Countries that want to purchase Iran's weapon systems can now pay in cryptocurrency. The Iranian government's decision assumes significance at a time when it is reeling from protests, economic sanctions and currency collapse. Iran's crypto dealings have been under the scanner over the years. 


Iran decides to accept cryptocurrency for weapon sales amid currency collapse

From the US MOAB to Russia’s FOAB, the world’s most powerful non-nuclear weapons deliver devastation rivaling small nuclear blasts. Using massive explosives, thermobaric effects or kinetic energy, these systems can flatten vast areas without radioactive fallout.

‘8,164 kilograms of explosive’: These are the most powerful non-nuclear weapons ever built and their destructive impact

#Gravitas Two NATO-nation intelligence services suspect Russia is developing a new anti-satellite weapon to target Elon Musk’s Starlink constellation with hundreds of thousands of high-density pellets, potentially disabling multiple satellites at once.

Russia Designing New ‘Weapon of Fear’ to Wreak Havoc in Space, NATO Warns

Shared weapons systems across fighter jets significantly reduce operational complexity by standardising missiles, training, logistics and data networks. By using the same air-to-air weapons across all air forces, pilots can be trained faster, training can be simplified, and ammunition can be shared during conflicts.


How shared weapons in a fighter jet reduce operational complexity

A laser weapon's power module is its heart, converting electricity into a lethal beam. Systems like Iron Beam use massive capacitor banks and advanced cooling to manage extreme heat and allow continuous firing.

What power module do in a laser weapon?

The U.S. has increasingly adopted reverse-engineering strategies to accelerate the development of low-cost, high-impact drones—reshaping modern warfare. By studying foreign drone designs, including those used in global conflicts, America is rapidly adapting to a new era of low-tech but high-lethality battlefield innovation. 


Pentagon's secret drone project unveiled, fLM-136, LUCAS: Meet America's copycat kamikaze

The U.S. has increasingly adopted reverse-engineering strategies to accelerate the development of low-cost, high-impact drones—reshaping modern warfare. By studying foreign drone designs, including those used in global conflicts, America is rapidly adapting to a new era of low-tech but high-lethality battlefield innovation.

How America Turned Reverse-engineering Into Drone Power

#Gravitas Washington’s newest battlefield addition is a low-cost kamikaze drone modelled on Iran’s Shahed-136. This marked a rare moment where American forces openly adopted the very hardware that had been used against them in the past.

America 'Copies' Iran’s Most Feared Weapon

The B-2 Spirit, also known as the Stealth Bomber, designed by Northrop Grumman, ranks amongst the most advanced and strategic aircraft in the US Air Force's inventory. 

Meet the B-2 Spirit: America’s most deadly and dangerous weapon! Only 20 of them exist

#Gravitas Japan has revealed a powerful electromagnetic railgun designed to shoot down hypersonic missiles, particularly those fired by China.

Japan unleashes new weapon against China’s hypersonic threat

Ukraine to present US with list of targets in Russia to strike

Now, we turn our attention to the top concerns of global central banks. A survey by the UBS group shows that reserve managers at central banks are becoming more concerned about the security of their currency holdings. The poll respondents attributed this growing concern to the increasing global geopolitical risk.

Weaponisation of Fx reserves is a growing concern

South Korea is going to deploy laser weapons within its military. South Korea is going to become the first nation globally to deploy and utilize these kinds of weapons in military. These laser weapons are specifically designed to counter North Korean drones.

South Korea to deploy 'StarWars' laser weapons to target North Korean drones

Black holes captured acting like a Death Star’s weapon, point jets at new targets

At a time when the Russian war machine appears to be steadily gaining an upper hand on the battlefield, there was panic in Washington. At this moment, there are just 4 nations in the world - The United States, Russia, China & India have the capacity to shoot down satellites from space. Everything in the modern world, from communications such as phones, internet, radio and television, to navigation via GPS, to weather forecasting, to banking services, to agriculture, everything depends on satellites for its normal functioning. What is now being suspected is that Russia is now developing nuclear anti-satellite weapons. For which the western world led by the United States, at this moment has no counter to! So how does a nuclear anti-satellite weapon work? And what advantage do nuclear anti-satellite weapons have over their conventional counterparts? Mohammed Saleh gets you the details.

Russia's Nuclear Anti-Satellite weapon sparks a scare in US amidst Ukraine War

The DRDO designed the Pinaka weapon system, which is built in India and named after the bow of the god Shiva. "We have already succeeded in exporting the Pinaka MBRLs to Armenia," the spokesperson said. Given the system's potential, two South American countries have expressed interest in it.

All you need to know about the Indian-made Pinaka weapons system

President Joe Biden announced Friday that the United States has fully destroyed its decades-old stockpiles of chemical weapons, a milestone hailed as completing the elimination around the world of all known stores of the agents of mass death.

U.S. Destroys last of it's chemical weapons stockpile

War-torn Ukraine can expect more heavy weapons deliveries 'in the near future': NATO

India: Centre has given nod to weapon system branch for IAF officers, says Air Chief Marshal

Armenia has sealed the deal to procure missiles, rockets and ammunition from India. Why has Armenia opted for India’s Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launchers? What’s so special about them and what all else has been procured from India’s military arsenal in this deal. Let’s get in to it.

Armenia bags India's indigenous Pinaka weapons system

US President Joe Biden published an op-ed to clarify his strategy of support for Ukraine, under military attack from Russia. President Biden also took a major U-turn on his decision to not send certain type of weapons like longer-range rocket systems.

Biden vows to stand by Ukraine, major U-turn by US on weapon decision

China is the country of counterfeits, but when it comes to weapon counterfeits doesn't work. This is why Beijing's global market share of arms is falling. The reasons are varied, its weapons are largely untested in combat.

China: Chinese arms exports decline despite loyal clientele

The top US military officer, General Mark Milley, has officially given confirmation of a Chinese hypersonic weapons test and called it "very concerning."

US confirms China's hypersonic missile test with concern

India's defence ministry approves procurement of military hardware worth $1.7 billion

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