ballistic missiles

Macron’s M51.3 launch from Le Vigilant, days after fresh Kaliningrad nuclear warnings, shows how Moscow’s habit of public ballistic tests and deterrent signalling has become contagious

Zelenskyy announces the launch and the move to serial production, as Kyiv’s compressed wartime industry moves from mass drone output to cruise and ballistic missiles

Russia appears able to produce attack missiles faster than the United States and its partners can replenish anti-missile stocks

The latest Russian barrage on civilian infrastructure amplifies doubts if recent leadership changes undermine Ukraine’s ability to deter such escalation

The initiative addresses Ukraine’s urgent air defence shortages amid intensified Russian ballistic missile and drone attacks while laying the groundwork for a broader European missile defence architecture

Ukraine has long accused Belarus of providing logistical and technical support to Russia, including allowing its territory to be used for drone operations and missile launches

While the sensationist publication by Die Welt seems unfounded, several forms of cooperation are currently under discussion

The EU foreign policy chief made it clear EU embassies will not be evacuated despite Moscow’s threats

Michael Kofman, senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and one of the leading U.S. analysts of the Russia-Ukraine war, provided insight

Belgrade confirms acquisition of Chinese CM-400AKG missiles as neighbours warn of regional security risks

For Israel, the Baku-Ceyhan pipeline is particularly vital, supplying between 28% and 46% of its crude oil imports in recent years

The attack follows repeated U.S.-Israeli warnings that they would strike again if Iran pressed ahead with its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes