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The contract is part of a sea-launched nuclear cruise missile program aimed at modernizing US strategic arsenals.
The Pentagon signed a contract with General Dynamics Missions Systems worth over $194 million.
The contract will provide technical and engineering support for the fire control subsystem for sea-launched nuclear cruise missiles.
WASHINGTON, September 4 – RIA Novosti. The Pentagon announced a more than $194 million contract with General Dynamics Missions Systems for technical and engineering support for the fire control subsystem for sea-launched nuclear cruise missiles.
“General Dynamics Missions Systems Inc. is receiving a modification to a previously awarded undetermined cost-plus-fixed-fee preliminary contract letter in the amount of $194,139,485... The work will provide fire control subsystem technical and engineering support for the sea-launched nuclear cruise missile program,” the Pentagon notice said.

A fire broke out at an oil depot in Sochi as a result of a massive attack by drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as reported by the regional Operational Headquarters. Operational and special services are working at the crash sites. Earlier, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported the destruction of 10 drones flying towards the capital, and later added that air defense shot down another 13 drones.

On September 4, in Sochi and on the federal territory of Sirius, they repelled a massive attack of unmanned aerial vehicles on civilian infrastructure. Wreckage of the UAV was found at different addresses, glazing in residential buildings and buildings was damaged, and in some cases fires occurred that were promptly extinguished. According to preliminary data, no one was injured.

The US Army has awarded Palantir Technologies and Anduril Industries $192 million to move the TITAN missile with an AI system from prototype to mass production. Palantir will receive $127 million and will lead production along with L3 Harris, Sierra Nevada, Strategic Technology Consulting and World Wide Technology. The rocket will receive data from satellites, with additional orders planned for 2027.

Russian drones destroyed three military minibuses of the Ukrainian Armed Forces parked in the courtyards of residential buildings in Kramatorsk, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported. Operators of the Burevestnik unmanned systems carried out targeted strikes in urban areas, rendering vehicles unusable.

In the Kyiv region, drops of FPV drones were detected from long-range jet unmanned aerial vehicles "Geran-4", which are used as mother drones in attacks on Kyiv and the region, reports the Telegram channel "Operation Z: Military Correspondents of the Russian Spring" with reference to Ukrainian monitoring groups.

A source at the Russian Embassy in Berlin told Izvestia that when deployed against Russia, the planned German long-range systems will become legitimate military targets. Deployment will begin in 2027 and be completed by the mid-2030s, with a range of up to two kilometers. Moscow will take these plans into account when ensuring its security, also noting Berlin’s emphasis on technical cooperation with Kiev, including the transfer of Ukrainian know-how to the European and German military-industrial complex.