US Plans Tests This Year of Long-Banned Types of Missiles
The INF treaty was an arms control landmark in the final years of the Cold War, but it began unraveling several years ago.
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NATO Chief Urges Russia to Comply with Missile Pact
NATO's secretary-general has urged Russia to respect a Cold War-era missile treaty saying its missiles are nuclear capable.
China Tests 'Guam Killer' Missile, Claims It Could Strike Moving Carrier
China Central Television on Thursday broadcast footage of the Chinese military launching a pair of DF-26 anti-ship missiles.
Experts, Images Suggest a Saudi Ballistic Missile Program
The November 2018 satellite images show what appear to be structures big enough to build and fuel ballistic missiles.
US Ready to Pull Out of Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia Next Week
The U.S. is prepared to pull out of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in response to alleged Russian violations.
Navy Prepares to Add New Ship-Killer Missile to LCS
The service is moving ahead with placing the Naval Strike Missile on the LCS.
Russia Presents Info on Missile US Says Violates Pact
The Russian military rolled out a new missile, seeking to dispel the U.S. claim that the weapon violates a key nuclear pact.
Israel Says it Hit Iranian Military Sites in Syria; 11 Dead
Targets included munition storage facilities, an intelligence site and a military training camp.
Navy Pushes Hypersonic Weapon Plan as Putin Boasts He Already Has Them
John Richardson listed the Navy's intention to "develop and field an offensive hypersonic weapon by 2025" as a top priority.
US OKs Potential Sale of Patriot Missile System to Turkey
The sale is unconfirmed, as the country already has agreed to buy Russia's S-400 "F-35 Killer" system.
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Pentagon IG Investigating Acting SecDef Over Possible Ethics Violations
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Navy's F-35 is Nowhere Near Combat-Ready, Watchdog Group Says
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