Russia’s Rosel Holding (part of the state tech corporation Rostec) has developed a new interference module for mobile electronic warfare (EW) systems, the state corporation’s press service reported.

"There is a deepening rupture between the interests of the global majority and the Western minority, which is seeking to prevent the loss of its former domination," Mikhail Galuzin said ...

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Russia has long exchanged weapons with Iran and is likely offering satellite support, but lacks the will to do much more ...

On Ukraine’s front lines, coders turn cheap FPV drones into AI-guided kamikazes as Russia, Iran and the US race toward lethal ...

A strategic radar jammer is supposed to be judged at a distance. Once its cabinets, cable runs, cooling layout, and test ...

Ground Control and Ambrey launch RockFLEET Assured to counter GPS disruption and ensure reliable vessel tracking in high-risk shipping routes ...

Designed for fleet air defense, the F-14 was armed with a potent long-range missile and, with a powerful new radar, could ...

The new modules extend Telit Cinterion’s GNSS roadmap from space- and power-constrained IoT devices to applications requiring ...

The Russian company Kupol has unveiled a concept for a protection system designed to shield the Tor air defense system from attacks by Ukrainian drones.Armored vehicle researcher Andrii Tarasenko ...

A seemingly modest weapon has become a symbol of shifting military power: Iran’s Shahed‑136 drone. Currently used by Iran's ...

With Japan ramping up its electronic-warfare spending, the question is how many of the planes the nation will ultimately want ...