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US plans to proceed with jet-engine sales to Turkey despite US objections ahead of NATO summit

The Trump administration is reportedly set to move forward with selling dozens of jet engines to Turkey—valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars—despite objections from the US. The decision is framed as part of broader alliance and defense industrial positioning ahead of an upcoming NATO summit.

2026-06-24T08:55:54.881047-07:00

AeroTime

Scoot restarts Singapore–Jeddah service after four-month suspension

2026-06-24T06:55:21.105053-07:00

Bloomberg

Satellite imagery shows China building a US destroyer replica target to support anti-ship missile test campaigns

2026-06-24T01:25:46.412529-07:00

Via Satellite

Space sector sees 400% surge in cyberattacks amid Iran war as US-Israel operations raise threat tempo

2026-06-23T14:26:14.492113-07:00

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US plans to proceed with jet-engine sales to Turkey despite US objections ahead of NATO summit The Trump administration is reportedly set to move forward with selling dozens of jet engines to Turkey—valued in the hundreds of millions of dollars—despite objections from the US. The decision is framed as part of broader alliance and defense industrial positioning ahead of an upcoming NATO summit.

2026-06-24T08:55:54.881047-07:00

US plans to proceed with jet-engine sales to Turkey despite US objections ahead of NATO summit

AeroTime

Scoot restarts Singapore–Jeddah service after four-month suspension Scoot has resumed flights between Singapore and Jeddah, reinstating one of the first Southeast Asian budget-carrier Middle East routes to come back after months of regional disruption. The relaunch underscores how quickly airline networks are being reshaped as Middle East flying conditions improve.

2026-06-24T06:55:21.105053-07:00

Scoot restarts Singapore–Jeddah service after four-month suspension

Bloomberg

Satellite imagery shows China building a US destroyer replica target to support anti-ship missile test campaigns Satellite imagery indicates China has constructed a US destroyer replica at a remote missile-testing site in its northwestern desert. Analysts cited by the reporting say the target could be used to validate anti-ship weapons against a realistic surface-combatant profile.

2026-06-24T01:25:46.412529-07:00

Satellite imagery shows China building a US destroyer replica target to support anti-ship missile test campaigns

Via Satellite

Space sector sees 400% surge in cyberattacks amid Iran war as US-Israel operations raise threat tempo Experts cited in the cluster say the space sector is experiencing a dramatic rise in cyberattack frequency and sophistication—up to a reported 400%—in the wake of U.S. and Israel-led military operations tied to the Iran conflict. The escalation underscores growing risk to satellite and ground systems during active conflict.

2026-06-23T14:26:14.492113-07:00

Space sector sees 400% surge in cyberattacks amid Iran war as US-Israel operations raise threat tempo

FlightGlobal

Denmark turns in iconic red-and-white ‘Dannebrog’ F-16 for transfer to Argentina

2026-06-23T14:11:16.769073-07:00

Denmark turns in iconic red-an

FlightGlobal

Denmark turns in Dannebrog F-16s for transfer to Argentina and Ukraine The Royal Danish Air Force has decommissioned and handed over an iconic red-and-white “Dannebrog” F-16 for onward transfer, with the jets headed to Argentina and Ukraine as Denmark reshapes its fighter inventory.

2026-06-23T14:11:16.769073-07:00

Denmark turns in Dannebrog F-16s for transfer to Argentina and Ukraine

The War Zone

USAF “Fightertown Alaska” plan moves toward major north outpost expansion to support Arctic–Pacific operations The U.S. Air Force is taking shape on a plan to drastically expand its northern Alaska outpost, reflecting growing operational importance for Arctic and Pacific missions. The move underscores how forward presence is being rebalanced to support faster, wider-ranging responses across two theaters.

2026-06-23T12:56:01.407896-07:00

USAF “Fightertown Alaska” plan moves toward major north outpost expansion to support Arctic–Pacific operations

The War Zone

NATO and Ukraine seek private-sector solutions to deny Russia use of cratered airfields NATO and Ukraine are turning to the private sector to develop a system designed to prevent Russia from using cratered airfields. The initiative reframes airfield denial as a technology and problem-solving challenge beyond traditional military engineering, with outside innovators competing for a reward.

2026-06-23T12:56:01.069593-07:00

NATO and Ukraine seek private-sector solutions to deny Russia use of cratered airfields

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US plans to proceed with jet-engine sales to Turkey despite US objections ahead of NATO summit

Scoot restarts Singapore–Jeddah service after four-month suspension

Satellite imagery shows China building a US destroyer replica target to support anti-ship missile test campaigns

Space sector sees 400% surge in cyberattacks amid Iran war as US-Israel operations raise threat tempo

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