Former MI5 Chief: "Nobody Really Knows how to Deal with Cyber Espionage"
| 07/06/2017
The International InfoSec 2017 Conference was opened in London this week. Last year’s InfoSec attracted 363 exhibiting companies, along with nearly 18,000 information security professionals representing industries ranging from finance and insurance to education, manufacturing and healthcare. Several Israeli information security companies are participating in the conference and exhibition, including CyberBit, Check Point, CyberArk, and others.
Report: Poland has a Chance to Become a Global Cyber Security Leader
| 06/06/2017
According to a publication of the Kosciuszko Institute, the cyber security products and services sector may become a strong pillar of the Polish economy and, similarly to other countries, increase the security of the state and the industry. According to the data quoted in the publication, the value of the global cyber security sector has reached USD 120 billion, and it is estimated that it will double by 2022. Polish cyber security products and services based on innovative solutions can prove to be the country’s competitive export goods.
The Future Strategy of the World Uyghur Congress
| 06/06/2017
The assessment of China's “One Belt One Road" Initiative is at the core of the political debate in the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) and in the other Islamist networks within Xinjiang. More specifically, the Islamist Uyghurs compare Xi Jinping's proposal with other previous initiatives, such as "Opening the Northwest" of 1992; "Western Development" of 2000; the forums on the development of Xinjiang held in 2010 and 2014, besides the establishment of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in 2001.
Between Military Victory and Political Achievement
| 06/06/2017
Some authorities maintain that the political echelon should simply order the IDF to win the war and settle for that. This may sound understandable and perfectly acceptable at first glance, but when you present the question of what it actually means to win a low-intensity conflict or the 'War between Wars', you will hear more than one version of what counts as victory. Consequently, the above is no more than a populistic slogan that allows the political echelon to evade its responsibility.
US-Backed Syrian Forces Launches Battle for ISIS Capital of Raqqa
| 06/06/2017
The US-backed campaign to capture ISIS' de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria has officially begun, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has announced. The three-fronted attack had started from the north, east and west of the city on Monday.
The Kurdish-Arab coalition of ground fighters has been slowly tightening the noose around jihadi militants in the northern city for months, assisted by US-led coalition air strikes.
Elbit to Develop Panoramic Cockpit Display Units for F-35
| 06/06/2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it was awarded a contract by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to develop a cockpit display replacement for the F-35 aircraft. The development contract is for the Technology Refresh 3, Panoramic Cockpit Display Unit. The value of the award was not in a material amount.
50 Years since the Six-Day War and the Remarkable Operation Moked
| 06/06/2017
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
The International InfoSec 2017 Conference was opened in London this week. Last year’s InfoSec attracted 363 exhibiting companies, along with nearly 18,000 information security professionals representing industries ranging from finance and insurance to education, manufacturing and healthcare. Several Israeli information security companies are participating in the conference and exhibition, including CyberBit, Check Point, CyberArk, and others.
Report: Poland has a Chance to Become a Global Cyber Security Leader
| 06/06/2017
According to a publication of the Kosciuszko Institute, the cyber security products and services sector may become a strong pillar of the Polish economy and, similarly to other countries, increase the security of the state and the industry. According to the data quoted in the publication, the value of the global cyber security sector has reached USD 120 billion, and it is estimated that it will double by 2022. Polish cyber security products and services based on innovative solutions can prove to be the country’s competitive export goods.
The Future Strategy of the World Uyghur Congress
| 06/06/2017
The assessment of China's “One Belt One Road" Initiative is at the core of the political debate in the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) and in the other Islamist networks within Xinjiang. More specifically, the Islamist Uyghurs compare Xi Jinping's proposal with other previous initiatives, such as "Opening the Northwest" of 1992; "Western Development" of 2000; the forums on the development of Xinjiang held in 2010 and 2014, besides the establishment of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in 2001.
Between Military Victory and Political Achievement
| 06/06/2017
Some authorities maintain that the political echelon should simply order the IDF to win the war and settle for that. This may sound understandable and perfectly acceptable at first glance, but when you present the question of what it actually means to win a low-intensity conflict or the 'War between Wars', you will hear more than one version of what counts as victory. Consequently, the above is no more than a populistic slogan that allows the political echelon to evade its responsibility.
