This week in the defense technology sector is marked by significant international partnerships, advancements in unmanned systems, and substantial investments in next-generation capabilities. Pakistan is also seeking to acquire long-range air defense systems from Turkey and China to improve its air defense by adding a higher tier against Indian missile attacks. The J-10 fleet aims to replace aging F-5 and F-16A/B models, filling capability gaps in air sovereignty and tactical strikes. The Latvian decision comes in contrast to Spain’s announcement to suspend an order worth €285 million for 168 Spike LR2 missile systems motivated by political anti-Israeli pressure. DefenseTech BusinessAnduril Raises $2.5 Billion to Scale Defense Manufacturing.