The Pentagon awarded Raytheon a $22.9 billion, seven-year contract to significantly boost the production of Tomahawk missiles. This deal comes amid reports of missile shortfalls and increased usage in recent conflicts.
The US Navy will reduce the Tomahawk missile capacity on its submarines by 616 missiles over the next three years, with losses expected to be recovered only by the late 2030s as new missiles are introduced.
The US Navy plans to reclassify its future Virginia-class submarines as guided missile submarines. This upgrade, featuring the Virginia Payload Module, will allow them to carry 40 Tomahawk missiles, succeeding the aging Ohio-class submarines.
A Japanese destroyer, JS Chokai, successfully fired its new Tomahawk missiles for the first time, marking the culmination of years of modifications, acquisitions, and preparations to integrate the weapon system.
Germany is set to purchase Tomahawk missiles from the United States, a move aimed at bolstering Berlin's long-range strike capabilities. This acquisition comes amidst broader discussions about military procurement and regional conflicts.
Germany is reportedly looking into cruise missile alternatives to the US Tomahawk, showing interest in the FP-5 Flamingo from Ukrainian firm Fire Point, which boasts a range of 1,800 miles.
The US Central Command released video of self-defense strikes involving 49 Tomahawk missiles against Iranian military targets, including radar and air defense sites, in response to alleged Iranian aggression.
Reported delays in US delivery of hundreds of Tomahawk cruise missiles could impede Japan's plans to develop a long-range strike capability, exposing a gap between Tokyo's ambitions and Washington's capacity.
US forces conducted wargames to defend a Pacific ally from invasion, utilizing layers of firepower and notable firsts, including Japan's Type-88 missile system outside its territory and the first launch of a Tomahawk missile from the Army's Typhon system abroad.
A federal judge has blocked US sanctions imposed on UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, citing a violation of her freedom of speech. The court's decision suspends the measures taken against her.
German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius expressed concern over an anticipated US decision not to deploy Tomahawk cruise missiles in Germany. He stated that such a decision would be 'very regrettable'.
The US Navy is requesting $3 billion in its fiscal year 2027 budget proposal to purchase 785 Tomahawk cruise missiles, a significant increase from the previous year, following a war in Iran.
Cuba announced the pardon and release of 2,010 prisoners as a 'humanitarian and sovereign gesture' coinciding with Holy Week, a move that comes amidst ongoing pressure from the United States.
Pentagon officials are expressing alarm over the 'alarmingly low' number of Tomahawk missiles remaining in the US arsenal after four weeks of war with Iran, with the US military having fired over 850 Tomahawk cruise missiles, raising concerns about depleting stocks and the weapon's critical role in sustaining operations.
The US military's reported use of 850 Tomahawk missiles in the Iran war has prompted internal discussions among officials regarding the increasing need for supplies.
A nuclear-powered Royal Navy submarine, HMS Anson, equipped with Tomahawk missiles, has been deployed to the Arabian Sea in a combat-ready position, amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and US threats.
Iran has begun mining the Strait of Hormuz, the critical oil shipping chokepoint, with US naval forces actively destroying the mines. President Trump demanded Iran immediately remove all mines, warning of severe consequences. Reports estimate Iran possesses 5,000-6,000 sea mines, posing a major threat to global shipping.
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The capacity of Tomahawk missile launchers on US submarines will decrease by 616 missiles over the next three years, with these losses not expected to be recovered until the late 2030s.
Ukraine is set to receive a new, secret guided missile from the Czech Republic called Narwhal, which has a range of 630 kilometers and is significantly cheaper than a Tomahawk missile.
Germany is reportedly set to acquire Tomahawk missiles from the US to address an urgent defense gap, a move that comes despite a broader EU initiative to reduce reliance on American weapon systems.
The Gelsenkirchen city council voted to remove an AfD mayor following controversy over a 'cleaning video,' as Germany also announces plans to purchase Tomahawk missiles.
India successfully conducted a textbook firing of its Long Range Land Attack Cruise Missile (LRLACM), a successor to the Nirbhay experiment, from Odisha.
The US Department of Defense is reportedly considering cancelling the delivery of Tomahawk missiles to Germany. Concerns over Russia's reaction and a shortage of US stockpiles are cited as reasons for the potential cancellation.
The United States has reportedly delayed the delivery of Tomahawk missiles to Japan, citing the depletion of stockpiles due to the ongoing conflict with Iran. This delay impacts Japan's defense procurement plans.
Turkish media outlets are reporting that Germany is exploring the purchase of Turkish Yıldırımhan and Tayfun Blok-4 missiles, amidst uncertainty surrounding the acquisition of American Tomahawk missiles.
Germany is renewing its efforts to acquire American long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles. This move comes after the Pentagon abandoned plans to station a US battalion equipped with these weapons in Germany, creating a gap in deterrence against Russia.
Germany's expectation of US long-range missile deployment in Europe, intended for deterrence against Russia, has been canceled, leaving a critical gap in the continent's defense strategy.