US-Backed Syrian Forces Launches Battle for ISIS Capital of Raqqa
| 06/06/2017
The US-backed campaign to capture ISIS' de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria has officially begun, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has announced. The three-fronted attack had started from the north, east and west of the city on Monday.
The Kurdish-Arab coalition of ground fighters has been slowly tightening the noose around jihadi militants in the northern city for months, assisted by US-led coalition air strikes.
Elbit to Develop Panoramic Cockpit Display Units for F-35
| 06/06/2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it was awarded a contract by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to develop a cockpit display replacement for the F-35 aircraft. The development contract is for the Technology Refresh 3, Panoramic Cockpit Display Unit. The value of the award was not in a material amount.
50 Years since the Six-Day War and the Remarkable Operation Moked
| 06/06/2017
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
According to a publication of the Kosciuszko Institute, the cyber security products and services sector may become a strong pillar of the Polish economy and, similarly to other countries, increase the security of the state and the industry. According to the data quoted in the publication, the value of the global cyber security sector has reached USD 120 billion, and it is estimated that it will double by 2022. Polish cyber security products and services based on innovative solutions can prove to be the country’s competitive export goods.
The Future Strategy of the World Uyghur Congress
| 06/06/2017
The assessment of China's “One Belt One Road" Initiative is at the core of the political debate in the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) and in the other Islamist networks within Xinjiang. More specifically, the Islamist Uyghurs compare Xi Jinping's proposal with other previous initiatives, such as "Opening the Northwest" of 1992; "Western Development" of 2000; the forums on the development of Xinjiang held in 2010 and 2014, besides the establishment of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in 2001.
Between Military Victory and Political Achievement
| 06/06/2017
Some authorities maintain that the political echelon should simply order the IDF to win the war and settle for that. This may sound understandable and perfectly acceptable at first glance, but when you present the question of what it actually means to win a low-intensity conflict or the 'War between Wars', you will hear more than one version of what counts as victory. Consequently, the above is no more than a populistic slogan that allows the political echelon to evade its responsibility.
US-Backed Syrian Forces Launches Battle for ISIS Capital of Raqqa
| 06/06/2017
The US-backed campaign to capture ISIS' de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria has officially begun, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has announced. The three-fronted attack had started from the north, east and west of the city on Monday.
The Kurdish-Arab coalition of ground fighters has been slowly tightening the noose around jihadi militants in the northern city for months, assisted by US-led coalition air strikes.
Elbit to Develop Panoramic Cockpit Display Units for F-35
| 06/06/2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it was awarded a contract by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to develop a cockpit display replacement for the F-35 aircraft. The development contract is for the Technology Refresh 3, Panoramic Cockpit Display Unit. The value of the award was not in a material amount.
50 Years since the Six-Day War and the Remarkable Operation Moked
| 06/06/2017
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
The assessment of China's “One Belt One Road" Initiative is at the core of the political debate in the World Uyghur Congress (WUC) and in the other Islamist networks within Xinjiang. More specifically, the Islamist Uyghurs compare Xi Jinping's proposal with other previous initiatives, such as "Opening the Northwest" of 1992; "Western Development" of 2000; the forums on the development of Xinjiang held in 2010 and 2014, besides the establishment of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) in 2001.
Between Military Victory and Political Achievement
| 06/06/2017
Some authorities maintain that the political echelon should simply order the IDF to win the war and settle for that. This may sound understandable and perfectly acceptable at first glance, but when you present the question of what it actually means to win a low-intensity conflict or the 'War between Wars', you will hear more than one version of what counts as victory. Consequently, the above is no more than a populistic slogan that allows the political echelon to evade its responsibility.
US-Backed Syrian Forces Launches Battle for ISIS Capital of Raqqa
| 06/06/2017
The US-backed campaign to capture ISIS' de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria has officially begun, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has announced. The three-fronted attack had started from the north, east and west of the city on Monday.
The Kurdish-Arab coalition of ground fighters has been slowly tightening the noose around jihadi militants in the northern city for months, assisted by US-led coalition air strikes.
