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Videos collected by The Times shows how the Israeli military has deployed a munition that can be extremely harmful over populated areas in Lebanon.
Russia's high tempo of glide bomb attacks has been plagued by a string of friendly-fire incidents, the UK's MOD said on Wednesday.
Simultaneous wars in Ukraine and Iran have depleted sources of tungsten, a largely obscure metal that is critical to munitions and industrial production.
This week on The Break Out, we look at how long it might take to restock thousands of US munitions used against Iran.
U.S. forces are using maneuver warfare, fragmenting ammunition and teamwork with NATO allies to develop formidable responses to drone attacks in battle.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Saturday pushed back against a statement from a U.S. military official that the Iran war has delayed a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao told senators last week that the U.S. was holding off on the deal in order to preserve Americaโs dwindling munitions stockpiles. ...
"The United States has enough munitions for any plausible scenario in the Iran war, but the depleted inventories have created a window of vulnerability for a potential Western Pacific conflict," the Center for Strategic and International Studies said in its new report, provided to The Associated Press. "The time needed to rebuild those inventories has thus become a major concern."
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has written to U.S. President Donald Trump and Congress asking for more American-made air defense ammunition to counter intensifying Russian ballistic missile attacks, Kyiv said Wednesday.
The bill authorizes multiyear procurement of critical munitions, the F-35 and the Arleigh Burke destroyer.
Acting Navy Secretary Hung Caoโs insistence this week that the Pentagon had paused a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan over a munitions review has undercut the Trump administrationโs narrative on both Iran and Taipei. Cao on Thursday told Senate appropriators that while the U.S. has โplentyโ of missiles and interceptors, the Trump administration is holding off...
โThe [Rogue 1] Block 2 upgrade leverages user feedback to greatly enhance performance, resilience, and operational capability, all while maintaining existing form-factor,โ a Teledyne FLIR statement read.
โThese arenโt just ideas or papers going back and forth,โ Lockheed CEO Jim Taiclet said of the Pentagonโs munitions ramp. โWe know itโs going to be good, and we know itโs going to happen.โ
Maintaining deterrence in the Indo-Pacific and around the world requires the U.S. Navy to change what it builds and how it fights. Sen. Roger Wicker observed in 2024 that the United Statesโ approach to fleet design and ship construction is โtoo small and too old.โ The current model of naval power cannot scale at the speed modern war demands. The war with Iran is already exposing the limits. High-end ships are being consumed in sustained operations, munitions inventories are thinning, and replacement timelines for exquisite weapons stretch into years. Against a more capable adversary, such as China, those constraints would The post The Navy Needs Precise Mass and Here Is How to Get There appeared first on War on the Rocks.
Ukraine is in urgent need of additional air-launched standoff munitions, especially ones free of foreign supply chains and use restrictions. The post Ukraineโs Homegrown Glide Bomb Breaks Cover appeared first on The War Zone.
In South Korea, an American company is mining for rare minerals used to make weapons and ammunition. Trade tensions with China have strained access to the mineral, tungsten, and the war with Iran is forcing the U.S. to find even more of it. NBCโs Janis Mackey Frayer reports from South Korea.
The Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles the U.S. military fired during Operation Epic Fury take months to put on contract and years to produce.Whether driven by U.S. military operations or support to partners, the challenge of quickly replenishing U.S. munitions is not new. Exquisite munitions often take an exquisite amount of time to manufacture and deliver. Defense officials, in turn, frequently want to compress that time as much as possible, seeking to restock fast and mitigate future risks.The Russo-Ukrainian War has illuminated the challenge of accomplishing this feat. It also offers lessons for how the U.S can accelerate munitions production timelines The post The Pentagon Needs a Playbook for Munitions Surge Production appeared first on War on the Rocks.
In 2025, Collin Meisel and Mathew Burrows wrote, โRussia Can Afford to Take a Beating in Ukraine,โ where they argued Russia was able to absorb the blows Ukraine was delivering and could continue fighting for a while. A year later, we asked Collin and Mathew to revisit their assessments.Image: The Kremlin via Wikimedia CommonsIn your 2025 article, you argued that due to its sheer size โ in service-capable population, economy, and munitions production capacity โ Russia can absorb more of a hit throughout this war than Ukraine can. After another year of combat, Ukrainian defense innovation, and even more Russian The post How Much Longer Can Russia Last in the War? appeared first on War on the Rocks.
Just before midnight on Nov. 24, 2025, New Castle County police officers conducting a routine property check in Wilmingtonโs Canby Park spotted a white Toyota Tacoma parked after hours. What initially appeared to be a standard traffic stop uncovered a detailed terror plot. The suspect โ a University of Delaware student โ was found in possession of a converted machine gun, more than 100 rounds of ammunition, body armor, and a handwritten notebook mapping out a planned attack on the campus police department, including entry points, escape routes, and the name of a specific officer. When FBI agents interviewed him, The post The Cop on the Corner Is Our First Line of Defense: Local Police and the Surveillance Detection Gap appeared first on War on the Rocks.
The term โaffordable massโ entered public defense discourse in 2021 as a munitions concept, which the Air Force adopted in 2023 to describe its effort to field large numbers of lower-cost, semi-autonomous aircraft to complement crewed fighters. The term has since spread in defense reporting, think-tank commentary, service initiatives, and even on War on the Rocks.The Air Force, Army, and Navy are all pursuing low-cost, high-volume buying efforts to augment the force of the โfew and exquisiteโ with the โaffordable and plentiful,โ and the Pentagon is requesting $54 billion to dramatically expand autonomous drone warfare efforts. The Air Force calls The post From Slogan to Standard: How the Pentagon Should Define Affordable Mass appeared first on War on the Rocks.