The US Army signed a $1.3 billion follow-on contract for more Javelin portable anti-tank missiles. It's the largest single-year Javelin contract, adding to last year's deal worth up to $7.2 billion.

The FGM-148 Javelin has become the most feared anti-tank weapon on the Ukrainian battlefield, and the numbers prove it. Here's exactly how it works and why thousands more are now headed to the front.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Stock photo: Getty Images As part of an increase in security assistance, the United States is providing Ukraine with a US$1.25 ...

Hundreds of tanks decimated. After Russia's army retreated from the suburbs of Kyiv, Ukrainian fighters are getting an up-close look at their scores won through pluck and leveraging of resources. The ...

As the Ukraine War rages, and the country itself—irrespective of whichever side wins—is utterly decimated, the one thing that the world is experiencing is the rise of entirely new methodologies of ...

In February 2022, Russia began a full-scale invasion of Ukraine as part of Russian President Vladimir Putin's "special operation." Fast forward four years, we now know that things did not exactly go ...

Casting himself as tough on Russia, former President Donald Trump lowballed the amount of U.S. military aid provided to ...

Washington/New Delhi: After Operation Sindoor, the Indian Army has moved to enhance its combat capabilities by acquiring the Javelin anti-tank missile system from the United States. Through an ...

KYIV (Reuters) - Ukraine has received military aid worth more than $60 million from the United States, including Javelin anti-tank missiles, the U.S. embassy said on Wednesday. Following Moscow's ...