Ukraine war

The lack of Western engines means two Russian programs have had to be suspended, and expected export deals have not come through.

Taiwanese officials are watching the U.S.-Israel-Iran War closely.

The UK government has cleared the release of classified information on MBDA’s Storm Shadow/Scalp air-launched cruise missile to enable local production of the weapon in Ukraine.

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 has had a clear domestic aerospace casualty: the once-vaunted government-controlled space industry.

Ukraine’s military revealed a long-range uncrewed aircraft system on Aug. 17.

Ukraine has struck one of Russian space agency Roscosmos’ key facilities in the latest of a series of long-range strikes as part of Kyiv’s defense to Moscow’s full-scale invasion in 2022.

The U.S. Army is taking steps to better protect the air defense soldiers and systems that have come under attack in the Middle East.

America’s missile defense challenge is no longer primarily technological. It is economic.

EU Approves Gripen Funds For Ukraine

The European Union has unlocked an additional €3.47 billion ($4 billion) for Ukraine to pay for a range of military hardware including Saab Gripen fighters.

The UK defense ministry has confirmed that Tekever has secured a contract to replace the British Army’s fleet of Thales Watchkeeper uncrewed aircraft systems.

The holy grail in missile defense today is a cheaper way to down threats.

The UK is investing £300 million ($404.3 million) to support Ukraine’s purchase of Saab Gripen fighters.

French President Emmanuel Macron says his government has approved Ukraine to produce Aster 30 air defense missiles under license, as well as AASM standoff munitions and Scalp cruise missiles.

Ukraine will try to develop a missile defense system with performance similar to the U.S. Patriot but with an eye on easier interceptor production.

In a sign of the times, NATO gets its new flagship aircraft not from the U.S. but from a Swedish system based on a Canadian platform.

After demonstrating recent battlefield successes, Kyiv is making a big push to market its military technology expertise to the world.

Ukrainian President Volodymir Zelenskyy is calling for the country to be allowed to license-produce Patriot interceptors to try to stem the tide of Russian ballistic missile attacks.

The U.S. Defense Department is attempting to create an industry from next to nothing in 24 months.

The Pentagon, as part of its Drone Dominance program, has invited Ukrainian companies to set up shop in the U.S.

Ukraine ordered 16 single-seat Saab Gripen E fighters on June 30 for SEK 24.6 billion ($2.54 billion) for delivery in three-four years.

Data for airliner utilization in Russia shows a significant drop in flights so far in 2026, with narrowbody flight cycles in May down more than a third year over year.

A trio of UK manufacturers have been shortlisted to develop long-range missiles for Ukraine’s military to strike Russia.

Ukraine still needs a MALE uncrewed aircraft system to loiter in domestic airspace and shoot down incoming Russian attack drones and glide bombs, a co-owner of Ukrainian attack drone and missile-maker Fire Point says.

One of the key weapons in Ukraine’s deep strike campaign against Russia may be regaining some of its effectiveness after a long and steep decline.