Elbit to Develop Panoramic Cockpit Display Units for F-35
| 06/06/2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it was awarded a contract by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to develop a cockpit display replacement for the F-35 aircraft. The development contract is for the Technology Refresh 3, Panoramic Cockpit Display Unit. The value of the award was not in a material amount.
50 Years since the Six-Day War and the Remarkable Operation Moked
| 06/06/2017
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
Some authorities maintain that the political echelon should simply order the IDF to win the war and settle for that. This may sound understandable and perfectly acceptable at first glance, but when you present the question of what it actually means to win a low-intensity conflict or the 'War between Wars', you will hear more than one version of what counts as victory. Consequently, the above is no more than a populistic slogan that allows the political echelon to evade its responsibility.
US-Backed Syrian Forces Launches Battle for ISIS Capital of Raqqa
| 06/06/2017
The US-backed campaign to capture ISIS' de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria has officially begun, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has announced. The three-fronted attack had started from the north, east and west of the city on Monday.
The Kurdish-Arab coalition of ground fighters has been slowly tightening the noose around jihadi militants in the northern city for months, assisted by US-led coalition air strikes.
Elbit to Develop Panoramic Cockpit Display Units for F-35
| 06/06/2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it was awarded a contract by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to develop a cockpit display replacement for the F-35 aircraft. The development contract is for the Technology Refresh 3, Panoramic Cockpit Display Unit. The value of the award was not in a material amount.
50 Years since the Six-Day War and the Remarkable Operation Moked
| 06/06/2017
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
The US-backed campaign to capture ISIS' de facto capital of Raqqa in Syria has officially begun, the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) has announced. The three-fronted attack had started from the north, east and west of the city on Monday.
The Kurdish-Arab coalition of ground fighters has been slowly tightening the noose around jihadi militants in the northern city for months, assisted by US-led coalition air strikes.
Elbit to Develop Panoramic Cockpit Display Units for F-35
| 06/06/2017
Elbit Systems of America announced that it was awarded a contract by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to develop a cockpit display replacement for the F-35 aircraft. The development contract is for the Technology Refresh 3, Panoramic Cockpit Display Unit. The value of the award was not in a material amount.
50 Years since the Six-Day War and the Remarkable Operation Moked
| 06/06/2017
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
Elbit Systems of America announced that it was awarded a contract by Lockheed Martin Aeronautics to develop a cockpit display replacement for the F-35 aircraft. The development contract is for the Technology Refresh 3, Panoramic Cockpit Display Unit. The value of the award was not in a material amount.
50 Years since the Six-Day War and the Remarkable Operation Moked
| 06/06/2017
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
The famous Operation Moked was the opening strike of the Six-Day War. Striking enemy airports and disabling the Arab Air Forces led the IAF to complete aerial dominance throughout the war, which allowed it to assist ground forces freely. Thousands of attack sorties launched from IAF bases resulted in the destruction of about 70 percent of the enemy air forces' fighter aircraft, about 450 in number.
NSA Report Details Russian Hacking Efforts Days Before US Election
| 06/06/2017
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
Russian military intelligence executed a cyberattack on at least one US voting software supplier and sent spear-phishing emails to more than 100 local election officials just days before last November’s presidential election, according to a highly classified intelligence report obtained by The Intercept.
The Wilson Institute Reveals how Israel Developed its First Nuclear Device
| 05/06/2017
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
In a rare revelation, Dr. Avner Cohen publishes an interview he held with Brig. Gen. (res.) Yitzhak (Yatza) Yaakov who oversaw weapons development for the Israeli military.
In the interview, Yaakov reveals the conduct of the political and military leadership regarding the development of the first nuclear device of the State of Israel in 1965-1967.
South Korea to Start Mass Producing Raybolt Missile System
| 05/06/2017
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.
South Korea is set for the mass-production of the Raybolt medium-range anti-tank guided missile, as it has passed a "quality certification" test.
The live-fire test of the man-portable rocket system was successful, held at a Pocheon range, northeast of Seoul, according to the Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA).
The Defense Agency for Technology and Quality (DATQ) also participated in the test of an actual product made by LIG Nex1, a local defense firm.