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Welcome to another exciting episode of "Cutting-Edge Tech" in Military Africa. Today, we're diving into the world of military innovation as we unveil the next frontier: the United States' Hypersonic Missile program. In the ever-evolving landscape of military technology, the pursuit of superiority and strategic advantage has led nations to explore the frontiers of innovation. Among the latest breakthroughs capturing global attention is the development of hypersonic missiles, with the United States at the forefront of this cutting-edge technology. The United States has unveiled its first hypersonic missile, the Hypersonic Conventional Strike Weapon (HCSW). The HCSW is capable of traveling at speeds of Mach 5 or more, making it difficult to intercept. Hypersonic missiles represent a paradigm shift in military capabilities, combining unparalleled speed and precision to redefine the dynamics of warfare. These missiles fly at speeds exceeding Mach 5, or five times the speed of sound, rendering them nearly invulnerable to existing missile defense systems. The implications of such advancements are monumental, reshaping military strategies and international security dynamics. Stay tuned for more thrilling insights into the world of technology and innovation. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe, and as always, stay curious!
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Russian military and weapons producer Kalashnikov has developed a range of infantry and squad weapons as the war in Ukraine rages on. The weapons were unveiled at the just concluded Army 2023 military exhibition in Moscow.
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United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) of Russia will launch a high visibility campaign to bring focus on its MiG-35 aircraft, considered a successor to the legendary MiG-29. A relatively ‘light’ fighter compared to heavy jets such as the Sukhoi range, the MiG-35 competes with the likes of F-16, the Dassault Rafale and other 4 + generation fighter jets. It is lighter, faster and can carry more weapons than the MiG-29. “The main event of this year will be the demonstration of the MiG-35 in the immediate vicinity of the main entrance to the exhibition pavilions,” UAC said in a statement. In the immediate vicinity of the main entrance to the exhibition pavilions in Patriot Park, the United Aircraft Corporation is demonstrating the MiG-35 aircraft, which UAC says will be the main event of this year’s Army. “At Patriot, this time the MiG-35 fighter is being demonstrated “live” for the first time. So far, only helicopters have been shown here from full-scale manned aviation equipment, and from airplanes – only non-flying and museum specimens,” the editorial board of Vzlet magazine pointed out. The first two MiG-35 prototypes adapted to the requirements of the Russian Ministry of Defense – the single-seat MiG-35S and the two-seat MiG-35UB – were produced in late 2016, the first flight was performed in January 2017. At the Army-2018 forum a contract was signed for the construction of the first batch of six serial fighters of this type, the delivery of which to the customer began in 2019. The delivery of all six aircraft is to be completed by Lukhovitsky Voronin name Aircraft Plant in 2023. “At the three previous Army forums in 2020, 2021 and 2022, fighters from this batch could be seen in the static exposition of the Russian Air Force at the Kubinka airfield, but now one of them is also shown at Patriot,” the Vzlet editorial office noted. At the Kubinka airfield within the framework of the static exposition UAC shows part of the model range of serially produced and modernized aircraft, including the Yak-130 combat trainer aircraft in the new UAC Yakovlev corporate livery. In the Demo Center, the corporation presents a multimedia exposition and a line of combat, transport, strategic and special aviation aircraft in the form of models of Su-34, Su-35, Su-57, Su-30SM, Yak-130, Yak-152, Il-78MK-90A, Il-76MD-90A, Il-112V, Tu-160, Tu-22M3, Tu-95MS, MiG-31, MiG-35, MiG-29K and Be-200. #military #army2023 #combat #topgun #topgunmaverick #drone
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Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the finalization of a new $1 billion deal to boost the country’s defense industry. The deal, which was signed with the Managing Arm of the Military-Industrial Complex of the Indian government, will see the Defense Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON) become 40% self-sufficient in local manufacturing and production of defense equipment by 2027. The deal is a major boost for DICON, which has been struggling to meet the needs of the Nigerian military. The corporation has been plagued by chronic underfunding and mismanagement, and it has been unable to produce many of the weapons and other equipment that the military needs. Follow us for more informative and interesting videos, like comment, subscribe and share our channel with your loved ones. #army2023 #military #drone #combat #topgun #militarynews #nigeria #nigeriaarmy #g20 #g20summit #g20india #g20summit2023
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Nigeria and South Africa are two of the most powerful countries in Africa. They are both members of the BRICS grouping of emerging economies, and they play a significant role in regional and global affairs. The African continent is home to numerous nations with diverse cultures, economies, and military capabilities. Among the prominent players in Africa's military landscape are Nigeria and South Africa. Both nations hold significant geopolitical influence, not only on the African continent but also on the global stage. In this article, we will delve into a comparative analysis of the military power of Nigeria and South Africa, considering their respective strengths, weaknesses, and regional roles. Follow us for more interesting videos, like comment, subscribe and share our channel to your loved ones.
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The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) stands as a formidable pillar of defense for Nigeria, equipped with a diverse range of attack helicopters designed to protect the nation's interests. These versatile aircraft, built by some of the most renowned manufacturers in the world, play a pivotal role in ensuring the security and sovereignty of the country. In this video, we will explore the remarkable fleet of attack helicopters within the Nigerian Air Force, showcasing their capabilities and contributions to national defense
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