Asia Pacific
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Oct- 2021 -20 October
Hyundai Unveils Army Robot With Both Legs and Wheels
Hyundai has unveiled a military robot with wheels for flat terrain and nimble legs that allow the robot to walk in uneven terrain.
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20 October
Grenade Targets Taliban Vehicle in Afghan Capital: Officials
A grenade was thrown at a Taliban vehicle in Kabul, wounding two fighters and four nearby school children.
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19 October
China Introduces Next-Gen QBZ-191 Assault Rifle
China unveiled the country’s next-generation QBZ-191 assault rifle during an exhibition in Guangdong province.
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19 October
Dassault Likely to Display Rafale Marine Aircraft in India: Report
France’s Dassault Aviation has offered to showcase its naval Rafale aircraft in India early next year to pitch it to the country's navy.
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19 October
N. Korea Fires Suspected Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile: Seoul
North Korea fired a suspected submarine-launched ballistic missile into the sea on Tuesday, the South's military said.
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18 October
Australia to Invest $2.4 Million in New Unmanned Ground Vehicle
Australia has awarded a $2.4 million contract to Cyborg Dynamics Engineering to develop a lightweight, semi-autonomous unmanned ground vehicle.
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18 October
Hanwha to Produce New South Korea Mine Detectors
Hanwha Systems has been awarded a $48.9 million contract to produce hand-held mine detectors for the South Korean military.
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18 October
Rheinmetall Australia Introduces New Lynx Combat Support Vehicle
Rheinmetall has unveiled its new Australia-designed and built Lynx combat support vehicle to support soldiers performing recovery, repair, maneuver support, and support logistics.
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18 October
Lockheed, Shoal to Deliver Military Satellite Communication System to Australia
Lockheed Martin is partnering with Australian engineering firm Shoal Group to deliver next-gen military satellite communications systems to the Australian Defence Forces.
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18 October
China Says Recent Test Was Spacecraft Not Hypersonic Missile
China on Monday denied a report it had recently launched a hypersonic missile, saying it tested a spacecraft to trial reusable technologies.
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