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Philippines Nears Full BrahMos Deployment, Shifting South China Sea Missile Balance

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — The Philippines is nearing completion of its three-battery BrahMos coastal missile force, creating a mobile supersonic strike network capable of threatening hostile surface ...
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China Confirms J-10CE’s First Combat Victory: How Beijing’s Export Fighter Defeated Western Jets and Reshaped Global Air Power

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — China’s formal confirmation of the export-configured J-10CE fighter jet’s first combat victory marks a decisive inflection point in modern aerial warfare, signalling not only ...
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Confirmed: Russia’s Krasukha Electronic Warfare Systems Spotted in Iran

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — For the first time, credible evidence has emerged confirming the presence of Russia’s cutting-edge Krasukha electronic warfare (EW) systems on Iranian soil, a development ...
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Russia’s Su-57D Targets Sixth-Generation Warfare With Okhotnik Drone Command and Combat AI

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — Russia is repositioning its two-seat Su-57D from a straightforward conversion trainer into an experimental airborne command-and-control platform intended to test ...
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To Ensure Israel’s Military Edge, Egypt Denied Access to Meteor BVR, AMRAAM Missiles

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — In the past two or three years, Egypt and Italy have engaged in negotiations for the acquisition of various types of weapons, including up to 24 Eurofighter Typhoon fighter ...
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Debris Don’t Lie: India Displays PL-15E Missile Fragments, Claims Pakistani Drone Swarms Crushed

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) – In a show of force and forensic rebuttal, the Indian Armed Forces on Monday publicly displayed wreckage of advanced Chinese and Turkish weapon systems allegedly used by ...
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Pakistan–Libya US$4.6 Billion Defence Pact Signals Strategic Shift in North Africa’s Military Balance

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) – Pakistan and Libya reportedly inked a US$4.6 billion (approximately RM21.62 billion) defence deal, marking a significant development in South–South military cooperation and ...
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Turkey Seeks Green Light from U.S. to Produce F-110 GE-129 Engines for “KAAN”

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — As a temporary measure while developing its own fighter jet engines, Turkey has reportedly sought permission from the United States to build under-license the F-110 GE-129 ...
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India Challenges China in Malaysia’s RM1.9 Billion Air Defence Battle With Akash-1S and Akash Prime Missile Systems

India’s aggressive push to position the Akash-1S and Akash Prime surface-to-air missile systems inside Malaysia’s RM1.9 billion (US$500 million) Medium Range Air Defence (MERAD) program signals a ...
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SİPER Missile Shield: Türkiye’s Answer to S-400, Patriot, and Growing Missile Threats

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — Türkiye has marked a decisive leap in its pursuit of layered air defense with the recent successful acceptance firing of the SİPER 1 Long-Range Air and Missile Defense System ...
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Hezbollah’s Anti-Tank Guided Missile “Tharallah” Awaits Israel’s Merkava

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — In the event that Israel’s Merkava main battle tanks invade the Lebanese border to hunt down Hezbollah fighters, they are likely to face the anti-tank guided missile system ...
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US Oil Buffer Plunges to 41 Days as Hormuz Crisis Drains Strategic Reserves

(DEFENCE SECURITY ASIA) — United States crude inventories have fallen to approximately 41 days of refinery supply, exposing the country’s thinnest combined commercial and strategic petroleum cushion ...