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U.S. Naval Forces Central Command established a working group for operationalizing unmanned systems with the Kingdom of Bahrain.... - Inside Unmanned Systems News Magazine

KARACHI, Pakistan — Members of U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) donated $5,000 of equipment to a special needs school Feb. 15 after U.S. 5th Fleet completed its participation in

MANAMA, Bahrain. U.S. Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) and naval personnel from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) concluded a weeklong unmanned systems and artificial intelligence (AI) integration exercise in the Arabian Gulf. 

The Conference, which was organised by the ADNEC Group, in cooperation with the Ministry of Defence and in strategic partnership with the Tawazun Council, was attended by more than 1,800 leaders and key officials representing defence, security, academic and corporate entities across the world. 

The three houses of worship are a prime example of the UAE's commitment to a more inclusive, more peaceful region

Although U.S.-Saudi bilateral ties are on the mend, ambiguities and the transactional nature of the 1945 oil-for-security covenant contribute to mistrust and tensions. The burden of fixing or stabilizing the relationship is a shared responsibility. It’s time for Washington and Riyadh to reconfigure their security ties in accordance with new U.S. geopolitical priorities and new Saudi defense requirements. This report lays out such a process.

The Pentagon is considering sending illicit weapons intercepted from Iran to Ukraine, according to a defense official.

The Pentagon is considering sending illicit weapons intercepted from Iran to Ukraine, according to a defense official.

US does not believe the objects had surveillance capability but has not ruled out the possibility either

President Joe Biden has ordered his national security team to begin a review of the policy implications of the series of sightings of unidentified objects.