Missile Readiness: Reuters reports the U.S. Army has used “virtually all” of its long-range ATACMS and PrSM stockpile in its Iran war, raising readiness concerns for future conflicts. Air Defense Integration: Ukraine’s Fire Point says it has secured 13+ European partners for the Freyja missile defence project and is now integrating radar, tracking and seekers, targeting a first interception by mid-2027. Industrial Contracts: Germany orders 149 Rheinmetall mobile medical units for Ukraine frontlines, with 112 featuring ballistic protection. Naval Sustainment: BAE Systems wins a £135m, three-year Royal Navy torpedo repair deal (Sting Ray/Spearfish), securing 100 Portsmouth jobs. Underwater Sensing: The Dutch MoD awards OPTICS11 a contract to develop and deliver a containerized fiber-optic towed array sonar under “Anti-Submarine Warfare In A Box.” Taiwan Arms & China Watch: A senior U.S. lawmaker says a $14bn Taiwan arms package is headed to Congress, while another senator urges a national security review of a Chinese solar firm’s facility near Wright-Patterson AFB. Sanctions: The U.S. sanctions Russian defense entities and individuals tied to WMD-related activities involving Iran, North Korea and Syria. Cyber & Critical Infrastructure: Water-system cyberattacks in Minnesota and Michigan renew scrutiny of digital vulnerabilities, with AI making future attacks faster. Procurement Reform: The Pentagon pushes further defence acquisition reforms to speed timelines and broaden the supplier base.