Bradley Peniston is the Deputy Editor at Defense One. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a keen focus on topics such as the Russia-Ukraine War, China, and the geopolitical implications of drone technology. His work has been featured in The Washington Post and Defense One.
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By: Ben Watson, Bradley Peniston
Today's D Brief: Houthis attack ships; Ukraine aid, running out; Seoul’s space successes; CV-22 crash update; And a bit more.
By: Jennifer Hlad, Ben Watson, Bradley Peniston
Today's D Brief: Israel pushes south in Gaza; Zelenskyy briefs senators; Subs to get anti-ship missiles; P-8 pulled from the sea; And a bit more.
The U.S. is fast-tracking the sale of some 14,000 tank rounds to Tel Aviv for about $106 million.
The year’s $80.9 billion total for Foreign Military Sales is up more than half from the previous year.
By: Ben Watson, Bradley Peniston
The D Brief: Replicator takes off; Xi’s Europe trip; US freezes GPS bombs to Israel; Space Force pushback; And a bit more.
By: Bradley Peniston, Ben Watson
The D Brief: DOD’s Rafah concerns; Mideast diplomacy; ‘SOF renaissance’; Hurricane hunters’ woes; And a bit more.
Qatar is increasingly the world’s mediator, but this is the island sheikdom’s toughest case yet.
Robert Burke, a retired four-star, is charged with accepting bribes from a company looking to regain Navy contracts.
By: Ben Watson, Bradley Peniston
Zelenskyy at the United Nations: “Russia's war against Ukraine will end because the UN Charter will work. It must work.
By: Meghann Myers, Bradley Peniston
Poor planning, myriad changes have marred the Congress-mandated effort to refit Ticonderoga cruisers for five more years of life.
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