President Trump announced that the United States would begin an operation, sometimes called 'Project Freedom,' to guide or escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz. This move aims to address shipping disruptions in the vital waterway and has drawn a warning from Iran.
The US Department of Defense is reportedly seeking $3 billion in funding to increase its Tomahawk cruise missile inventory by 1,200%, following claims that Iran has "depleted" the existing stock.
The Japanese destroyer JS Chokai, which has completed modifications to carry Tomahawk missiles, is scheduled to conduct live-fire training with the missiles this summer, according to the Japanese Ministry of Defense.
The U.S. and Israel have pounded Iran's missile threat, but sources confirm that only about a third of Iran's missile arsenal was destroyed, indicating it remains largely intact and raising Pentagon concerns.
Donald Trump has extended a deadline for a strike threat by 10 days and paused attacks on Iran’s energy sector, giving Iranians ten more days to open the Strait of Hormuz, leading to a fall in oil prices. Meanwhile, Israel reportedly assassinated Iranian regime leaders involved in the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
The Pentagon is requesting an additional $200 billion from Congress to finance the ongoing war against Iran, a move that requires congressional approval and follows reports of depleted Tomahawk missile stockpiles.
The article criticizes Trump's 'dumb lie' regarding a Tomahawk missile strike on a girls' school, arguing that while civilian casualties can occur in war, a civilized country should not engage in such deception.
The New York Times attributes an attack on an Iranian girls' school, which killed over 160 people, to the US military, stating that a Tomahawk missile hit the facility based on outdated intelligence.
Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei was killed in a US-Israel military operation. His last address warned of the decline of the US empire, criticizing Trump.
Admiral James Stavridis, a former NATO commander, has described the US military buildup around Iran as 'Dante's Inferno,' citing a massive deployment of strategic bombers, aircraft carrier groups, and Tomahawk missiles.
Japan has tested its long-range Type 12 missile, a move that enhances its counterstrike capability and signifies a shift away from its post-World War II defense posture.
A Japanese destroyer has successfully fired its new Tomahawk missiles for the first time, marking a significant development in the country's naval capabilities.
Ukraine is reportedly developing a new cruise missile named 'Flamingo' that is said to be twice as effective as the American Tomahawk missile, with double the range and half the cost.
Germany has decided to purchase Tomahawk missiles, aiming to deter potential aggression from Russia by enhancing its capabilities to combat drones, missiles, tanks, and command centers.
Negotiations between the US and Iran have stalled after former President Trump's threats to 'hit Iran very hard again,' prompting Iran to warn the US to 'be careful' and declare its forces ready to respond. Despite the tensions, oil continues to flow through the Strait of Hormuz, while Germany has opposed Trump's idea for the strait.
The Pentagon's decision not to sell long-range Tomahawk missiles to Germany has raised concerns about the EU's dependence on US capabilities and its ability to defend itself.
The Pentagon is reportedly considering canceling the deployment of Tomahawk missiles in Germany, a decision that Politico suggests is influenced by concerns about Russia's reaction. This potential move marks another unexpected development in US-Germany defense relations.
The Japanese government has reportedly been informed by the U.S. government about delays in the delivery of up to 400 Tomahawk missiles, which Japan contracted to acquire between fiscal 2025 and 2027.
The articles discuss the possibility of drones being used as an alternative to Tomahawk missiles in future military operations. This raises questions about the evolving role of unmanned aerial vehicles in modern warfare.
The US Army successfully fired a Tomahawk missile from its Typhon Mid-Range Capability launcher system in the Philippines, marking the first such firing since the system's deployment two years ago during the Balikatan military exercise.
Reports indicate that the US has canceled the planned deployment of Tomahawk cruise missiles in Germany, a move intended to deter Russia, alongside a smaller issue of troop withdrawal.
The Pentagon is reportedly considering a move to deprive Germany of its Tomahawk missiles, a step that a Berlin think tank director called significant.
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Japan has upgraded an Aegis destroyer with capabilities to fire long-range Tomahawk missiles, with a first firing test expected this summer, a move experts believe poses a security threat to China.
The UK has joined a global initiative to curb children's screen use by introducing national guidance, with British parents specifically advised to limit screen time for children under five years old.
The United States is reportedly encountering problems with its BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missiles, including issues with unexploded ordnance, despite their long-standing reputation for precision and military dominance.
Allies of former US President Donald Trump are reportedly concerned about the evolving situation following the US Tomahawk missile attacks on Iran in February, which they had hoped would be a swift and precise operation.
A Pentagon probe has found that outdated Defense Intelligence Agency targeting data caused an American Tomahawk missile to strike an Iranian elementary school in the opening hours of President Donald…
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The United States unleashed an array of weaponry against Iranian targets on Saturday, including Tomahawk cruise missiles, stealth fighters, and for the first time in combat, low-cost one-way attack drones modelled after Iranian designs. US Central Command released photographs showing Tomahawk missiles, F-18 and F-35 fighter jets alongside details of the strikes on Iran as part of Operation Epic Fury.
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