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  A massive 25-ton inert nuclear-bomb trainer recently left storage and was slowly and carefully transported to Kirtland Air Force Base for its end-of-lifecycle dismantlement and disposition.

 Iran has shown footage of its new 359 missile, which has a range of 150 kilometers, a strike altitude of over 30,000 feet, and a powerful warhead. It can reach speeds of up to 1,000 km/h.

 This is actually the unveiling of Isfahan's missile megacity known as Shahid Ahmad Kazemi. This facility showcases a vast array of liquid-fuel missiles, including Qiam, Ghadr & Emad. The site is expansive enough to accommodate over 2,000 long range ballistic missile swith tens of missiles (if not more) already mounted on launchers.

  Italy has indeed ordered a Skynex air defense system from Rheinmetall, valued at €73 million, with delivery scheduled for the second quarter of 2026. This system is part of a larger plan to enhance Italy's air defense capabilities.

The Iranian Navy has officially commissioned the Zagros, its first fully domestically built combat reconnaissance destroyer, enhancing its naval capabilities. This vessel is designed for both combat operations and intelligence missions.

Azerbaijani Air Force headquarters for Turkish-made TB-2 UCAVs at Kurdemir Airbase in AZ. The repair/refit bay and headquarters were established after the 2020 war as AZ AF needed a centralized position for TB-2 service and employment.

  Shelters are being built at Belbek Air Base in Crimea after drones repeatedly hit aircraft and airfield infrastructure.

  Iran recently showcased its jamming capabilities during military exercises, utilizing domestically manufactured drones designed to disrupt enemy communications and electronic warfare systems. These exercises aimed to enhance Iran's defense strategies against potential electronic threats.

  NATO has deployed two ships to the Gulf of Finland as part of a mission to prevent further damage to underwater infrastructure, following incidents involving damaged cables. This operation aims to enhance security and monitor potential threats in the region.

  Lockheed Martin has successfully delivered the first AN/SPY-7(V)1 radar antenna to Japan's Ministry of Defense for integration into the Aegis System Equipped Vessel (ASEV), enhancing Japan's naval capabilities against ballistic missile threats. This delivery is part of a commitment to support Japan's national security goals with advanced technology.