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U.S. Military Stockpiles Low After Iran Conflictthedispatch.com
world25 days ago

U.S. Military Stockpiles Low After Iran Conflict

U.S. defense stockpiles declined after recent fighting with Iran. Negotiations remain stalled and the Strait of Hormuz stays closed.

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Israel Opens Factory to Mass Produce FPV Drones for MilitaryThe War Zone
world27 days ago

Israel Opens Factory to Mass Produce FPV Drones for Military

The Israeli military is establishing an in-house factory to produce thousands of first-person view suicide drones each month. The move addresses increasing Hezbollah FPV drone attacks on Israeli forces in southern Lebanon that have caused casualties and equipment damage. Producti…

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Volkswagen to Repurpose Factory for Iron Dome Components; Renault to Manufacture Drone Structures in Franceinterestingengineering.com
finance37 days ago

Volkswagen to Repurpose Factory for Iron Dome Components; Renault to Manufacture Drone Structures in France

Volkswagen is negotiating with Israel's Rafael Advanced Defense Systems to convert its Osnabrueck factory, slated for 2027 closure, into a site for Iron Dome missile defense parts. Separately, Renault Group announced a January partnership with Turgis Gaillard to produce drone str…

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Breaking Defense
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Interceptor Drones Gain Prominence in Ukraine Conflictrt.com
finance46 days ago

Interceptor Drones Gain Prominence in Ukraine Conflict

Interceptor drones are emerging as a cost-effective defense against attack drones in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Ukrainian companies are developing models priced between $1,000 and $3,000, offering an alternative to more expensive missile systems. Production capabilities coul…

ZeroHedge
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U.S. Administration Proposes Expanded Role for Manufacturers in Weapons Productionmprnews.org
world55 days ago

U.S. Administration Proposes Expanded Role for Manufacturers in Weapons Production

The U.S. administration has proposed increasing the involvement of automakers and other manufacturers in weapons production, a practice similar to efforts during World War II. This initiative aims to leverage industrial capacity for defense purposes.

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