missile defense
Coverage of missile defense in the Nexus archive.
- AMB GORDON SONDLAND: America's aid to Israel isn't charity — it's a bargain for US security
Ambassador Gordon Sondland argues that U.S. aid to Israel is a strategic investment in American security, citing Israel's contributions in intelligence, military innovation, cyber capabilities, and regional partnerships. He emphasizes the enduring U.S.-Israel alliance as a unique partnership that benefits U.S. interests, contrasting it with other alliances.
- Zelenskyy and Britain's new leader discuss drone projects and missile defense for Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham discussed joint drone projects and Ukraine's need for ballistic missile interceptors during a meeting at a British naval base. Burnham reaffirmed the U.K.'s full support for Ukraine, and both leaders addressed defense production and the transfer of the 'Stone Cloak' electronic warfare system's intellectual property to Ukraine.
- Trump’s new Air Force One to be ‘maxed out’ following missile defence fears
US President Donald Trump announced that the Qatari-donated jet serving as Air Force One will undergo upgrades amid security concerns. Trump stopped using the plane during a flight from Turkey to the UK amid heightened tensions with Iran.
- We Don’t Want Russia Without Fuel, We Want Ukraine Without War, Zelenksy Says
Zelensky stated Ukraine's objective is lasting peace and full European integration, not weakening Russia. He highlighted new missile defense projects, long-range strike capabilities, EU membership progress, and reaffirmed Ukraine's resolve to counter Russian aggression.
- Ankara Summit: What Lies Ahead for Nato?
The Ankara NATO summit highlights a shift in alliance priorities, with Europe taking greater defense responsibility and Ukraine recognized as a strategic security partner. Analysts emphasize the need for accelerated missile defense, defense production, and military investment amid ongoing Russian threats.
- Missile Defense Worked Against Iran. It Might Not Work Against China.
Missile defense systems proved effective against Iran but may face challenges countering China. Vulnerabilities exposed in the ongoing war could pose greater risks in a potential conflict over Taiwan.
- The 4 trilateral frameworks defining northeast Asia’s future
The article discusses how renewed engagement between the US, China, and Russia is reshaping northeast Asia through interconnected strategic issues like Taiwan, Korea, sanctions, and nuclear risks. Three trilateral frameworks are reorganizing the region, merging previously separate geopolitical concerns into a unified strategic dialogue.
- US Space Force wants space-based missile interceptors for Golden Dome ready by 2028
The US Space Force aims to develop space-based missile interceptors for the Golden Dome system by 2028 to enhance missile defense capabilities. The system is designed to intercept ballistic missiles from space.