One such arrangement would include real-time intel sharing about Iranian drones, a source told Breaking Defense.
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Iran was totally absent on day one of DIMDEX, but appeared with a full-fledged stand on day two. A Iranian representative said that they built it overnight in 12 hours.
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As a new nuclear deal appears close, provocations between two Middle Eastern foes abound.
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Two Iranian-made drones were shot down by two F-35 fighters last year, Israel revealed today.
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Jerusalem had tried to placate Russia to keep a free hand against regional rivals.
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Israel relies on good relations with Russia to enable operations in Syria. What happens if Russia invades Ukraine, though?
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There was no official Saudi comment on the media report about its new ballistic missiles facility, part of the ambiguity policy the Kingdom has maintained for years with regards to its ballistic missiles capability.
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Israeli sources that were present in the control room in the Palmachim IAF base told Breaking Defense that the targets were destroyed by kinetic kill.
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“What is different… is a dramatic uptick in the UAV activity in the region, both in terms of their capability, their profiles, and the density of activity,” Vice Adm. Brad Cooper said.
By Valerie Insinna
The stockpile is meant for US use, but weapons can be quickly transferred to Israeli forces in the event of an emergency.
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“The US effort to cool off the Israeli intention to act is portrayed by small delays and longer evaluation of Israeli requests,” one Israeli defense source told Breaking Defense
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Israel’s defense minister met today with US Defense secretary Lloyd Austin to discuss the situation with Iran.
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“Strategic competition is alive and well in cyberspace, and we’re doing it every day with persistent engagement,” the CYBERCOM and NSA leader said.
By Brad D. Williams
Iran and Russia are actively using economic markets for national security purposes. The US needs to think along similar lines if it wants to make headway on both defense and climate change issues.
By Daniel Silverberg and Benjamin L. Schmitt