When an American defence manufacturer posted a recent video of its latest weapon, viewers noticed something unexpected.

Turkey’s Atmaca (“Hawk”) anti-ship cruise missile is part of the country’s growing push to rely on domestic systems rather than foreign-produced technologies.

Yemen’s Houthis claimed today to have carried out a fourth attack in 72 hours on an American fleet in the Red Sea, as the US ...

The attacks come just one day after US President Donald Trump ordered airstrikes on the group's stronghold territories in ...

The Houthis claimed they launched missiles and a drone at the USS Harry Truman, escalating tensions in the Red Sea. After ...

The US has continued striking the Houthis in Yemen, hitting targets across territory controlled by the group, including ...

SELLES-SAINT-DENIS, France—In a vast factory surrounded by forest, workers here are assembling the missiles that will help ...

MBDA is the only Western company besides American firms capable of producing “the full range of complex weapons,” the CEO said.

A senior US military official said the Harry S Truman aircraft carrier had repelled an attempted attack by Houthi rebels less ...

Houthis claim missile, drone strikes on US warships in the Red Sea, escalating tensions after US airstrikes in Yemen. #RedSeaCrisis ...

Controversy has erupted regarding whether Mach Industries, a U.S. defense contractor, could be using Chinese jet technology ...

A US defence contractor is facing scrutiny after ... media showcasing its latest product – a vertical take-off cruise missile. In the video, the missile is seen launching vertically from a ...