The United States Army has finalised a $390 million contract to upgrade additional Bradley infantry fighting vehicles modernised to the M2A4 standard, signalling continued investment in the late Cold War era vehicles despite recent criticisms of their combat performances. The upgraded vehicles will replace older Bradley variants, providing ground units with improved lethality, protection, and fire controls.
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Following its limited service entry in 2020, and the formation of the first full battalion in 2024, Russia’s first fifth generation fighter the Su-57 has recently seen reports on its capabilities and planned future upgrades made increasingly frequently by prominent local sources. CEO of the state defence conglomerate Rostec Sergey Chemezov has elaborated on plans to continue to modernise the aircraft, and on what he perceives to be some of its advantages over rival aircraft fielded abroad.
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