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A UK startup has successfully tested a new long-range strike missile, while the US Army's Precision Strike Missile is expanding its long-range fires capabilities. Both developments aim to enhance military strike capabilities at reduced costs and timelines.
Europe's largest missile manufacturer has successfully fired its new ground-launched deep strike weapon twice in three months, completing a rapid development cycle. The weapon went from design to live firing in under a year, a timeline considered impossible a decade ago. This development showcases the company's accelerated innovation capabilities.
European defense technology company Destinus has achieved a production milestone of 1,000 15 kN class turbojet missile engines. The engines are used to power cruise missiles. This milestone marks a significant step in the company's ability to produce engines at an industrial scale.
Naval Group, MESKO, and TELESYSTEM have signed an agreement to demonstrate MESKO's Piorun missile capacity on Naval Group's Rampart system. The agreement marks the first step in a strategic cooperation to support future integration of the missile into the launching system. This partnership aims to enhance naval capabilities through joint demonstrations and potential integration.
The German defense ministry is looking for alternatives to the US Tomahawk missiles, seeking proposals from Ukrainian and Israeli start-ups for missiles that can strike deep into enemy territory. This move is aimed at reducing dependence on US weaponry. The German defense ministry has asked foreign firms to provide missiles with similar capabilities.
Hanwha Aerospace and Thales have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to integrate Hanwha's Chunmoo guided missiles with Thales' X-Fire launchers. The partnership aims to enable long-range precision strikes. The agreement will make Hanwha's Chunmoo missiles compatible with Thales' X-Fire launcher platforms.
Hanwha Aerospace and Thales signed a Memorandum of Understanding to integrate their technologies for long-range missiles. The agreement was made at Eurosatory 2026, a land warfare exhibition in Paris. This partnership aims to enhance their capabilities in missile development.
Ukraine has signed a deal to collaborate with European companies MBDA and Diehl to develop long-range strike missiles, aiming to provide a sovereign alternative to US weapons. This partnership seeks to accelerate Europe's access to advanced missile capabilities.
Rheinmetall Destinus Strike Systems has outlined its program priorities, including the Ruta Block 3, at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris. The company is moving forward with initial production of its cruise missile systems. Rheinmetall's priorities are focused on European cruise missile development
The US Army Contracting Command has issued a sources sought notice for the procurement of Javelin missiles, seeking to identify defense manufacturers for a potential 10-year buying period. The Javelin missile has been successfully used by Ukrainian soldiers to destroy Russian tanks. The procurement planning exercise is expected to be one of the most significant in years.
The US Department of State has approved a $330m potential foreign military sale to Brazil for FIM-92K Stinger Block I missiles and related equipment.
Kongsberg is combining low-cost Rusty Dagger with more capable Joint Strike Missile in a tiered standoff strike portfolio.
A Ukrainian-made 'FP-5 Flamingo' cruise missile has successfully hit a target 900 km inside Russia, as shown in a video.
The US Air Force has ordered $241M worth of Norway's stealth anti-ship missiles, deepening a transatlantic weapons partnership.
France successfully tested its next-generation air-to-air missile, MICA NG, from a Rafale at supersonic speed, clearing a major technical hurdle.
Ukraine tests a new missile that could reshape Europe's air shield, with potential implications for regional security.
The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded contracts worth £36m ($48m) to Thales for the delivery of Lightweight Multirole Missiles (LMMs) for the British Armed Forces.
The UK has ordered hundreds more Lightweight Multirole Missiles from Thales to rebuild stockpiles and reinforce air defense in the Middle East.
US officials are investigating the possibility that a Chinese-made shoulder-fired missile was used to shoot down an F-15E Strike Eagle over Iran.
India has signed an agreement to supply BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to Vietnam, following deals with the Philippines and Indonesia.
Polish defense company WZE received a purchase order from L3Harris to produce Attitude Control Motors for the US Army's Patriot missile system.
The UK has signed contracts for the British Nightfall missiles under Project Nightfall.