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PETALING JAYA: One of the helicopter types in the mid-air collision during training at the naval base in Lumut has also been involved in a crash off Pulau Angsa near Kuala Selangor just over a month ago.

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Argentina has inked a pivotal agreement to bolster its air defense capabilities by purchasing 24 F-16 fighter jets from Denmark, a move that mirrors the Scandinavian country’s military modernization efforts and marks a shift in Argentina's defense procurement strategy. https://youtu.be/LGSN85_xpgE?si=mYmEhjDi-LDz-tgV The transaction, valued at an estimated 2.1 billion kroner (US$303 million), was formalized through a…

The Russian Navy's Su-33, once a mainstay of its carrier-based fighter force, now faces an uncertain future as discussions around its operational viability and a shift towards the more cost-efficient and versatile MiG-29K continue to unfold. The Su-33 Flanker-D, known for its air superiority capabilities, has been hampered by limitations in its munition carrying capacity…

The Sukhoi Su-37 Terminator represented a significant leap in Russian aviation technology. Developed with thrust-vectoring nozzles, advanced radar, and upgraded avionics, the Su-37 showcased remarkable maneuverability and air combat capabilities. Despite being a highly agile dogfighter, it required skilled pilots and faced challenges in handling. This aircraft not only wowed audiences with its agility at…

Vita Inclinata CEO Caleb Carr wants to energise the industrial base like the US government did during the Covid pandemic.

Ukraine announced that it had destroyed three jets on Saturday morning, but Moscow is yet to confirm the losses.

Ukrainian forces shot down a Russian Ka-52 Alligator attack helicopter near Avdiivka in Donetsk Oblast on Feb. 7, Oleksandr Tarnavskyi, the commander of Ukraine's Tavria group fighting on the southeastern front lines, said on Feb. 8.

The Iran-backed Houthi insurgents of Yemen may be considering an attack on undersea Internet cables in the Red Sea.

Yemens government warned the Houthis pose a serious threat to one of the most important digital infrastructures in the world.