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Romania buys Spyder air-defense suites from Israel for over $2 billion
The transaction will be the second largest defense deal in Israeli defense-industry history after the sale of the Arrow-3 to Germany for $3.5 billion.
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Berlin launches laxer laws in bid to hasten defense acquisitions
The “Bundeswehrbeschaffungsbeschleunigungsgesetz” law would remove the stop-work period that typically follows legal challenges against contract awards.
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Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
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Following clashes, Syrian regime formally requests support from Turkey
Turkey is working to provide training, advisory, and technical support aimed at enhancing Syria’s overall defense capacity.
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Denmark buys four Sky Guardian drones for Arctic surveillance
The systems are expected to be delivered between 2028 and 2029 and will undergo a certification process.
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Mysterious annex at North Korean missile plant has analysts puzzled
Construction at a North Korean missile factory could portend an upgrade to the country’s rocketry capabilities, according to satellite imagery and experts.
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The Pentagon’s Golden Dome program office is hiring
As a direct report to the deputy secretary of defense, Guetlein has authority to bypass competitive hiring procedures as he builds his Golden Dome team.
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Air Force says B-52 crew wasn’t told of passenger jet before near-miss
Video of the aftermath of the near-miss was widely shared online, and the Air Force has now released its timeline of the incident.
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Air Force experiments with using AI to seek combat targets
The unprecedented exercise was designed to speed up military decision-making and “reduce cognitive load” on humans, the service said.
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US Army drops into Australia for massive war games
“We landed right on the X,” a commander told Defense News.
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Romania buys Spyder air-defense suites from Israel for over $2 billion
The transaction will be the second largest defense deal in Israeli defense-industry history after the sale of the Arrow-3 to Germany for $3.5 billion.
-
Berlin launches laxer laws in bid to hasten defense acquisitions
The “Bundeswehrbeschaffungsbeschleunigungsgesetz” law would remove the stop-work period that typically follows legal challenges against contract awards.
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Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
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Following clashes, Syrian regime formally requests support from Turkey
Turkey is working to provide training, advisory, and technical support aimed at enhancing Syria’s overall defense capacity.
-
Denmark buys four Sky Guardian drones for Arctic surveillance
The systems are expected to be delivered between 2028 and 2029 and will undergo a certification process.
-
Mysterious annex at North Korean missile plant has analysts puzzled
Construction at a North Korean missile factory could portend an upgrade to the country’s rocketry capabilities, according to satellite imagery and experts.
-
The Pentagon’s Golden Dome program office is hiring
As a direct report to the deputy secretary of defense, Guetlein has authority to bypass competitive hiring procedures as he builds his Golden Dome team.
-
Air Force says B-52 crew wasn’t told of passenger jet before near-miss
Video of the aftermath of the near-miss was widely shared online, and the Air Force has now released its timeline of the incident.
-
Air Force experiments with using AI to seek combat targets
The unprecedented exercise was designed to speed up military decision-making and “reduce cognitive load” on humans, the service said.
-
US Army drops into Australia for massive war games
“We landed right on the X,” a commander told Defense News.
-
Romania buys Spyder air-defense suites from Israel for over $2 billion
The transaction will be the second largest defense deal in Israeli defense-industry history after the sale of the Arrow-3 to Germany for $3.5 billion.
-
Berlin launches laxer laws in bid to hasten defense acquisitions
The “Bundeswehrbeschaffungsbeschleunigungsgesetz” law would remove the stop-work period that typically follows legal challenges against contract awards.
-
Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
-
Following clashes, Syrian regime formally requests support from Turkey
Turkey is working to provide training, advisory, and technical support aimed at enhancing Syria’s overall defense capacity.
-
Denmark buys four Sky Guardian drones for Arctic surveillance
The systems are expected to be delivered between 2028 and 2029 and will undergo a certification process.
-
Mysterious annex at North Korean missile plant has analysts puzzled
Construction at a North Korean missile factory could portend an upgrade to the country’s rocketry capabilities, according to satellite imagery and experts.
-
The Pentagon’s Golden Dome program office is hiring
As a direct report to the deputy secretary of defense, Guetlein has authority to bypass competitive hiring procedures as he builds his Golden Dome team.
-
Air Force says B-52 crew wasn’t told of passenger jet before near-miss
Video of the aftermath of the near-miss was widely shared online, and the Air Force has now released its timeline of the incident.
-
Air Force experiments with using AI to seek combat targets
The unprecedented exercise was designed to speed up military decision-making and “reduce cognitive load” on humans, the service said.
-
US Army drops into Australia for massive war games
“We landed right on the X,” a commander told Defense News.
