🇬🇧 Are Britons ready for the sacrifices needed to strengthen national security?
Speaking to soldiers in Catterick Garrison the head of the British Army warns Britons must face a “frank conversation” about the sacrifices needed for defence and security🔗https://t.co/qURbTRxQzy
@shadowh55543098@Marshalvib Hyper sonic 🚀 speed only in Russia 🇷🇺, china 🇨🇳, North Korean arsenal ! Even the US still experimenting the hypersonic technology missiles 🚀 https://t.co/GcgxDuemld
@mog_china موطئ قدم ميليشات الحوثي على جزر تحيط بها المياه دون غطاء جوي عمليه انتحاريه لا يوجد لها اي ثقل مجرد تحرك عشوائي الغايه منه لفت الانتباه و ترهيب و أرباك خطوط السفن التجاريه و جعجعه للتفاوض !
@kchawg987 💯 Conflict is inevitable when expectations, resources, or personalities clash. Ignoring it breeds resentment and second-guessing. Address issues early, focusing on interests rather than positions. Listen to all sides, stay neutral in tone, and aim for a “firm but fair”
At @ILA_Berlin, we introduce the Airbus U145: an uncrewed, fully autonomous variant of the H145. Optimised for cargo with no cockpit, an integrated nose door, and full autonomy, its first flight is set for late 2026.
@BabakTaghvaee1 operational discussion from a technical perspective, using systems requires several factors to achieve the desired goal, foremost among them operator efficiency, system readiness, and linking them to command and tactical control. Any defect in these factors creates fatal gaps .
South Korea is advancing development of a new long-range air-to-air missile designed to match the capabilities of the European MBDA Meteor missile.
Led by the Agency for Defense Development with participation from Hanwha Aerospace, the programme officially began in 2026 and is expected to continue until 2033.
The missile will reportedly use a solid-fuel ducted ramjet engine, offering extended range and high-energy performance in beyond-visual-range combat.
From being one of the smallest air forces in the region with just 12 Mirage 2000-5s in 2016, to becoming a regional heavyweight today, the Qatar Emiri Air Force has undergone a remarkable transformation. It has pivoted from a boutique air defense force into one of the most potent, multirole air arms in the world, operating a sophisticated tri-fleet of 36 Dassault Rafales, 48 Boeing F-15QAs, and 24 Eurofighter Typhoons. And they may have done it just in time.