Drone
Elbit's Starliner UAV to start test flights in Canada's Arctic
With tensions high with Russia, the Starliner was purchased in 2020 by Transport Canada for Arctic surveillance.
WATCH: Israel Navy missile boat intercepts Hezbollah drone launched towards Israel
IDF to buy thousands of FPV drones as drone warfare reshapes battlefield
Iranian-backed drone attack kills Kurdish female member of opposition group
EagleNXT deepens buying spree in Israel with $10m. investment in ThirdEye Systems
There are also plans for a US-based joint venture in Texas, that would help ThirdEye enter the North American market
Ukraine’s drone revolution is transforming the landscape of the ground war - analysis
Necessity is the mother of invention, so the saying goes, and Ukraine has had to innovate. Like Israel, Ukraine is an innovator in drones and unmanned ground vehicles.
Pricing the battlefield: What a human life costs on the defense stock exchange -opinion
Drones are disposable. Soldiers aren’t. Low‑cost weapons are now forcing nations into high‑cost defense decisions
Hezbollah explosive drone injures at least eight IDF soldiers in southern Lebanon
The soldiers were evacuated to the hospital for further medical treatment.
At least one woman wounded by Hezbollah rocket barrage launched towards Nahariya, MDA confirms
Six rockets were successfully intercepted, but the seventh hit a residence, injuring the woman inside, Magen David Adom said.
Senior IDF officer shares how IDF prepares its UAV fleet for next round of Iran war - interview
K described a force that has rapidly expanded its capabilities, adapted to new threats, and proven its resilience under fire.
CENTCOM using underwater drones to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is a sticking point for both the United States and Iran in ceasefire talks, with Iran estimated to have between 2,000 and 6,000 naval mines.
Drone tech's impact on warfare: From tactical drones to high-precision missiles
Menachem Landau discusses the rise of defense tech, drone warfare, and Israel-US collaborations in reshaping military strategies, emphasizing innovation's role in global security.
A ceasefire won't stop Iran's military industry -analysis
Periods of reduced kinetic activity can ease pressure, allowing for Iran to once again clandestinely reorganize, restock, and even expand their weapons procurement.
Iran retains thousands of short-range missiles, ability to reactivate launchers - report
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth had said that Iran's missiles had been "depleted and decimated" during a press conference, with US officials concerned that Iran may use the ceasefire to rearm.
