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The Saudi-led Coalition (Joint Forces) have released footage showing the Royal Saudi Air Force (RSAF) striking and destroying what they describe as a factory used to assemble and manufacture ballistic missile components, as well as a chemical plant used to mix and produce solid rocket propellant, both belonging to Ansar Allah (Houthis) in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa.
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The IRGC struck radar and radio communications infrastructure on Oman's Didamar Island, also known as Little Quoin Island or Jazirat Tadmur.
The Omani island of Didamar, in the southern side of the Strait of Hormuz, has been struck by Iran.
The video clearly shows a plume of smoke rising from radar and radio communication infrastructure on the island.
According to an IRGC official, systems "used to facilitate the passage of ships" through the strait were destroyed, and no vessel was able to pass through the southern route last night.View quoted post on X
Russia has equipped its 9M723 Iskander-M ballistic missiles with new guidance systems intended to improve their accuracy when targeting bridges across the Dnieper River in Kyiv.
The upgrades include 9E436 electro-optical seekers and 9B918 active radar seekers.
During the terminal phase of flight, the radar seeker scans the target area for several seconds before sending course-correction commands to the missile's guidance system, significantly improving its accuracy.
The upgrades include 9E436 electro-optical seekers and 9B918 active radar seekers.
During the terminal phase of flight, the radar seeker scans the target area for several seconds before sending course-correction commands to the missile's guidance system, significantly improving its accuracy.
Bangladeshi Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has approved the acquisition of 20 Chinese-made J-10CE multirole fighters as part of efforts to modernize and strengthen the Bangladesh Air Force. The deal is valued at approximately $2.13 billion, including financing interest.
The country's Ministry of Finance has also approved a state guarantee to secure the payments, with Chinese state-owned company CATIC (China National Aero-Technology Import & Export Corporation) acting as the supplier.
The procurement package covers not only the aircraft but also weapons, pilot and technical personnel training, logistical support, and long-term maintenance.
The first aircraft could be delivered as early as 2027. However, as of November 9, the final contract has yet to be signed, meaning the purchase and its financing have been approved, but the deal has not yet been formally concluded.
The country's Ministry of Finance has also approved a state guarantee to secure the payments, with Chinese state-owned company CATIC (China National Aero-Technology Import & Export Corporation) acting as the supplier.
The procurement package covers not only the aircraft but also weapons, pilot and technical personnel training, logistical support, and long-term maintenance.
The first aircraft could be delivered as early as 2027. However, as of November 9, the final contract has yet to be signed, meaning the purchase and its financing have been approved, but the deal has not yet been formally concluded.
