Latvia will hand over all Stinger anti-aircraft missile systems from its arsenal to Ukraine, the country's Defense Minister Inara Murniece said on April 21, responding to Kyiv's request for more ...

The U.S. Army would like to find a replacement for its Cold War-era FIM-92 Stinger air defense system, the iconic man-portable anti-aircraft system that the United States exported around the ...

Latvian Defense Minister Inara Murniece said her country was going to once again offer Ukraine American-made Stinger anti-aircraft missile systems, and could announce it during the upcoming ...

The new package includes Patriot air defense munitions and Stinger anti-aircraft missiles, which have been crucial to defending Ukraine’s skies and keeping its cities safe.

The U.S. has already sent more than 1,400 Stinger anti-air systems to Ukraine, as well as air surveillance and multi-mission radars, according to an unnamed senior administration official cited in ...

The Pentagon expects to award a production contract for Stinger anti-aircraft missiles made by Raytheon Technologies by the end of May, a senior U.S. official said on Friday.

Raytheon won’t be able to ramp up production of Stinger anti-aircraft systems until at least 2023, as the company must “redesign some of the electronics in the missile and the seeker head ...

That has led Ukraine to focus its air combat efforts on ground-based platforms like the FIM-92 Stinger missile, S-300 truck-mounted surface-to-air missile system and now the Gepard anti-air tank.

In addition to Stinger missiles, the American special forces have also added more ATGMs (Anti-Tank Guided Missiles) like TOW, which has been around since the 1980s, and the more recent Javelin. TOW ...

A new $400 million military aid package unveiled by the Pentagon on Friday will provide Ukraine with surface-to-air missiles, artillery rounds and other much-needed weaponry and equipment to hold ...

The Pentagon expects to award a production contract for Stinger anti-aircraft missiles made by Raytheon Technologies by the end of May, a senior U.S. official said on Friday.