Day: February 17, 2025
Russia’s new TOS-2 destroyed in Ukraine
Images have surfaced on social media allegedly showing the first confirmed loss of Russia’s newest TOS-2 thermobaric rocket launcher in Ukraine. The multiple launch rocket system, recently deployed to the front lines, now appears to have been reduced to wreckage. Photos of the burned-out remains of the launcher were published in media outlets, allowing open-source…
Read MoreUkraine claims strike on Russian new S-350 air defense system
A Ukrainian reconnaissance brigade has released footage purportedly showing the destruction of Russia’s S-350 “Vityaz” air defense system in the Donetsk region. The attack, reportedly carried out by the “Chornyi Lis” artillery reconnaissance brigade, targeted what is believed to be one of Russia’s most modern air defense assets. “Thanks to the skilled actions of the…
Read MoreUAE’s firm unveils JENIAH unmanned combat aircraft
The Emirati defense conglomerate EDGE Group has unveiled its latest innovation in aerial warfare at IDEX 2025, introducing the JENIAH Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) prototype. Developed by Edge subsidiary ADASI, the JENIAH UCAV is designed for high-speed, low-observable operations, expanding the capabilities of unmanned aerial systems in both land and maritime missions. According to…
Read MoreKNDS France unveils CENTURIO-X30 robotic vehicle at IDEX 2025
French defense manufacturer KNDS France has officially unveiled the CENTURIO-X30, its latest innovation in robotic ground combat technology, at IDEX 2025. The advanced unmanned combat vehicle, showcased for the first time in this configuration, is designed to provide heavy fire support to dismounted units while maintaining remote operation capabilities. The CENTURIO-X30 is armed with a…
Read MoreEstonia’s Milrem showcases heavy robotic combat vehicle
Estonian defense firm Milrem Robotics has showcased its latest innovation at IDEX 2025: the HAVOC, a large 8×8 Robotic Combat Vehicle (RCV). The unveiling marks a step forward in autonomous military systems, leveraging hybrid-electric technology for improved operational efficiency. The HAVOC is built around a hybrid-electric powertrain, a feature that enables silent operation over medium…
Read MorePakistan unveils new kamikaze drone at IDEX 2025
Pakistan has unveiled its latest loitering munition, the BLAZE-25, at the International Defence Exhibition & Conference (IDEX) 2025 in Abu Dhabi. The BLAZE-25, designed and manufactured by a leading Pakistani defense firm, is a tube-launched smart loitering munition engineered for precision strikes in short-range scenarios. As the lightest and most compact member of its drone…
Read MoreGM Defense unveils Next-Gen tactical vehicle at IDEX 2025
GM Defense, a subsidiary of General Motors (GM), has unveiled its latest prototype, the “Next Gen” tactical vehicle, at the International Defence Exhibition & Conference (IDEX) 2025. The unveiling marks GM Defense’s continued expansion in the defense mobility sector, showcasing its advancements in military-grade vehicle technology. The company expressed its enthusiasm about participating in IDEX…
Read MoreJordan showcases advanced defense tech at IDEX 2025
The Jordan Design and Development Bureau (JODDB) is set to participate in the International Defence Exhibition & Conference (IDEX) 2025, one of the largest global events dedicated to the defense industry. JODDB will present a wide range of advanced security solutions and next-generation technology systems through its subsidiary companies and business units in the Jordanian…
Read MoreExpert dismisses claims of Ukraine wasting Western arms
A recent report by The Telegraph has sparked controversy after citing unnamed UK defense sources who accused Ukraine’s military of misusing Western-supplied weapons. According to the report, Ukrainian forces have been employing Soviet-style tactics that allegedly waste expensive NATO-supplied weaponry, prompting concerns about battlefield efficiency. The article claims that Ukrainian troops are using Next-generation Light…
Read MoreTrump dismisses NATO war threat from Russia
President Donald Trump rejected concerns that Russia may one day wage war against NATO, contradicting warnings from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Speaking to reporters, Trump dismissed the notion that Russian President Vladimir Putin has ambitions beyond Ukraine. “No, I don’t agree. I don’t agree. Not even a little bit,” Trump said when asked about Zelensky’s…
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