South Korea dissolves spy agency that backed a coup attempt

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Drone locks onto target 43km away without GPS signal

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Pyka’s DropShip nails precision airdrop with no pilot aboard

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Satellite imagery suggests Russia’s tank reserve is nearly gone

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Norway’s KONGSBERG buys U.S. maker of mass-produced missiles

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Gallatin AI wins US Army contract for contested logistics software

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US Space Force orders first PTS-G maneuverable anti-jam satellites

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Drone locks onto target 43km away without GPS signal

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Pyka’s DropShip nails precision airdrop with no pilot aboard

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Satellite imagery suggests Russia’s tank reserve is nearly gone

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Ukraine hits Russian energy infrastructure to blunt oil revenue surge

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