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Iran Reportedly Resumes Missile ProductionWorld — 5dIran has restarted ballistic-missile production, assembling liquid- and solid-fuel missiles from stockpiled components and rebuilding facilities in limited quantities for quicker reconstitution. Satellite imagery and assessments indicate a faster recovery after 2026 strikes, with reopened storage sites and projected production at tens to hundreds of missiles per month, alongside Tehran publicly signaling a new ballistic missile and pre-emptive-strike doctrine that could threaten U.S. naval forces.

Ukrainian designer says new missile system will reach MoscowWorld — 5d

He was hosting his daughter’s wedding. Then a deadly missile strike tore through his home in southern Iran.5 sources — 5d

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North Korea Fires Projectile Toward Sea — 1dNorth Korea fired an unidentified projectile toward the Sea of Japan, with South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff analyzing its specifications and range. The launches come after a series of August missile tests and amid President Donald Trump’s stated plan to meet Kim Jong Un later this year.

Marcus Bell South Korea needs to confirm the exact range fast so everyone knows what we are dealing with.

Yemen Escalation Spreads to Saudi Border and Red SeaWorld — 3dYemeni government forces pressed offensives on multiple fronts against the Houthis, conducting strikes on Mokha–Dhubab and targeting coastal and western fronts including Taiz, Bab al-Mandab, and Al-Jawf as civilian displacement rises amid intensified clashes. The Saudi-led coalition responded with airstrikes against Houthi positions, while the Houthis claim defensive success with domestically produced missiles, and the coalition vows to neutralize the threat and protect Saudi sovereignty.

Minab school memorializes children killed as AP links strike to U.S. missile — 6dThe Shajareh Tayyebeh school in Minab, where more than 100 children were killed in a February 28 strike at the start of the US-Israel war on Iran, is being preserved as a war museum and memorial with photos and a cemetery, serving as a historical record amid renewed regional tensions. An Associated Press investigation cited evidence of at least one US missile strike, and the Trump administration has not acknowledged responsibility, as officials and families press for accountability.

Zelenskyy Secures Canadian Air-Defense Support — 4dZelenskyy arrived in Oslo to attend King Harald V’s funeral and held talks with Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre on continued Ukrainian support, including strengthening air defense for the winter and collaboration with the FREYJA anti-ballistic missile system, with Norway reaffirming defense aid as part of a broader defense partnership.

Ukraine racing to develop new interceptors as Russian drones and missiles ravage the country — Aug 31, 2026

UAE Plans Distributed 5-Gigawatt AI Project After Iranian Attacks — 2dAmid Iranian missile and drone attacks, the UAE is quietly revising its 5-gigawatt UAE-US AI Campus plan from a single Abu Dhabi site to a dispersed network of data centers across the UAE, with protections including air defenses and underground facilities. Led by G42 and linked to the Stargate UAE 1-gigawatt phase, the $30-billion project aims to bolster the UAE’s status as a global AI hub while preserving security standards and deepening UAE-US technology cooperation.

Elena Vasquez Thirty billion for a dispersed 5-gigawatt setup shows real commitment to becoming a major AI player in the region.

Reports say US PrSM missile killed civilians in Lamerd, target unclear — Aug 31, 2026Airwars and the Associated Press mapped the Lamerd strikes and found that US-made Precision Strike Missiles killed civilians up to 50 meters from detonation and caused damage far beyond that radius, prompting warnings from weapons experts that such missiles should not be used near populated areas. The US military has acknowledged using PrSMs in Iran but denies striking Lamerd, while analysts emphasize the weapon’s midair fragmentation and potential for widespread harm as production continues for broader use.

Tom Gallagher If the Pentagon is denying it hit Lamerd while also confirming PrSM use in Iran, someone's math isn't adding up.

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Photojournalists Capture Global Scenes, Everyday MomentsWorld — 6dA global collage of photo features spans disasters, culture, fashion and sports, technology, and nostalgia, from floods and missile strikes to film festivals, fashion weeks, and major sports events, with a 2001 nostalgia collection adding historical context. The coverage also highlights evolving realities such as a humanoid ambulance in Tokyo and other notable scenes from around the world.

Parsons Secures $14B Foreign Weapons ContractBusiness — Aug 24, 2026Parsons Corporation secured multiple high-value defense contracts, including a COMET IDIQ position supporting the Missile and Space Intelligence Center, a TEAMS Next Missile Defense System Engineering contract option valued at $514 million with the Missile Defense Agency, and a two-year extension of TEAMS work to bolster the nation’s missile defenses. The company also won a spot on the Space Force’s National Space Test and Training Complex NITE-STAR program, a $981 million multi-award vehicle to accelerate space test and training capabilities, underscoring Parsons’ role across missiles, space, and national security missions.

