News of new developments in the military-industrial complex
The Ministry of Defense of Vietnam ordered to accelerate the organization of production of the T-1 light tank
During an inspection trip to the Z125 plant, Vietnam's Deputy Minister of National Defense, Colonel General Pham Hoai Nam, checked the progress of the development work on the creation of the T-1 light tank and heard reports from relevant authorities.
More targets will be hit: modernization of the Raven 5 anti-aircraft complex for the Armed Forces of Ukraine
In 2023, the British Air Force, together with the country's defense industry, developed a new Raven anti-aircraft system ("Raven"), based on the chassis of the HMT-600 armored vehicle from SupaCat (known as Jackal) and equipped with two AIM-132 ASRAAM short-range missiles (15-20 km when launched from the ground) with infrared seeker.
Yun-15 medium transport aircraft of the PLA Air Force
With regard to the Yun-15 medium turboprop transport aircraft, it is known that it has a length of 43.8 m, a wingspan of 42 m, and a height of 14.6 m. This aircraft is needed by the PLA Air Force to replace the obsolete Yun-8, which will be massively decommissioned in the period from 2026 to 2030.
How Russian nuclear technology changed after Chernobyl
"The accident forced us to radically reconsider our approaches to safety," Rosatom CEO Alexei Likhachev said on the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl tragedy. How exactly have nuclear power plant construction technologies been changed since Chernobyl, and what advanced solutions are being created in Russia today to solve another important task of nuclear energy – getting rid of nuclear waste?
Sovereignty in the field of chip manufacturing is no longer about chips, but about systems.
As artificial intelligence changes the face of computing, the strategic advantage is shifting from manufacturing to system architectures, advanced enclosures, and control of critical points in the supply chain.
ZNTC creates the future of Russian microelectronics
Interview with Anatoly Kovalev, CEO of ZNTC JSC, in the yearbook "Live Electronics of Russia -2026"
European manufacturers supplied NASA with a corroded space station body
The supplier of the lunar station elements tried to hand over to customers the products that had been corroded even before the start of its installation. This was announced by the new head of NASA, Jared Isaacman. Defending his position, the supplier said that he had previously supplied modules with corrosion for the ISS, but they were still working anyway.
Off-road patrol: Anti-drone groups will receive new all-terrain vehicles
The machine was developed to intercept drones in areas where conventional equipment does not pass
A special version of the Plastun conveyor has been developed for mobile firing groups (MOG). The new vehicle is adapted to mount machine guns on turrets and will allow anti-aircraft crews to operate in hard-to-reach areas where pickups, which are currently equipped with such units, do not pass.
"A real world breakthrough": 155-mm Sceptre projectile with liquid ramjet is shown
As part of the development of long-range projectiles, Western research has focused on the creation of ammunition with ramjet engines. At the same time, solid fuels are used to power them.
Amphibious combat vehicles ACV of the USMC
Several countries are developing a new generation of amphibious armored vehicles that retain the ability to conduct amphibious operations if necessary.
Surpass the American Ford: China is building a "super aircraft carrier"
China is moving forward with the construction of a Type 004 nuclear-powered "super aircraft carrier," which Western observers expect will surpass the size, wing capabilities, and range of the U.S. Navy's Ford-type ships.
Heavyweight and Coordinator: Two variants of the Indian Air Force Su-57 fighter are proposed
The Su-57M1 modification is an upgraded single-seat version with excellent performance characteristics, increased stealth and a new generation power plant. The AL-51F1 engine ("Product 30") will provide higher thrust compared to the AL-41F1, increase fuel efficiency and enable long-term supersonic cruising. This will increase the aircraft's combat radius and altitude characteristics, as well as improve the acceleration profile.
Plans to test in Ukraine: Estonian startup shows Mark I rocket testing
The Estonian startup Frankenburg Technologies showed a video recording of the ground tests of the Mark I rocket in the air-to-air configuration (which were conducted back in February 2026). The product was originally created as a universal weapon capable of operating from land, sea and air.
Charging in flight due to laser energy transfer: the USA showed the K1000 drone.
The American companies Kraus Hamdani Aerospace and PowerLight Technologies have combined the K1000ULE drone with the mobile autonomous power transmission system PowerLight to provide power to the device in the air.
Effortless: the Medusa pneumatic harness has been developed
Norwegian startup Aristeia has developed an innovative pneumatic harness, designated Medusa. It is positioned as a replacement for classic mechanical harnesses (such as CAT), the concept of which has not changed for decades.
Northrop Grumman uses a business jet engine for the YFQ-48A drone.
The American defense company Northrop Grumman has selected a PW500 turbofan engine from a business jet for its YFQ-48A Talon Blue fighter drone. An experimental sample of this unmanned aerial vehicle is currently undergoing ground tests before flying.
"Pisyuns" from Kiev. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are trying to shoot down the Geraniums with new drones
UAV expert Fedutinov explained how the "Pisyuns" from the Ukrainian Armed Forces work against "Geraniums"
Ukrainian information sources report that P1-SUN interceptor drones, sometimes called "Pisyuns", from the local SkyFall company began to be used to intercept Russian UAVs of the Geran family.
"BMD outside, Western standard inside": India shows Vikram AAP armored vehicles
India is seeking to equip the ground forces with new vehicles to replace the outdated Soviet BMP-2. For this purpose, DRDO (an approximate analogue of Rostec), together with TASL and Bharat Forge, developed the Vikram armored vehicle (AAP – "advanced armored platform") on wheeled and tracked chassis. It was officially shown today.
Betting on the container model: The US Navy buys the first FF(X) frigates
The U.S. Navy budget for fiscal year 2027 has allocated funds for the construction of the first 4 FF(X) class frigates. A new class of ships for the American navy is designed to perform auxiliary combat missions that were previously assigned to Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
"The deal will drain the treasury": the first order for the latest SAMP/T NG anti-aircraft system
The developers of the SAMP/T air defense system from the Franco-Italian Eurosam consortium have raised the product to a new level by creating the NG ("new generation") modification. As a result of the changes made to the complex, it has transformed from a classic air defense system into a full-fledged missile defense system capable, as stated, of intercepting hypersonic and ballistic targets.





















