The IDF has used a high-powered laser to down incoming missiles and drones on the Lebanese border.
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The Royal Norwegian Air Force deployed two F-35A fifth generation fighters to engage a pair of Russian Tu-95MS strategic bombers and their Su-35 fighter escorts in international airspace over the Barents Sea. The F-35s established positive identification, maintained a controlled escort profile, and sustained continuous tracking while the Russian aircraft remained outside Norwegian airspace.
Following multiple unconfirmed repots of shootdowns of U.S. Air Force and Navy fighter aircraft since attacks on Iran were initiated on February 28, footage released on March 2 has shown an F-15E Strike Eagle falling in flames in an uncontrolled spiral over Kuwaiti skies. Although the F-15 is also operated by Israel, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar, which are all participating in the war effort, the U.S. Air Force is the only service known to fly the aircraft over Kuwait. The Kuwaiti Defence Ministry subsequently confirmed that several U.S.
Welcome to 2026. The sky over the Juffair district in Bahrain isn’t so blue; instead, it was a mosaic of gray-black plumes and the white-hot streaks of interception. For years, the armchair generals on social media have been salivating over Operation Truthful Promise 4, the supposed doomsday scenario where Iran’s missile rain finally drowns the U.S. 5th Fleet in its own home.
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They told us the Persian Gulf was a kill box. They told us the headquarters at Naval Support Activity (NSA) Bahrain was a sitting duck.
Three American service members have been killed, and five were seriously wounded while participating in military operations against Iran, U.S. Central Command announced on Sunday.
“Several others sustained minor shrapnel injuries and concussions — and are in the process of being returned to duty,” reads the statement, which was posted to social media. “Major combat operations continue and our response effort is ongoing.
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Three American military members have been killed and five seriously wounded in an Iranian attack.
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Summary and Key Points: Georgia Gilholy, an international politics journalist, evaluates the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) fighter jet crisis as Prime Minister Mark Carney reviews the 88-aircraft F-35 purchase.
-Despite US President Donald Trump’s recent rhetoric on tariffs and annexation, Ottawa has authorized “long-lead” payments to Lockheed Martin to preserve its production slot.
F-35 Stealth Fighter in Red. Image Credit: Lockheed Martin.
The U.S. Air Force has deployed B-2 intercontinental range strategic bombers for a penetration strike into Iranian airspace to target heavily fortified underground targets, which are reported to be ballistic missile storage facilities. Following the U.S. and Israel’s initiation of a large scale assault against Iran on February 28, the destruction of the Iranian ballistic missile arsenal has been prioritised, with the limited capabilities of the U.S. and its strategic partners’ ballistic missile defences making this by far the most effective means of blunting Iranian retaliatory strikes.
The Untied States has postponed announcing a $10 billion arms sale to the Republic of China Ministry of National Defence, with officials reporting that the decision was made in order to avoid provoking the People’s Republic of China before President Donald Trump’s planned April visit to Beijing. The New York Times reported the postponement of the contracts on February 27, citing multiple U.S. officials. This arms sale includes the supply of high value surface-to-air missiles, and is currently in the late stages of the negotiation.
In a bid to diversify wireless communications innovation, the Defense Department is poised to release an open-source software stack that users from the military and commercial industry can use to develop their own custom network solutions.
The Pentagon’s FutureG office will publish the first version of the Open Centralized Unit Distributed Unit (OCUDU) radio access network project to GitHub in April, the department announced Sunday.