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Houthis claim missile and drone strikes on Riyadh airport and Saudi Aramco sites, warning of further attacks

Yemeni Houthi forces said they targeted King Khalid International Airport and Saudi Aramco facilities with ballistic and cruise missiles and drones, describing the operation as retaliation for Saudi actions in Yemen. Reports say Riyadh airport was shut amid the strikes; Riyadh Air moved three Boeing 787s out of the airport.

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Houthis claim missile and drone strikes on Riyadh airport and Saudi Aramco sites, warning of further attacks

Yemeni Houthi forces said they targeted King Khalid International Airport and Saudi Aramco facilities with ballistic and cruise missiles and drones, describing the operation as retaliation for Saudi actions in Yemen. Reports say Riyadh airport was shut amid the strikes; Riyadh Air moved three Boeing 787s out of the airport.

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BAE Systems promotes APKWS laser-guided rockets for precision strikes and counter-drone defense

BAE Systems says its Advanced Precision Kill Weapon System (APKWS) guidance kit can provide cost-effective precision-strike and counter-drone capabilities across aircraft, unmanned systems and ground platforms. The pitch positions a guided-rocket solution for multiple launch platforms as militaries seek ways to address aerial threats.

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Lockheed Martin and Avio agree to expand U.S. solid rocket motor production for ER GMLRS and PrSM

The agreement would make Avio USA a new solid rocket motor supplier for Lockheed Martin’s Extended Range GMLRS and Precision Strike Missile programs. The companies say the expanded U.S. production is intended to increase missile output and ease supply constraints; other coverage also describes Lockheed’s work on future interceptor capabilities.

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Kim showcases North Korean ICBM as Trump signals possible meeting

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a defense industry museum displaying an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching the United States, state media KCNA reported. The showcase came as President Donald Trump signaled the possibility of a meeting with Kim.

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