Lockheed Martin will conduct a live-fire test this spring to integrate the PAC-3 MSE missile with the U.S. Navy’s Aegis combat system.

North Korea tested a new solid-fuel medium-range ballistic missile with a hypersonic warhead, raising fresh concerns over regional security dynamics.

The US has approved Egypt’s request to purchase $200 million worth of light tactical vehicle chassis, aiming to enhance Egypt’s military capabilities and strengthen bilateral cooperation.

FNSS is set to unveil its new-generation armored combat vehicle, the PARS ALPHA 8X8, at the World Defense Show. With superior mobility and advanced protection, the vehicle is designed for modern battlefield requirements.

The German Army has integrated ARX Landsysteme’s Gereon unmanned ground vehicle into its training programs at Hammelburg Infantry School.

In 2023, Türkiye’s defense industry marked a year of breakthroughs. New land, air, and naval projects strengthened the nation’s independence and global presence.

Latvia has signed a $180 million defense deal with the US for HIMARS and ATACMS missiles, aiming to boost its firepower and strengthen NATO cooperation.

South Korea will replace its aging attack and reconnaissance helicopters with modern KAI LAH models by 2031, boosting ground forces’ air power.

NATO member Latvia is evaluating Türkiye’s TULPAR among candidates for its new armored combat vehicle program, with a final decision expected by 2028.

Spain has donated two armored ambulances to Ukraine under the EU Civil Protection Mechanism. The vehicles are designed for safe evacuations and emergency medical care in combat conditions.

The TSSK Project Market, one of Turkey’s key defense industry events, will be held on February 15 in Ankara, featuring over 100 companies and 400 R&D projects.

Drawing on lessons from the war in Ukraine, the US Army Materiel Command is developing strategies for the Indo-Pacific, focusing on telemaintenance, stockpiling, and rapid production balance.