The United Kingdom is ready to lead the new NATO long-range missile program.
The United Kingdom will lead a new European NATO initiative dedicated to the development of long-range precision missiles, a program that involves investments of 50 billion dollars over ten years. The program, without the participation of the United States, aims to strengthen European capabilities and reduce the gap with Russia in this sector.
Here is how General Motors will assist Lockheed Martin in missile production.
General Motors and Lockheed Martin will collaborate to increase the production of critical ammunition and armaments in the United States. The initiative, promoted by the Pentagon, aims to leverage the manufacturing and technological capabilities of the automotive industry to strengthen the defense industrial base and respond to the growing demand for weapon systems.
Are the US running out of Tomahawk missiles?
The halt decided by the Trump administration on the deployment of Tomahawk missiles in Germany reignites the debate on Washington’s need to address the reduction of its long-range missile stockpiles following Operation Epic Fury against Iran.
Trump slows down on long-range missiles in Germany: Europe without deterrent against Russia
Trump’s cancellation of the deployment of long-range missiles in Germany highlighted Europe’s severe lack of Deep Precision Strike capability, prompting Europe to urgently develop its own systems to bridge a dangerous strategic gap with Moscow.
Trump also fires at Germany with Tomahawk missiles, all the details
US President Trump puts the brakes on: the Biden–Scholz agreement for long-range cruise missiles that Washington was supposed to deploy on German soil falls through. A rift more significant than the troop cuts. Facts and insights.
This is how Germany and Ukraine are allying on defense.
Germany and Ukraine sign a defense agreement on missiles, drones, and battlefield data sharing.
Mbda accelerates missile production driven by Gulf demand
Ready to increase production by 40% in 2026 Mbda: the European missile group is seeing growing interest from Gulf countries, intent on strengthening air defenses in light of the intensifying Iranian attacks in the region. This is what emerges from Mbda’s 2025 results, presented by CEO Éric Béranger.
Drones, missiles, and electronic warfare: Iran’s strategy to control Hormuz
Low-Cost Drones, Electronic Warfare, and Supersonic Missiles: Here’s How Iran Has Turned the Strait of Hormuz into an Asymmetric Fortress Challenging Western Superiority. An In-Depth Analysis by Claudia Giulia Ferrauto, Author of the Tech & Privacy Newsletter
How Iran is responding to the US and Israel
Missiles on Israel and the Gulf: Iran’s retaliation ignites the Middle East. Second part of the focus by Emmanuele Panero, Head of the Defense and Security Desk, and Filippo Massacesi, Junior Fellow of the Defense and Security Desk at CeSI.
