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The US Congressional Budget Office has released the first independent estimate of the cost of implementing the space-based missile defence system known as Golden Dome, initiated by President Donald Trump.
Russian developers are working on integrating FPV drones into the Katran maritime reconnaissance and strike drone.
South Korea wants to take a new position in the global arms market, so it has offered Canada a comprehensive programme for the supply of equipment, the main component of which is submarines.
Poland's Ministry of Defence has announced the start of construction of the second Miecznik frigate at the shipyard in Gdynia.
The Greek government has denied media reports that it plans to transfer a US Patriot anti-aircraft missile system to Ukraine.
The new development was presented after one of Iran's missiles managed to break through to Ben Gurion Airport, despite the Israeli-American missile defence system.
A drone with artificial intelligence capable of overcoming electronic warfare equipment has appeared at the front, according to Serhiy Flesh, a Ukrainian specialist and consultant in the field of military radio technology.
A critical shortage of ammunition threatens Pakistan's defence capability, as the stockpile would last only four days for a broad war that could potentially begin in the coming weeks or months.
The Romanian Ministry of Defence has announced its intention to sign a multi-year contract for the supply of 246 infantry fighting vehicles for the Army.
The Indian defence industry has successfully tested a stratospheric balloon platform that has reached an altitude of 17 km.
The United States will hand over a refurbished Israeli Patriot air defence system to Ukraine, and other allies are considering the possibility of handing over another.
The DeepSeek artificial intelligence platform is actively used by Chinese designers to develop combat aircraft, including deck-mounted fighters and new generation aircraft.
A new French parliamentary report highlights the need to urgently renew long-haul vehicles, while relying on production independence, despite high cost risks and limited efficiency.
The Defence Procurement Agency has reported an increase in the volume of serial production of ground vehicles, especially from the private sector, which for the first time has joined defence contracts on a large scale.
On 30 April, Estonia received six HIMARS launchers to strengthen NATO's eastern flank.
