Less than a month after announcing a flurry of new strategic weapons, the Kremlin has effectively canceled one for the foreseeable future.

The service says it has made real progress toward that goal, but keeping availability rates up in the long term could still be challenging.

Other aircraft took part in the operation, as well, which makes a notable surge in the Chinese military’s involvement in the response to the epidemic.

As US-Russian relations unwind, we’re seeing the possibility of new threats and new battlefields, as “60 Minutes” reported.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told NATO leaders today he wants rocket artillery, anti-ship missiles, and more.

The country’s omnipresent cameras, facial-recognition systems, surveillance drones, and more would be at home in a dark future sci-fi flick.

Thousands of man-portable anti-aircraft and anti-armor weapons have already been delivered to Ukraine and thousands more are on the way.

It may not have been official, or long lived, but it sure looked evil.

The 2nd Cavalry Regiment is playing with the 30mm and Javelin missile toting Strykers in Maryland before they are shipped to Europe.

Late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen helped develop the modular system for use in worst-case scenarios after the 2014 West Africa Ebola outbreak.