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Raytheon's RTX Interceptor destroys ballistic missile in key test - Vimarsana News

Raytheon's RTX Interceptor destroys ballistic missile in key test

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Dec 12, 2023 - In a significant advancement for U.S. missile defense capabilities, an Exoatmospheric Kill Vehicle (EKV) developed by Raytheon, a business unit of Raytheon Technologies Corporation (NYSE: RTX), has

Chinese spy vessel 'Yuan Wang 5' re-enters Indian Ocean ahead of India's missile test - Vimarsana News

Chinese spy vessel 'Yuan Wang 5' re-enters Indian Ocean ahead of India's missile test

On the 4th of December 2022, a naval vessel of the Peoples Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) known to analysts as Yuan Wang-5 re-entered the Indian

Iran on its way to 'solving nuclear missile puzzle' - Vimarsana News

Iran on its way to 'solving nuclear missile puzzle'

SHARE Iran’s scientists have “solved one half of the ballistic missile puzzle” by developing a workable third-stage rocket booster, leading defence analysts said. The stakes for a nuclear stand-off were raised after Tehran launched a satellite rocket that could easily be converted into a nuclear missile with a range of about 5,000 kilometres, bringing cities such as London within reach. Missile experts believe it is now clear Iran is opting for “range over accuracy” in seeking to develop nuclear-tipped intermediate-range ballistic missiles, a strategy that has also been followed by ...

Reagan feared China missile exports would inflame Mideast : The Asahi Shimbun - Vimarsana News

Reagan feared China missile exports would inflame Mideast : The Asahi Shimbun

An August 1988 letter from U.S. President Ronald Reagan to Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita mentions concerns raised with Deng Xiaoping about China's missile exports. (Takayuki Kakuno) Declassified diplomatic documents from the late 1980s released Dec. 23 by the Foreign Ministry offer a rare glimpse into concerns raised by U.S. President Ronald Reagan about China’s missile exports to the Middle East.  The archive mainly deals with the period around the end of the Cold War. Correspondence between Reagan and Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita also reveals that the U.S. president not only raised...

Source: asahi.com