South Korea lawmakers urge tougher laws after alleged theft of KF-21 warplane data
Indonesian engineers are under investigation for allegedly trying to remove a USB device containing information on the South Korean-made KF-21 fighter jet.
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Indonesian engineers are under investigation for allegedly trying to remove a USB device containing information on the South Korean-made KF-21 fighter jet.
Russia's state media is putting a new spotlight on efforts to develop an anti-ship ballistic missile for coastal defense. It would be the first Ru...
Were incompatible with china's system, which is the reason why china's con figuring its military to fight us. they're designing weapons that are meant to exploit american vulnerabilities such as the df-21-d carrier killer missile and also their j-20 stealth fighter designed to bring down american airborne early warning planes. so this is really a problem for us. you know, the chinese have been talking for more than a decade about waging war on the united states and we really haven't been listening. it's like bin laden in the 1990s who talked about this. we didn't pay attention and right now th...
Might not sink the carrier but it can certainly cripple its mission. >> i know that -- there's a great deal of interest in the carriers vis-a-vis the -- the -- the df-21. that's -- that's the big question. and the -- and how that carrier now becomes vulnerable. >> reporter: america's answer is a version of the unmanned vehicle that can launch and land at sea. the u-class would fly farther and longer than a fighter pilot. prototype took its first test flight in february. >> we remain committed to getting a squadron aboard an aircraft carrier by 2018. >> reporter: the u.s. has been flying land b...
this hour, concerns that there are potential targets at risk by cutting homeland security funds. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." we begin with deadly new clashes today in syria as security forces try to break up anti-government protests in a number of cities. human rights activists say that at least 34 people were killed. they say to end the crackdown or get out of the way. here is arwa damon. >> reporter: wolf, when we see the images coming out of syria, the path that the regime continues to take seems pretty clear. they are aiming to clear. a voice yells off ca...