Saudi Oil Exports Reach Post-Ceasefire High Through the Strait of Hormuz: Saudi Arabia is now exporting crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz at its fastest pace since the U.S.-Iran ceasefire came into effect. It’s good news for U.S. President Donald Trump, who has remained consistently optimistic about restoring the flow of oil through the Strait, and for the global economy. Gulf energy exports are, for now, recovering after months of disruption – and even after a weekend of continued military hostilities.
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The Air Force is hitting refresh on electromagnetic warfare with its first new electronic attack aircraft in forty years. The EA-37B Compass Call is a modified business jet that some experts are already calling a “game changer” thanks to its speed, range, high service ceiling, and ability to upgrade quickly to keep pace with new technology.
But at the same time, other experts warn that the service will need more Compass Calls than the Air Force plans on buying to meet the challenges of the invisible battlefield.
Stalled on the battlefield, American and Iranian negotiators have slowly been hammering out the details of a tentative deal to keep the Strait of Hormuz open. Both sides are at a seeming stalemate: in the face of overwhelming American and Israeli military power, Iran has been badly battered, but seemingly not beaten. Both sides need a deal, albeit for different reasons.
In a wide-ranging interview published just days ago by the Kremlin, Russian President Vladimir Putin directly addressed the current energy shortage experienced today in Russia — and acknowledged that Ukrainian drone and missile strikes are responsible for the fuel crunch.
“As for the attacks on critical infrastructure in general, and energy infrastructure in particular, they are, of course, creating problems,” Putin said. “That is obvious. We are currently seeing certain shortages, although they are not critical.”
Neptune Missile. Image Credit: Government of Ukraine.
Israel’s Iron Dome has received additional upgrade with the defence system completing a series of tests against various advance threats.
Germany’s Rheinmetall has completed the acquisition of a 51% stake in Croatian company DOK-ING, in a move to strengthen its presence in the uncrewed vehicles sector.
Aaron Mehta & Ashley Roque, Breaking Defense
According to an internal memo obtained by Breaking Defense, the new role covers all ground vehicles, all small air vehicles and almost all sea…
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Three crew members were recovered alive after an MH-60S assigned to the USS George H.W.
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A Seattle-based company was awarded a $20 million production contract to deliver autonomous ground vehicles to the Marine Corps amid rising demand from the war in Ukraine
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