Defense-Update

Defense-Brief
  • 0.0 (0)
  • NEWS COMMENTARY
  • UPDATED DAILY

שיחות בנושאי צבא וביטחון - אריה אגוזי ותמיר אשל ZnEkDS0lRnIQhzMM9iTE

  1. Defense-Update Weekly Report

    3D AGO

    Defense-Update Weekly Report

    India dominated global defense markets this week with a record $94.2 billion budget and $43 billion in procurement approvals, including 114 Rafale fighters. Check Defense-Update.com for the full report. NATO wargames exposed critical vulnerabilities against drone warfare, accelerating counter-UAS acquisition globally. The World Defense Show 2026 showcased autonomous systems, while controversial AI integration in military operations raised ethical concerns. The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    17 min
  2. Defense-Update Weekly Report

    3D AGO

    Defense-Update Weekly Report

    India dominated global defense markets this week with a record $94.2 billion budget and $43 billion in procurement approvals, including 114 Rafale fighters. NATO wargames exposed critical vulnerabilities against drone warfare, accelerating counter-UAS acquisition globally. The World Defense Show 2026 showcased autonomous systems while controversial AI integration in military operations raised ethical concerns. The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    17 min
  3. Singapore Airshow 2026 - Indo-Pacific Strategic Realignments

    FEB 8

    Singapore Airshow 2026 - Indo-Pacific Strategic Realignments

    The Indo-Pacific defense landscape in 2026 has reached a strategic inflection point, characterized by the collapse of traditional US-led export models and a rapid transition toward technological autonomy. Defense-Update reports. For defense stakeholders, this briefing is a strategic necessity as regional powers move beyond mere platform procurement toward integrating sovereign, AI-driven ecosystems. The Singapore Airshow 2026 has confirmed that the "drone-centric" force is no longer a future concept but an operational baseline, evidenced by the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) transition to the Orbiter 4 and Hermes 900 fleets. This evolution is mirrored by Indonesia’s aggressive procurement pivot, signaling a preference for "sanction-proof" and "ITAR-free" hardware over restricted Western alternatives. The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    14 min
  4. World Defense Show 2026 - Saudi Arabia's Strategic Pivot

    FEB 8

    World Defense Show 2026 - Saudi Arabia's Strategic Pivot

    The World Defense Show 2026 opens on February 8 in Riyadh, marking Saudi Arabia's strategic evolution from a defense hardware consumer to an industrial partner under Vision 2030, Defense Update Reports. With defense localization rising from 4% (2018) to 25% (2024), against a 50% target by 2030, the exhibition has expanded by 58%, hosting 925 exhibitors from 80 countries across 273,000 square meters. The event introduces dedicated zones for Naval, Unmanned Systems, Space Domain, and Future Defense Labs, reflecting regional security priorities and emerging technologies. Live demonstrations across a 2,700-meter runway and land track will showcase multi-domain integration, while new systems from SAMI, Rostec, BAE Systems, and others highlight AI-driven autonomy and localized production. Supported by a $78 billion military budget, WDS 2026 positions Riyadh as a central node in global defense supply chains, with international primes transitioning from suppliers to production partners through initiatives like the Saudi Supply Chain Zone. The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    12 min

  5. JAN 9

    From Venezuela, to India, and the Rise of the Laser Era - Weekly Defense Update

    The opening week of 2026 has been defined by a singular, paradigmatic shift in modern warfare: the "catastrophic failure" of Venezuela's integrated air defense network during a U.S. special operation. The operation succeeded not through brute force, but by rendering Venezuela's Russian S-300VM and Chinese "anti-stealth" radars effectively blind, validating the supremacy of advanced electronic warfare over legacy kinetic defenses. This failure has sent shockwaves through the global defense market, underscoring why nations like Spain and Germany are rushing to modernize their air defense architectures with Western alternatives, while massive procurement programs exceeding $301 billion signal an accelerated transformation toward unmanned systems, directed energy weapons, and indigenous production capabilities. Read the report on Defense-Update The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    14 min
  6. Turkey's Rise as a Global Arms Giant

    JAN 8

    Turkey's Rise as a Global Arms Giant

    Turkey's defense industry transformation extends far beyond its celebrated drones. Now ranking 11th globally in defense exports, Turkey is executing a comprehensive strategy to become a top-tier arms supplier. With 75% of exports flowing to Western markets and five firms in Defense News' Top 100, Turkey is methodically building a complete defense ecosystem through combat-proven systems, integrated defense diplomacy, strategic self-reliance, and real-world R&D in active conflict zones. Read the full story on Defense-Update The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    12 min
  7. The Global Race to Dominate the New Defense Tech Frontier

    10/17/2025

    The Global Race to Dominate the New Defense Tech Frontier

    Welcome to Defense Update's weekly defense tech review. This week, we're diving into a landscape in flux — where software-first startups are outmaneuvering defense giants, and hypersonic missiles are no longer tomorrow’s weapons, but today’s race. From the frontlines of Ukraine to the Pacific flashpoints of Taiwan and Japan, defense modernization is accelerating. And it’s not just about hardware anymore — it’s about speed, data, and decisive control of the electromagnetic spectrum. In this episode, we unpack why counter-UAS has become a core national defense priority, how companies like Anduril are disrupting decades-old contracts, and what the rise of neoprimes means for traditional primes like Northrop Grumman and Raytheon. We’ll also break down the latest in U.S. hypersonic development and what Europe’s new ‘drone wall’ tells us about the future of coalition warfare. Stay with us — the battlefield has changed, and so has the business of defense. Download the full report on Defense-Update The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    11 min
  8. Europe’s “Drone Wall” - How Drone Incursions Are Reshaping the Continent’s Drone Defense Strategy

    10/12/2025

    Europe’s “Drone Wall” - How Drone Incursions Are Reshaping the Continent’s Drone Defense Strategy

    In early October 2025, a coordinated wave of unmanned aerial system (UAS) incursions—widely attributed to Russia—targeted critical infrastructure across at least ten European nations. The unprecedented campaign exposed the fragility of Europe’s air defenses and triggered a continent-wide response now known as the “Drone Wall” initiative. This podcast is based on our new report, Drone Wall: Europe’s Response to the October 2025 Drone Incursions, offers a detailed account of these events and their far-reaching implications for defense strategy, procurement, and industry dynamics. The report traces the evolution from initial attacks to the rapid formation of a unified European effort to counter the growing drone threat.  The full report is available here The Weekly DefenseTech Brief is published by Defense-Update

    18 min
See All (263)

About

שיחות בנושאי צבא וביטחון - אריה אגוזי ותמיר אשל ZnEkDS0lRnIQhzMM9iTE

Information

  • Channel
    Defense-Brief
  • Creator
    תמיר אשל ואריה אגוזי
  • Years Active
    2021 - 2026
  • Episodes
    263
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Defense-Update
  • Show Website
    Defense-Update

More From Defense-Brief