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Zelenskiy says Russian drones entered Moldovan airspace twice during his transit

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Russian drones attacked Moldovan airspace on two occasions while he was traveling through the country aboard his aircraft. The disclosure underscores the spillover risk to civil and government aviation from Russia’s ongoing drone operations near Ukraine and neighboring states.

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Space Force Conducts Electronic Warfare in U.S. Operations Against Iran

The U.S. Space Force is providing direct combat support in operations against Iran, using electromagnetic warfare to disrupt air-defense and communications systems while also supplying satellite communications, navigation and missile-warning capabilities. The conflict is highlighting the service’s expanding role in integrated military operations.

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U.S. Air Force Plans to Take Over Defense of Its Bases From Aerial Attack

The Air Force is developing plans to assume responsibility for defending its own bases against aerial attack after its top officer acknowledged that a lack of organic base defense contributed to the destruction caused by Iran. The move signals a shift toward greater service-level responsibility for installation protection.

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Russian frigate fires flares at Danish military helicopter as NATO responds to drone incursions across Europe

A Russian frigate fired two flares—one narrowly missing a Danish military helicopter—while it photographed the vessel in international waters off Denmark. The incident came alongside an Italian NATO fighter’s shootdown of a suspected Russian drone over Lithuania and Polish air operations after Russian attacks on Ukraine.

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U.S. confirms first deployment of ‘on-orbit space control weapons’

Air Force Secretary Troy E. Meink has publicly acknowledged for the first time that the United States has deployed “on-orbit space control weapons” capable of defending the joint force. He did not disclose whether the systems are kinetic or non-kinetic, prompting renewed scrutiny of space warfare and international law.

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