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US strikes Iran following attack on cargo ship in Strait of Hormuz

US forces struck Iranian missile and drone sites following an attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, jeopardising a recent interim peace deal. Meanwhile, Israel and Lebanon signed a ceasefire agreement, though its enforcement is uncertain as Hezbollah refuses to disarm.

The Economic Times

Israel’s ‘campaign between the wars’: How strategy to contain Iran and its allies risks further straining ties with US

A lot hangs on whether the United States can compel Israel to cease operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon. After all, an end to the Israeli military offensive was a key provision of the broad U.S.-Iran agreement setting out a road map to end the Iran war.

The Conversation

False alarm: Dubai residents receive missile alert, told to 'disregard' it minutes later

Dubai residents were briefly alarmed by a missile alert on Friday, only for authorities to quickly retract the warning, urging them to disregard it. This marks the first such alert since the Iran war's ceasefire. The UAE's Foreign Minister later spoke with his Iranian counterpart, emphasizing diplomatic dialogue for regional…

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Missile alert goes off in Dubai but is quickly cancelled by authorities

The alert, issued by the UAE’s Interior Ministry, caused widespread alarm among residents

The Independent UK

He helped create India's first Made-in-India supersonic missile system: Meet Padma awardee Dr Chandramouli Gaddamanugu, who started with two-member team in 1983 and went on to build Akash, that later starred in Op Sindoor

Dr Chandramouli Gaddamanugu was a key figure behind Akash, India’s first indigenous supersonic surface-to-air missile system. Over more than three decades at DRDO, he worked across design, testing, integration and production, helping take the programme from a small research effort to active service with the Indian Army and Air Force.

The Economic Times

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Putin admits to having ‘problems’ in invasion and warns of fuel shortage from Kyiv’s strikes

Putin admits fuel supply problems have created shortages in Russia as Kyiv continues attacks on his oil refineries

The Independent UK

US Burned Through Up to 80% of THAAD Missiles in Iran War: Now the Pentagon Is Spending $35B to Restock

The Pentagon's $35B contract with Lockheed Martin aims to replenish THAAD missiles after heavy use in Iran, underscoring the importance of missile defense.

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Trump’s Plan Backfires? Modi’s BRICS Move Stuns China

While global powers are increasingly choosing sides, India is quietly rewriting the rules. At a time when geopolitical tensions are reshaping international alliances, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's approach is drawing attention across the world. Instead of limiting itself to one camp, India is building relationships with competing powers simultaneously. The…

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Lockheed Martin gets $35 billion US deal to boost THAAD production

President Trump is convening with top defense executives to accelerate weapons production, addressing depleted U.S. stockpiles after extensive military operations. The White House is pushing for increased output of critical air-defense and precision-guided munitions. Recent Pentagon deals aim to significantly boost production of interceptors and cruise missiles, though industry leaders…

The Economic Times

Rubio reassures UAE, Kuwait as scepticism over Iran deal persists

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio assured Gulf allies of their security during a visit to the UAE and Kuwait, addressing skepticism over a proposed deal to end the U.S.-Iran war. The accord includes a $300 billion fund and sanctions waivers for Tehran. Rubio emphasized the U.S. commitment to regional…

The Economic Times

Russia’s push to control Arctic waterway presents Europe with a daunting challenge

Norway’s defence minister, Tore Sandvik, recently warned that Russia must not be allowed to control the Bear Gap. This is a stretch of water that runs roughly 400 miles between Bear Island in the southernmost portion of the Svalbard archipelago and Cape North on Norway’s northern mainland. It serves as…

The Conversation

Trump Flouts Constitution in Pennsylvania Speech, Saying He'd 'Like to Run' For Third Term in 2028

Donald Trump's recent speech in Pennsylvania falsely claimed Iran's military capabilities were decimated, contradicting his own previous statements and independent reports on Iran's current military status.

