The IndependentJohn Leicester

NATO intelligence: Russia developing 'zone‑effect' anti‑satellite weapon to disable Starlink, raising catastrophic debris risk

Two NATO-member intelligence services assess Russia is developing a 'zone‑effect' anti‑satellite weapon intended to disable SpaceX's Starlink constellation by generating shrapnel/debris clouds. Analysts warn such an attack would threaten Western space support for Ukraine and create long‑lasting orbital debris, casting doubt on operational feasibility.

2025-12-21T22:28:14.484427-08:00
Business InsiderMatthew Loh

Turkey revises first aircraft carrier to 984 ft, bringing it near US Nimitz/Ford-class lengths

By Business Insider: At a revised 984 feet, the new Turkish ship would approach the length range of the American Nimitz and Ford-class carriers.

2025-12-21T21:50:42.369395-08:00
The AviationistKai Greet

Leonardo CEO Warns UK Defence Secretary That Contract Delays Could Threaten Company's UK Division

By The Aviationist: The Telegraph reports that Roberto Cingolani, CEO of Leonardo, has warned the UK Defence Secretary that further delays to contracts could threaten the.

2025-12-21T12:29:00.785433-08:00
FlightGlobalRyan Finnerty

US Air Force to Fit X-62 VISTA with Raytheon PhantomStrike AESA to Test AI-Enabled Combat for Uncrewed Fighters

By FlightGlobal: The US Air Force will install Raytheon's PhantomStrike active electronically scanned array radar on its X-62 VISTA test aircraft, advancing autonomous combat capabilities as the service develops artificial intelligence systems for future uncrewed fighters.

2025-12-19T07:58:18.769640-08:00