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How did Europe lose its diplomatic hand over Ukraine?

NATO demonstrates new technologies

UK's new stealth fighter

The first renderings have been released showing a new fighter demonstrator being built in the UK as part of the Tempest next-generation air combat program. The manned flight test vehicle closely resembles the Lockheed Martin F-35, except for the lack of horizontal stabilizers and a number of minor differences. Planned to take to the skies in 2027, the Combat Air Flying Demonstrator will be part of the Tempest design, which is being developed as a stealth fighter for the UK’s Royal Air Force, as well as for Italy and Japan, and is expected to be operational by 2035. . Join this channel to get access to various benefits:    / @militarycenterline8949  

Defence Summit 2025 highlights

A moment of history in the skies!

Watch as the RAF A400M Atlas from the Air Mobility Force joins the legendary Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Spitfire, Lancaster and Dakota in a unique Memorial formation. ✈️ This formation is a powerful tribute to the legacy of the RAF and the brave aircrew of the Second World War. Captured by RAF Photographers

Royal Navy's Powerful New Ship-Busting Missile

Introducing the S-70UAS™ U-Hawk™

Sourec: Lockheed Martin

Drones - Lessons from Ukraine

In Ukraine, drones have transformed the country’s fight for freedom. From the earliest days of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022, drones have offered Ukrainian forces a cheap and effective way to try to level the playing field. They’ve had to innovate to avoid being overrun. NATO is working to identify and apply lessons learned from Russia’s war against Ukraine through the NATO-Ukraine Joint Analysis, Training and Education Centre (JATEC) based in Bydgoszcz, Poland. The centre is contributing to NATO’s deterrence and defence, and increase the ability of Allied and Ukrainian forces to operate effectively together. NATO Allies are also learning from the experience of Ukrainian veterans. In Poland veterans of the Ukrainian Army recently shared their knowledge of drone warfare with soldiers from the United Kingdom and the United States. In this video, we hear a former drone operator talk about his frontline experience with drones, and why sharing his knowledge with NATO troops is so important.

Source: NATO

Ukraine’s New Homemade Cruise Missile Packs a One-Ton Warhead

Ukraine has unveiled a new FP-5 cruise missile, nicknamed ‘Flamingo,’ and its manufacturer claims it can strike 1,800 miles into Russia. This would allow Ukraine to hit targets deep inside of Russia like military facilities and oil and gas industries, which help fund its war. Kyiv’s new missile has a 20-foot wing span and can carry a one-ton warhead. For comparison, the U.S.-made Tomahawk cruise missile has a wing span of under 9 feet. WSJ breaks down what we know about the new weapon and how it could be used against Moscow.

Source: Wall Street Journal

Thales Air Force Readiness: assure Mission Success Together

As conflicts grow in frequency, intensity, and duration, the training of air forces and the renewal of equipment capacity are key to maintaining operational superiority. Thales provides armed forces with the confidence that they can respond effectively to challenges and unforeseen events, maintaining crew competencies and a very high level of availability and performance of mission systems, ultimately leading to successful outcomes.