SpaceWatch GlobalTorsten Kriening

#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Germany’s Space-Defense Ambitions Meet NATO’s Hard Lessons on Transformation

SpaceWatch Global reports: In Brussels, Norfolk, or Berlin, the debates sound familiar: new threats, shrinking timelines, and overstretched forces.

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Today In Defense

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Reuters

Romania Scrambles Fighter Jets After Multiple Drones Breach Airspace Near Ukraine Border

By Reuters: Romania sent out fighter jets to track drones which breached its territory near the border with Ukraine early on Tuesday, and one was still advancing deeper into the country, the defence ministry said.

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FlightGlobalGreg Waldron

Baykar Kizilelma conducts simulated F-16 shoot-down in Turkish trials

By FlightGlobal: Baykar's Kizilelma unmanned combat aircraft has successfully conducted a simulated shoot-down of a Turkish air force F-16 fighter using a beyond-visual-range air-to-air missile during trials east of Istanbul.

2025-11-24T21:24:27.800814-08:00
The War ZoneThomas Newdick

UK Report Slams F-35 Programme Over Cost-Cutting and Standoff Munitions Shortfall

By The War Zone: A glaring lack of standoff air-to-ground munitions is just one of the issues identified in a critical U.K. government report. A glaring lack of standoff air-to-ground munitions is just one of the issues identified in a critical U.K.

2025-11-24T11:27:10.115739-08:00
DefenseNews.comDefense News staff

Ukraine Signs for French Warplanes as U.S. Signals Potential F-35 Sale to Saudi Arabia

By DefenseNews.com: Ukraine signs a deal for French warplanes, and the U.S. indicates it will sell F-35s to Saudi Arabia. That and more on this edition of Defense Dollars.

2025-11-24T07:54:20.804954-08:00
ReutersChristian Martinez

US approves possible sale of Navy satellite communication terminals to UK, Pentagon says

By Reuters: The U.S. State Department has approved the possible sale of Navy Multiband Terminals, a maritime military satellite communications system, and related equipment to the United Kingdom for an estimated cost of $200 million, the Pentagon said in a statement Monday.

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