Tomahawk
Tomahawk is an American long-range, all-weather subsonic cruise missile used for deep land attack, launched from surface ships and submarines. It is manufactured by Raytheon, a subsidiary of RTX (formerly Raytheon Technologies), and has been operated by the United States Navy since the 1980s. The missile has undergone several major upgrades and has seen combat use in conflicts including the Gulf War, the wars in Iraq and the intervention in Syria.
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Germany Plans to Test Ukrainian Bars Missiles
Germany expects to agree in the coming weeks on buying an initial batch of Ukrainian Bars missiles for Bundeswehr testing. Technical trials are planned for early next year, and satisfactory results could lead to an order for several hundred missiles.
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US denies ordering Starlink speed restrictions for Ukraine as dispute over responsibility continues
Ukraine’s military use of the military Starshield satellite communications service was speed-restricted, disrupting missions and communications. The restriction has triggered conflicting accounts of responsibility: Elon Musk, Donald Trump, the White House, SpaceX and US officials have offered differing explanations or denied involvement, while Ukraine sought the service’s full restoration.
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US warns allies of up to five-year delays in missile and air-defense deliveries after Iran war depleted stockpiles
The United States has told allies, including Ukraine, to expect delays of up to five years in deliveries of key missile systems and air-defense equipment because US forces depleted their own arsenals during a war with Iran. Germany, Eastern European buyers of US weapons and Japan are all affected, and the Pentagon's decision to prioritize rebuilding its own stockpiles is complicating Ukraine's efforts to secure additional Patriot interceptors ahead of a difficult winter.