Burnham and Trump agree to keep pushing for Ukraine ceasefire — 5dBritish Prime Minister Andy Burnham and U.S. President Donald Trump reaffirmed a shared goal of a ceasefire in Ukraine and Britain's support for Ukraine amid U.S.-led peace efforts, with discussions also addressing Middle East peace, the two-state solution, and Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The talks touched on potential military support for Ukraine, including the possible transfer of Patriot missiles ahead of winter, and followed recent envoy visits and discussions about trilateral talks involving Ukraine, Russia, and the United States.

Rachel Meyers Glad to see the Middle East and Iran still on the agenda too, can't let Ukraine talks crowd everything else out.

Frequency Electronics Posts Record Revenue, BacklogFinance — 5dFrequency Electronics reported a record for fiscal Q1 2027 with revenue of $23.5 million, up 70% year over year, and backlogged orders of $129 million while expanding margins to 45.8% gross and 22% operating; net income was about $4.2 million as the company reaffirms long-term targets of at least $150 million in annual revenue by 2029, supported by capacity expansion and strong space and defense demand. The firm remains debt-free with ample cash, and growth is driven by satellite, missile-defense, and secure communications programs with ongoing insider and institutional interest in the stock.

Burnham plans Ukraine visit to boost long-range missiles — Aug 23, 2026Britain's new prime minister Andy Burnham will announce declassification of UK-made components of the Scalp/Storm Shadow missiles to help Ukraine build its own long-range missile capability, and will press France to help establish local assembly lines in Ukraine. He will also chair a new 'coalition of the willing' in Kyiv on Ukraine's independence day, reiterating that Ukraine's security is Britain's security and pledging sustained support despite Moscow's warnings.

Pacific Islands Forum in Palau Amid China-Taiwan TensionsWorld — Aug 28, 2026Pacific Islands Forum leaders converge in Palau to tackle transnational crime and energy/climate resilience amid rising geopolitical tensions involving China, Taiwan, and the United States, with discussions framed around missile tests and regional unity. While some members push for a unified protest against missile tests and regime of statements, others abstain or split due to ties with China or Taiwan, highlighting enduring divisions even as the push for renewable energy and regional security cooperation remains a priority.

North Korea suspected missile launch heightens regional tensions — Aug 20, 2026North Korea fired an unidentified projectile toward the East Sea, with Japan and South Korea assessing it as a possible ballistic missile, as US-South Korea drills were scaled back under President Trump. Kim Yo Jong warned the reduced drills remain provocative and stressed the broader U.S.-North Korea standoff, while authorities monitor the missile’s trajectory amid rising regional tensions.

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Iran Announces Locally Made Ballistic and Cruise Missiles Amid US TensionsReporting — Aug 20, 2020Iran displayed a surface-to-surface ballistic missile on Thursday that Defence Minister Amir Hatami said had a range of 1,400 kilometres and a new cruise missile, ignoring U.S. demands that Tehran halt its missile…

Greece Intercepts Drones Over Saudi Energy Heartland, Extending Gulf Defense RoleWorld — Aug 27, 2026The Greek Patriot air-defence battery stationed in Saudi Arabia (ELDYSA) has intercepted drones over Yanbu and other areas, launching three missiles in coordination with Saudi defense to protect critical energy infrastructure as part of the Integrated Air Missile Defense mission. These engagements, now the third combat use since the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, highlight Europe’s expanding role in Gulf security and reinforce Greece-Saudi Arabia defense ties amid regional security arrangements.

Pentagon’s New Deal To Replenish Missile Supply As Iran War Rages On — Aug 4, 2026Washington aims to replenish its inventory of interceptor missiles as the Iran War continues to rage on.

Can Israel’s Missile Defenses Outlast Iranian Barrages? — Jun 19, 2025Israel is reportedly running low on missile interceptors as Iran continues to deplete its own ballistic missile reserves to attack the Jewish state, potentially leaving Israel in a dilemma if it runs out of defensive…

Iranian Missile Capacity May Be Higher Than Trump Suggests — May 13, 2026U.S. intelligence indicates that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps’ missile capabilities may be greater than President Donald Trump has suggested. The Iranian regime has access to 30 of its 33 missile sites along…

Finland tests 2,000 volunteers in Europe's largest civil defense drill since WWII — Sep 3, 2026Finland staged Europe’s largest civil defense exercise since World War II in Kuopio, with over 2,000 participants testing civilian resilience to cyberattacks, power and water outages, and the threat of Russian missile strikes in rock shelters. The drills, set against Finland’s 2024 NATO membership and heightened security posture, emphasize civilian readiness as a core element of national defense.

Maya Lindstrom Finland's always taken civil defense seriously, those bomb shelters have been standard in buildings for decades. Good they're actually testing readiness now instead of just having infrastructure sit unused.

Iran Fires Roughly 200 Missiles At Israel As Middle East Reaches Boiling PointReporting — Oct 1, 2024Iran fired ballistic missiles into Israel on Tuesday, according to multiple reports. Approximately 200 missiles were fired in what could be the first wave of the attack; the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) had been…

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