Daily Brief - Anduril Unveils Rapid Submarine Surveillance System.

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• Anduril Industries introduces a rapidly deployable submarine surveillance system designed for unpredictability and enhanced maritime security.

• Greece announces a $27 billion defense modernization plan focusing on high-tech warfare capabilities.

• NORTHCOM Commander requests authorization to neutralize cartel-operated drones crossing the U.S.-Mexico border.

• U.S. Army plans next hypersonic missile test for December 2025.

• China's KD-21 air-launched ballistic missile reportedly enters operational status.

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Anduril Unveils Rapidly Deployable Submarine Surveillance System

Anduril Industries has introduced a new submarine surveillance system characterized by its rapid deployment capabilities and unpredictable operational patterns. This system aims to enhance maritime domain awareness by providing persistent underwater monitoring, thereby addressing emerging undersea threats and bolstering naval security operations. ​

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• Greece Commits $27 Billion to High-Tech Defense Overhaul

  Greece has announced a comprehensive $27 billion plan to modernize its armed forces over the next decade. The initiative focuses on integrating advanced technologies such as AI-powered missile systems, drone capabilities, and a new air defense system named "Achilles Shield." This strategic move aims to enhance Greece's defense posture amid regional tensions and evolving security challenges.

• NORTHCOM Seeks Authority to Counter Cartel Drones Over U.S.-Mexico Border

  General Gregory Guillot, Commander of U.S. Northern Command (NORTHCOM), has requested authorization to engage and neutralize drones operated by Mexican cartels that cross into U.S. airspace. The increasing use of drones by cartels for surveillance and smuggling activities poses a significant threat to border security, prompting the call for expanded engagement protocols. ​

• U.S. Army Schedules Hypersonic Missile Test for December 2025

  The U.S. Army plans to conduct a test of its Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) in December 2025. This test is part of the Army's ongoing efforts to develop and field hypersonic capabilities, aiming to provide rapid and precise strike options against high-value targets. ​

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China's KD-21 Air-Launched Ballistic Missile Reportedly Operational

Reports indicate that China's KD-21 air-launched ballistic missile has reached operational status. Deployed on H-6K bombers, the KD-21 enhances the People's Liberation Army Air Force's strike capabilities, offering a new dimension to China's aerial warfare potential. ​

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