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An An-2 parked in the snow. Credit: www.ariliners.net via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 3.0. In September 2020, on the second day of the six-week war between Armenia and Azerbaijan over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh enclave, the  Armenian defense forces published a video of one of their units deploying a surface-to-air missile system to target a low-flying, slow-moving object—a drone. But what the soldiers shot down was no cutting-edge autonomous weapon: They had destroyed a propeller-driven, single-engine biplane first produced in the 1940s by the former Soviet Union for agricultural monit...

USNI News Home » Budget Industry » Iran’s Best Submarines Have Been Out of the Water for a Month Iran’s Best Submarines Have Been Out of the Water for a Month H I Sutton Image. Used with permission While the Iranian naval forces have been clashing with U.S. forces in the Middles East in the last several weeks, its most capable submarines have been out of action. New information shared by The Intel Lab show all three of Tehran’s Kilo-class submarines have been out of the water for more almost a month. The 3,000-ton Kilos are the Iranian Navy’s largest and most potent submarines. The...

Exclusive: As Chinese survey ships map Indian Ocean, experts raise defence alarm Exclusive: As Chinese survey ships map Indian Ocean, experts raise defence alarm An analysis by Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) experts shows that expansive mapping of the Indian Ocean Region by Chinese vessels in the name of research close to the Indian waters could be used by naval planners. A Naval expert and Naval News have shared exclusive details of movements of these research vessels in the Indian Ocean Region with India Today. advertisement UPDATED: January 24, 2021 00:34 IST Open-Source intelligence (OS...

A Chinese government survey ship was intercepted running dark without broadcasting its position via AIS by Indonesian officials.

USNI News Chinese Survey Ship Caught ‘Running Dark’ Give Clues to Underwater Drone Operations HI Sutton Image A Chinese government survey ship was intercepted “running dark” without broadcasting its position via AIS (Automated Information System by Indonesian officials. The incident is latest twist in an ongoing maritime saga which has also seen Chinese uncrewed underwater vehicles (UUVs) found in Indonesia’s territorial waters. The survey ship, Xiang Yang Hong 03, left its base at Sanya on Hainan Island, China, on the morning of Jan. 6. It was intercepted by the Indonesian Coast G...