‘If it can be launched close to urban areas, it will be more difficult for adversaries to locate, identify, target and destroy it’: analyst

RS-28 Sarmat: Russia unveils a terrifying new arsenal

US Strengthens Its Allied Deterrence Against China, Unleashes Dark Eagle Hypersonic Missiles

For the first time, the United States has deployed its most lethal weapon system on Australian soil, marking a significant move in strengthening military presence in the Indo-Pacific amid rising global tensions. The deployment signals...

Russia Ukraine War: Ukrainian Air Force Faces Russia's Most Advanced Missile System

Russia launched one of its deadliest aerial assaults on Kyiv in months, killing eight people, including a six-year-old boy and his mother. Over 300 drones and 8 missiles targeted Ukraine overnight, hitting homes and reducing a...

As Israel begins limited “tactical pauses” to allow humanitarian aid into Gaza, UN agencies and eyewitnesses say the efforts fall far short.

NATO nation Turkey unveiled its first hypersonic ballistic missile amid ongoing tensions with Israel. Turkey's new hypersonic missile is named 'Tayfun Block-4.' It can reportedly hit the target at more than 1,800 km. Watch this video to...

The US is betting on a new wave of cheap cruise missiles to win a high-tech war of attrition against China.



This month, US defense contractor L3Harris Technologies revealed the “Red Wolf” and “Green Wolf” missiles, offering...

BAE System and Swedish tech firm AVIONIQ are testing RATTLESNAQ, an AI-Powered decision support system for the Eurofighter Typhoon. Designed to help fighter pilots detect missile threats and choose safe escape paths in real time, the...

India successfully test-fired its nuclear-capable short-range ballistic missiles Prithvi-II and Agni-I from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) in Chandipur, Odisha, on Thursday.

Ukrainian airliner crashed minutes after takeoff from Tehran on the night Iran fired missiles at US forces in Iraq.

Allegations by foreign leaders that Iranian missile mistakenly shot down Ukraine airliner denied, with claim that plane caught fire and was having technical difficulties.

Aviation expert says the downed plane in Iran should not have been in the air in the first place

Iran rejects claims from Canada and the U.S. that Flight PS752 was likely shot down by an Iranian anti-aircraft missile. Officials say an investigation into the crash could take up to 2 years.

The countries involved in investigating the crash of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 disagree on the cause. Iran denies shooting down the plane, while other countries, including Canada, cite evidence of an Iranian missile.

Iran has admitted to "unintentionally" shooting down flight PS752, resulting in the deaths of all 176 passengers on board, including 57 Canadian citizens. Brian Katulis, from the Center for American Progress, provides an analysis of how...

Iranians react with anger over downing of plane

Videos and comments on social media show angry Iranians calling on leadership to resign over plane crash incident.

Transportation Safety Board Chair Kathy Fox says that the Iranian Air Accident Investigation Bureau has shown signs of allowing TSB investigators to participate in the analysis of the black boxes from flight 752.

Iran has granted Canada more access to information about the downing of Flight 752, including crucial black box data, as questions continue about the chain of events leading up to the takeoff and the missile strike.

The announcement involving UIA Flight PS752 came amid an upswell of anger and protests by Iranians in recent days over last Wednesday's air disaster and apparent attempts by senior officials in Iran to hide the cause.

A minute-by-minute look at the final moments of Flight 752 and how online investigators are piecing together what happened.

Europe should stop listening to Clowns says iran's Javad Zarif