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University to lead conversation about the future of drones
Virginia Tech is spearheading discussions on the future of drones, focusing on technological, regulatory, and security implications. The university has received a $5 million award from the U.S. Army to enhance its Counter UAS Research and Testing Center.
How are Drones Changing Modern Warfare?
The article discusses the transformative impact of drones on modern warfare, highlighting their use in the Ukraine conflict as a means to gain an asymmetric advantage. It emphasizes the need for the Australian Defence Force to integrate lessons from Ukraine into its military strategies and investments.
New Counter-Drone Capability and New Markets Raise ...
Rafael Advanced Defence Systems has upgraded its Trophy Active Protection System to counter the growing threat of drones, including low-altitude and various drone classes. The company has partnered with Larsen & Toubro to promote this system in India, targeting vehicles like Arjun and T-90S tanks.
DroneShield secures 21.7 million dollars in counter drone contracts
DroneShield Limited has secured $21.7 million in contracts for portable counter-drone systems, highlighting its role as a key supplier to western military forces. The contracts involve dismounted systems, spare kits, and software subscriptions, with deliveries expected by early 2026.
Department of Homeland Security Launches New Office to ...
The Department of Homeland Security has launched a new office focused on the rapid procurement and deployment of drone and counter-drone technologies. This initiative includes a $115 million investment aimed at securing major upcoming events and addressing the growing threat posed by malicious drone use.

LUCAS Kamikaze Drones Lauded As “Indispensable” By U.S. Admiral In Charge Of Iran War
The U.S. military has successfully deployed LUCAS kamikaze drones, modeled after the Iranian Shahed-136, in the ongoing Operation Epic Fury against Iran. These drones are praised for their cost-effectiveness and advanced capabilities, including swarm tactics and network-centric strikes.

Azerbaijan Vows Response After Iran Drone Attack, but Not Everyone Agrees on Next Steps
Azerbaijan has vowed a response after Iranian drones attacked the Nakhchivan exclave, injuring four people. The incident has heightened tensions between Azerbaijan and Iran, with internal debates on the appropriate level of retaliation.

S-500: The Russian Air Defense System Built to Kill F-22 and F-35 Stealth Fighters
The S-500 Prometey, Russia's advanced air defense system, is marketed as a counter to stealth fighters like the F-22 and F-35. However, its performance in real-world scenarios, such as in Crimea, has raised doubts about its effectiveness.

NATO Raises Alliance-Wide Air Defense Posture Amid Iranian Attacks
NATO has heightened its air defense posture in response to Iranian missile threats, demonstrating its capabilities by intercepting a missile aimed at Turkish airspace. This action follows increased tensions in the Middle East after US-Israeli strikes on Iran.

The Pentagon moves into the era of affordable mass
The U.S. military is adapting to the era of affordable mass by deploying the LUCAS drone, a cost-effective counterpart to Iran's Shahed-136. This shift aims to counter the economic strain of using expensive interceptors against cheap drones, while also exploring new strategies for larger conflicts.