Russia reportedly uses ICBM against target in Ukraine for the first time
The strike, if true, is seen as a response to the US decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles against targets inside Russia.
The strike, if true, is seen as a response to the US decision to allow Ukraine to use long-range missiles against targets inside Russia.
The US Navy and Marine Corps have deployed their new amphibious combat vehicles during Quarterly Underway Amphibious Readiness Training.
Downing Street is yet to comment on the reports claiming Storm Shadow has been used in the Kursk region of Russia.
Hypersonic capabilities can include long-range strike missiles capable of travelling faster than the speed of sound.
Members of 19 Royal Artillery fired the new gun on one of the largest series of Nato artillery exercises ever conducted in Europe.
Ukraine will be able to strike military sites deep inside Russia that were previously out of reach.
The Talon Fused Weapon Sight will be used by British soldiers to track and target enemies in the dark up to one kilometre away.
"Challenger in Kursk, **** you," accompanies the brief video of what appears to be the battle tank being struck by the one-way attack drone.
Moscow has reverted to this simpler and far less vulnerable means of controlling them to avoid UAV jamming.
A new type of munition being employed by Ukraine can be used by drones to penetrate the cage armour found on Russian AFVs.
German manufacturer Avilus says the Cricket drone can also transfer patients and supplies between medical facilities.
A video of the Type 23 Duke-class general purpose frigate launching a Sting Ray torpedo proves she still has a formidable ASW capability.
The interceptor drone from Russian firm Nova Labs is equipped with machine vision which lets it recognise and engage a target autonomously.
The missile test had a flight time of 87 minutes, with KCNA stating the test set new records of its missile capabilities.
Ukraine destroyed 200 Russian surveillance drones over two months, but is it enough to stop their intelligence-gathering efforts?
Russia is using the Molniya, a light plywood drone to target Ukrainian positions, and the design is so good it's being reverse-engineered.