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US Pentagon claims to have severely damaged Iranian capabilities, promises to increase attacks

4th March 2026

US military authorities claim to have sunk 20 Iranian vessels and destroyed Tehran’s Air Force, with the Pentagon making plans to send additional assets to the region.

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Is the US magazine of air defence interceptors deep enough to sustain a long campaign against Iran?

4th March 2026

The Pentagon spent a considerable number of THAAD and SM-3 rounds to defend against Iranian missiles in 2025 and has not fully replenished its reserves.

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Dreadnought nuclear deterrent submarine programme progresses with new contracts

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Dreadnought nuclear deterrent submarine programme progresses with new contracts

9th May 2022

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Are hypersonics the answer to the Royal Navy's lethality debate?

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Ukrainian TB2 attacks on Russian vessels may mark a first in naval warfare

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Ukrainian TB2 attacks on Russian vessels may mark a first in naval warfare

6th May 2022

Attacks by Ukrainian Baykar Bayraktar TB2 UAVs on Russian patrol boats in the Black Sea could mark the first successful neutralisation of naval vessels by an uncrewed system.

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BAE Systems joins DARPA’s MINC programme

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New French support ship Jacques Chevallier hits the water

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New French support ship Jacques Chevallier hits the water

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Indian submarine programme is left in tatters

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Indian submarine programme is left in tatters

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