On Wednesday, the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps unveiled a new homegrown multiple ballistic missile launcher. The automatic system, manufactured by the IRGC Aerospace Force, is designed to launch long-range ballistic missiles.

On Thursday, it was reported that the Israeli Navy is slated to receive its first of four German-made Sa'ar-6-class corvettes. The corvettes will serve to help Israel defend its natural gas rigs and trade routes.

Also on Thursday, the U.S. and Japan concluded exercise Keen Sword 21. The joint-bilateral field training exercise tested the U.S. and Japan’s joint capability to perform cross and multi-domain operations.

On Friday, it was announced that the Navy has contracted Northrup Grumman to build Coyote supersonic target drones for the Army and Navy. The drones are designed to help hone missile defense skills, particularly in defense against hypersonic weapons.

On Monday, it was reported that the Admiral Makarov frigate performed a practice firing on the Kalibir-NK precision cruise missile system. The system sees eight Kalibir-NK launchers on each frigate that are capable of striking targets up to 2,600km away.

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