"The president is certainly hopeful that more countries in the region will sign on to the Abraham Accords," said White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.

"We recognize this is a time of heightened risk,” Pentagon cyber official Katie Arrington told Breaking Defense. “DoD encourages the DIB [Defense Industry Base] to raise their cybersecurity posture.” ...

The defense secretary aggressively pushed back on reporting about an initial, "low confidence" DIA assessment that the strikes on Iran likely did not destroy key components.

As US President Donald Trump made headlines, Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskyy had a much more low-key presence at this year’s NATO summit.

Army chief mulls Project Convergence’s future, with industry mixed on event’s value “This was a really, really worthwhile experiment out here. … What we don’t want to do is just continue ...

Analysts told Breaking Defense that any ceasefire would be on shaky ground, especially if Israel sees a chance to topple the Iranian regime.

The operation included more than 125 US aircraft, "dozens" of aerial refueling tankers, a guided missile submarine and approximately 75 precision guided weapons.

Following a decision by Swedish political leadership in 2019 to improve the country’s military capabilities, weapons procurement has surged, said Brig. Gen. Lars Helmrich. General Atomics’ MQ ...

PARIS AIR SHOW — Well, that was exhausting. If you had to ask our staff and they were being honest, that’s probably what the big takeaway from covering the Paris Air Show at Le Bourget would ...

Air Warfare, Global, Land Warfare Lockheed seeks European partners for missile production crunch “There's plenty of work to go around, around the globe, so we're looking for those strategic ...

“Arsenal-1 is going to be an operational facility incredibly quickly because of the timelines we have to deliver for the customers and the warfighters who are counting on the systems that ...

In recent weeks Rutte, the NATO chief, has floated the idea of a two-tiered defense spending plan: 3.5 percent dedicated to core defense capabilities and another 1.5 percent to be spent on as-yet ...