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US Space Force Adds New Weapon for Non-Destructive Satellite Warfare
The US Space Force is strengthening its space warfare capabilities with a ground-based system built to detect, deny, disrupt, and degrade enemy satellites without physically destroying them.
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York Space Buys ALL.SPACE in $300M Military Satellite Communications Deal
York Space Systems has completed its $300-million acquisition of satellite specialist ALL.SPACE.
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Belgium to Order 10 NASAMS Air Defense Systems From Kongsberg
Belgium has signed an agreement with the Netherlands to purchase 10 NASAMS air defense systems from Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace.
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BlackSky Advances AI That Spots Targets, Assesses Strike Damage From Space
BlackSky is expanding Gen-3 AI to identify military targets, assess battle damage, and deliver near real-time satellite intelligence.
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Brazil Authorizes Expulsion of Russian Accused of Espionage
Brazil has authorized the expulsion of a Russian national accused by the United States of posing as a Brazilian student in Europe to gather information about Ukraine.
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Canada Orders Joint Strike Missiles for Future F-35 Fighter Fleet
Canada has awarded Kongsberg an approximately 800-million Canadian dollar ($564 million) contract to procure Joint Strike Missiles.
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Rheinmetall, DOK-ING Form Croatian Venture for Next-Gen UGV Tech
German defense giant Rheinmetall has launched Rheinmetall Unmanned Vehicles, a joint venture with Croatian autonomous systems developer DOK-ING, as part of an effort to expand Europe’s ground drone in
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Exail's DriX USV Demos Third-Party Payload Integration in Sea Trials
Exail has completed sea trials validating third-party sensor integration on its DriX O-16 unmanned surface vessel.
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Finland, Norway, Latvia Eye Joint Procurement of Patria TRACKX Vehicles
Finland, Norway, and Latvia have signed a statement of intent to adopt Patria's proprietary TRACKX system, expanding multinational cooperation on next-generation land mobility.
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Experimental German Drone Hits 699 Km/h in Push Toward Future High-Speed Interceptors
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.