International Business Times UK

Meet Dr. Shubha Venkatesh Iyengar, Agni missile scientist, whose tech is now being used by every international airport in India

President Murmu honored 65 individuals with Padma Awards, including scientist Dr. Shubha Venkatesh Iyengar. Her 46-year tenure at CSIR-NAL yielded significant advancements in aerospace and defense. Dr. Iyengar's "Drishti" system is now mandatory at Indian airports, saving foreign exchange. She also developed critical indigenous components for missile systems and space…

The Economic Times

After BrahMos, India may have found its next military bestseller

India’s defence export story, long centred on the BrahMos supersonic missile, may be expanding to include a new system gaining global attention. Reports suggest the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has shown interest in India’s BrahMos missile as well as the Akashteer air defence system, signalling potential growth in India’s defence…

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Brahmos gets another customer: One of Middle East's biggest arms importers and top US weapons buyer eyes India's BrahMos and Akashteer systems

India and the UAE are in early-stage discussions for the potential sale of Indian defence platforms, including the supersonic BrahMos missile and the Akashteer air defence network. This move signifies the UAE's push to bolster its military capabilities amid regional security concerns. If finalized, the UAE would join a growing…

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'Five dead' as Ukraine hits Russian missile tech plant

Local Russian officials say a Ukrainian cruise missile attack has killed five people in the border region of Voronezh.

The Times of India

Children born today could still see B-52 bombers in service when they’re 25; Boeing built the last one in Wichita in 1962, and Rolls-Royce is re-engining them

Prepare for a flying centenarian! The iconic Boeing B-52 Stratofortress, first deployed in 1955, is set to remain operational until the 2050s, potentially serving for a century. Thanks to extensive modernization, including new Rolls-Royce engines and advanced avionics, this Cold War relic is being transformed into the B-52J, a formidable…

The Economic Times

India in talks to sell supersonic BrahMos missile to UAE: Report

India is in advanced talks with the UAE to export its advanced defence systems, including the supersonic BrahMos missile and Akashteer air defence system. This potential deal, driven by the UAE's increased arms procurement following regional conflicts, signifies a growing defence partnership between the two nations. India's defence exports are…

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Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries cause fuel shortages, long queues

Ukrainian drone and missile strikes on Russian oil refineries have triggered a deepening fuel crisis across Russia, with restrictions on gasoline purchases now imposed in 53 regions and motorists facing long queues and rationing, according to a Wall Street Journal report.

International Business Times UK

Trump Defends US Strike That Killed 120 Children as He Blames JD Vance for Iran Deal Risk

Donald Trump defends a US missile strike that killed 120 children in Iran while promoting a new peace framework. The incident raises questions about accountability and the future of US-Iran relations.

Reason

America Spent a Fortune Shooting Down Cheap Drones. Now the Missile Stores Are Bare.

After burning through interceptors in the Iran war, the U.S. faces a dire math problem: Enemies can build drones faster than America can build missiles.

The Conversation

Iran ceasefire deal confirms what we’ve been saying for years: military might doesn’t work

What a disaster the war against Iran has been for Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the United States and Iran signed on June 17 has formally brought a halt to the devastating war. Yet, as the ink dries on the 14-point preliminary framework, the…

International Business Times UK

Weeks After Bombing Iran, Trump Now Says It's 'A Little Bit Unfair' For Iran Not To Have Ballistic Missiles

Donald Trump has surprised many by suggesting Iran should have ballistic missiles, citing fairness, during the G7 summit, despite previously opposing Iran's missile programme.

The Economic Times

First desi BrahMos warhead delivered by private facility in Nagpur

India is set to deliver its first indigenous BrahMos missile warhead from Nagpur, a major stride in defence self-reliance. This development, a result of DRDO technology transfer to the private sector, aims to reduce dependence on foreign suppliers for this critical component. The warhead will undergo rigorous testing before induction,…

The Times of India

‘Like nuclear, they don't blow up planet’: Trump's U-turn on Iran missiles after deal takes effect

President Trump defended a new US-Iran understanding on ballistic missiles, deeming it unfair for Tehran to be disarmed if regional rivals possess them. He differentiated missile threats from nuclear ones, suggesting a less urgent global risk. US forces will remain in the Gulf post-agreement, with follow-up talks planned.

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