Tamir Eshel

The conflict in Venezuela starkly illustrates that in 2026, a nation’s security is defined not by the missiles it displays, but by the electronic shield that protects, or fails to protect, its sensors. The global defense sector is undergoing accelerated t... See more

In the rapidly evolving landscape of modern warfare, the “human-in-the-loop” often faces a paradox: as technology becomes more capable, the cognitive load on the operator increases. Today, Lockheed Martin Skunk Works and XTEND announced a major breakthrou... See more

In early October 2025, a coordinated wave of unmanned aerial system (UAS) incursions—widely attributed to Russia—targeted critical infrastructure across at least ten European nations. The unprecedented campaign exposed the fragility of Europe’s air defens... See more

Executive Summary The past week (September 18-25, 2025) represents an inflection point where strategic defense concepts have transitioned from doctrine to tangible reality. An analysis of global events reveals four primary, interconnected trends shaping a... See more

National Harbor, Md. — At the Air, Space & Cyber (AS&C) Conference, U.S. Air Force and Space Force leaders unveiled updates on modernization efforts, from sixth-generation fighters to space surveillance satellites. This review is based on Pleronix... See more