The efforts to fully replace the older Kalashnikov assault rifle began in 2018, but as seen in the Kremlin's ongoing war in Ukraine, it will likely take years for the transition to be completed.

A Ukrainian commander told Newsweek that Pyongyang's troops seemed to carry more ammunition than supplies when in battle.

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Uzbekistan and Russia signed a cooperation plan between their defense ministries for 2025 and a strategic military partnership program for 2026−2030. Uzbekistan and Russia signed a military ...

A cooperation plan for 2025 between the defense ministries of Russia and Uzbekistan, along with a military strategic partnership program for 2026-2030, will be signed today in Tashkent ...

President-elect Donald Trump says that future financial assistance to Afghanistan will be contingent upon the return of U.S. military equipment by the Taliban leaders currently in power.

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Named for the sword of Aragorn in The Lord of the Rings, Anduril focuses on autonomous military equipment with advanced technology. Products of the eight-year-old company include drones ...

Cyprus , with a gross domestic product about three quarters that of the U.S. state of Vermont, will also be eligible for surplus U.S. military equipment ... Its current stock includes Soviet-era T80 ...

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The Fort Gregg-Adams Main Exchange celebrated the grand re-opening ... “We want to accomplish those wants and needs that our military community needs and should get. That’s why we’re here ...

Japanese government allocated grants totaling $215,000 to procure medical equipment for a pediatric oncology center, a perinatal center and Bukhara branch of the Emergency Medical Aid Center.