion, but Middle East revenue held at 2.1 per cent and the...
Nordic Air Defence Demonstrates Radio-Silent K100XR Drone Interceptor
Sweden's Nordic Air Defence ran the first public demonstration of its K100XR counter-drone interceptor, a half-kilogram round that treats autonomy as the default and the...
Indian Air Force’s Sureshastra Mk1 Loitering Munition Anchors Veda Aeronautics’ Expanding Order Book
The Indian Air Force’s Sureshastra Mk1 loitering munition, built by Delhi-area startup Veda Aeronautics, has become the reference product behind the company’s push into a...
KAAN P1 Runs Its First Taxi Test as Türkiye Races to Replace Its US Engine Pro
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Pakistan Takes the Plunge in Pursuing Military Drones and Developing Their Autonomy Stacks Plus Pro
ndus RAS Expo 2026 showed that Pakistan is not just building drones, but the sensor fusion and C2 layers that make them work.
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Heavy Industries Taxila Reveals New C-UAS Solution Pairing Interceptor Drones with Radar Plus Pro
On 23 July 2026, Pakistan’s Heavy Industries Taxila (HIT) revealed its own interceptor drone-based counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS), called P-905. The HIT P-905 consists of...
Canada’s Light Utility Vehicle Competition Narrows to Two Canadian Bidders, Including Roshel
The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed on 8 July 2026 that Canada’s Light Utility Vehicle (LUV) project has been restricted to two Canadian defence industry suppliers...