June 25, 2025 Military Aviation News
06/25/2025
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with French President Emmanuel Macron to coordinate their next joint steps and discuss diplomatic efforts aimed at increasing pressure on Russia, Zelenskyy said. During the meeting, they discussed the possibility of expanding Ukraine's air fleet with additional Mirage fighter jets, as well as joint production and investment in interceptor drones.
(Read More...)
06/25/2025
On June 18, 2025, Boeing, based in St. Louis, Missouri, secured a $49.7 million ceiling contract to provide Foreign Military Sales sustainment for the Royal Saudi Air Force’s fleet of F-15 fighters. This new agreement underscores the strategic importance of maintaining Saudi airpower capabilities amid rising regional tensions. As threats multiply around the Strait of Hormuz and broader Gulf region, sustaining legacy and advanced F-15 variants becomes a geopolitical imperative.
(Read More...)
06/25/2025
The UK government is to purchase 12 new fighter jets which can be equipped with nuclear bombs, and join Nato's airborne nuclear mission. Downing Street says the move is "the biggest strengthening of the UK's nuclear posture in a generation". The new F-35 A jets can still carry conventional weapons, but have the option of being equipped with US-made nuclear bombs.
(Read More...)
06/25/2025
A Royal Navy F-35B remains stranded at an Indian airport after a hydraulic failure, raising concerns over security, repairs, and sensitive technology exposure during a major UK carrier deployment.
(Read More...)
06/25/2025
Europe is going through a pivotal moment. On one side, Europe is increasing its military spending to boost its defense preparedness. Simultaneously, Europe is also attempting to reduce its reliance on the US for critical defense systems, including fighter jets.
(Read More...)
All Articles