#us-military

#us-military

Ares Industries, a new American defense startup company, claims to be developing novel defense technologies. In particular, the company says they are developing prototypes for a new class of anti-ship cruise missiles, with the goal of creating missiles that are both smaller and cheaper. Instead of missiles costing $3 million to produce, Ares Industries is looking to produce missiles at just $300,000. Should the U.S. ever enter into a war with China, Ares Industries sees these weapons as essential,

President Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth are on a mission to diminish the presence of women in high-ranking positions within the U.S. armed forces.

The device that took off in Texas, called the Roadrunner, was made by the Silicon Valley defense startup Anduril. By Pentagon standards, the Roadrunner is cheap (around a hundred thousand dollars apiece), and, if it fails to strike its target, it returns to base, ready to try again.

In recent weeks, Russia has shown a significant surge in military space activity, including launching top-secret military payloads and engaging in complex satellite maneuvers.

North Korea condemned US attacks on Iran, declaring them a violation of territorial integrity and the UN Charter, calling for international censure against US and Israel.

Qatar's air defenses successfully intercepted Iranian missiles targeting a US military base on Monday, showcasing its advanced capabilities alongside US-operated systems.

It's so distressing. It's so distressing how quickly tensions escalate in the region, especially when the stability of nations like Qatar can change in an instant.