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Iranian officials say arms production continues but details remain under wraps during wartime. Meanwhile, US intelligence assesses that Tehran retained most of its missile stockpiles and mobile launchers after heavy airstrikes.
Iran's Deputy Defense Minister Mehdi Farahi confirmed a 100% increase in weapons and military equipment production over the past year. The growth is part of Tehran's strategy to boost defense self-sufficiency amid ongoing sanctions and regional tensions.
Ukraine conducted long-range strikes on Russian territory, targeting a rocket center that supports a Starlink-like satellite internet network and an airbase. Meanwhile, Moscow is seeking explanations from Washington and Ankara about a potential transfer of a large U.S. weapons stockpile to Kyiv.
The Pentagon is urging the US defense industry to speed up weapons production to replenish depleted ammunition stockpiles amid ongoing Middle East tensions and the conflict with Iran. A memo from Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg asks for rapid delivery plans, while experts warn of significant shortages in key interceptor missiles like Patriot and THAAD.
A former U.S. Marine was arrested at President Donald Trump's golf course in Los Angeles for impersonating a security guard, carrying weapons, badges, and a notebook with suspicious entries. He has been charged with multiple serious offenses, including possession of illegal weapons and large-capacity magazines.
The White House and Pentagon deny reports that US weapons stockpiles have fallen to dangerous levels after five months of war with Iran, while experts warn that a shortage of interceptor missiles could leave the US and its allies more vulnerable.
Taiwan’s President Lai Ching-te has signaled his readiness for a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump, breaking a 40-year diplomatic norm. The move follows Trump’s remarks about speaking with Lai as the U.S. considers a $14 billion arms sale, escalating tensions with China.
Taiwan's government declared itself an independent nation after former US President Donald Trump's remarks on arms sales to the island. China strongly opposes the declaration, calling it a breakaway province. The move is escalating regional tensions.
U.S. President Donald Trump on May 11 said he would soon decide on pending multibillion-dollar arms sales to Taiwan, amid ongoing cross-strait tensions. Beijing has repeatedly condemned such sales as interference in China's internal affairs.
