Much remains unknown about the European laser defense system—including its effective range, its vulnerability to weather conditions, and its effectiveness at engaging multiple targets.

We might think of microwaves as residing in the kitchen, but they can be used for military applications. One weapon using the tech just countered 49 drones.

“Latest: 8,300 students killed. 12 universities hit,” reads a news ticker at the bottom of the screen. “Authorities are still struggling to make sense of an attack on university campuses worldwide, which targeted some students and not others,” the newsreader says.

RFE/RL gained exclusive access to a plant in Bulgaria producing Shahed-like drones as Europe focuses on unmanned aerial weapons, and the technology to stop them.

A glimpse of the new era of the Armed Forces today in Thessaloniki – Visits to warships and a submarine in Piraeus