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A month ahead of Washington’s NATO summit, where are Ukraine’s jets?
Getting the F-16 fighter has long been a priority for Kyiv. But training and maintenance bottlenecks have slowed deliveries.
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NATO chief continues push to let Ukraine hit Russian-based targets
Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of NATO, said that Ukraine’s right to self defense should give it the right to hit military targets across the border.
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Artillery goes trucking to survive drones swarming the battlefield
The war in Ukraine has put long-range fires front and center at the Eurosatory defense show that kicks off in Paris on June 17.
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Netherlands to supply first Dutch-built CV90 IFVs to Ukraine in 2026
Ukrainian soldiers have reportedly praised the infantry combat vehicle for its armor, heat-signature reducing camouflage and firepower.
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Estonian-made combat robots in Ukraine now come with Starlink
The new satellite connectivity feature allows the vehicles to be operated from thousands of miles away, according to the manufacturer.
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US lifts weapons ban on controversial Ukrainian military unit
The U.S. had banned the regiment from using American weapons, citing the neo-Nazi ideology of some of its founders.
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Lockheed offers Polish industry a seat at its rocket launcher table
Lockheed Martin is offering Poland’s defense industry an opportunity to participate in the production of guided multiple-launch rocket systems.
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KNDS-Leonardo rupture could nix Italian Leopard 2 tank buy
A tersely worded KNDS statement on Tuesday put an end to another dream of land-systems consolidation in Europe.
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Rheinmetall opens repair facility for combat vehicles in Ukraine
Two major German combat vehicle makers have now set up shop in Ukraine to service their products closer to the battlefield and establish long-term ties.
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Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
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A month ahead of Washington’s NATO summit, where are Ukraine’s jets?
Getting the F-16 fighter has long been a priority for Kyiv. But training and maintenance bottlenecks have slowed deliveries.
-
NATO chief continues push to let Ukraine hit Russian-based targets
Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of NATO, said that Ukraine’s right to self defense should give it the right to hit military targets across the border.
-
Artillery goes trucking to survive drones swarming the battlefield
The war in Ukraine has put long-range fires front and center at the Eurosatory defense show that kicks off in Paris on June 17.
-
Netherlands to supply first Dutch-built CV90 IFVs to Ukraine in 2026
Ukrainian soldiers have reportedly praised the infantry combat vehicle for its armor, heat-signature reducing camouflage and firepower.
-
Estonian-made combat robots in Ukraine now come with Starlink
The new satellite connectivity feature allows the vehicles to be operated from thousands of miles away, according to the manufacturer.
-
US lifts weapons ban on controversial Ukrainian military unit
The U.S. had banned the regiment from using American weapons, citing the neo-Nazi ideology of some of its founders.
-
Lockheed offers Polish industry a seat at its rocket launcher table
Lockheed Martin is offering Poland’s defense industry an opportunity to participate in the production of guided multiple-launch rocket systems.
-
KNDS-Leonardo rupture could nix Italian Leopard 2 tank buy
A tersely worded KNDS statement on Tuesday put an end to another dream of land-systems consolidation in Europe.
-
Rheinmetall opens repair facility for combat vehicles in Ukraine
Two major German combat vehicle makers have now set up shop in Ukraine to service their products closer to the battlefield and establish long-term ties.
-
Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
-
A month ahead of Washington’s NATO summit, where are Ukraine’s jets?
Getting the F-16 fighter has long been a priority for Kyiv. But training and maintenance bottlenecks have slowed deliveries.
-
NATO chief continues push to let Ukraine hit Russian-based targets
Jens Stoltenberg, secretary general of NATO, said that Ukraine’s right to self defense should give it the right to hit military targets across the border.
-
Artillery goes trucking to survive drones swarming the battlefield
The war in Ukraine has put long-range fires front and center at the Eurosatory defense show that kicks off in Paris on June 17.
-
Netherlands to supply first Dutch-built CV90 IFVs to Ukraine in 2026
Ukrainian soldiers have reportedly praised the infantry combat vehicle for its armor, heat-signature reducing camouflage and firepower.
-
Estonian-made combat robots in Ukraine now come with Starlink
The new satellite connectivity feature allows the vehicles to be operated from thousands of miles away, according to the manufacturer.
-
US lifts weapons ban on controversial Ukrainian military unit
The U.S. had banned the regiment from using American weapons, citing the neo-Nazi ideology of some of its founders.
-
Lockheed offers Polish industry a seat at its rocket launcher table
Lockheed Martin is offering Poland’s defense industry an opportunity to participate in the production of guided multiple-launch rocket systems.
-
KNDS-Leonardo rupture could nix Italian Leopard 2 tank buy
A tersely worded KNDS statement on Tuesday put an end to another dream of land-systems consolidation in Europe.
-
Rheinmetall opens repair facility for combat vehicles in Ukraine
Two major German combat vehicle makers have now set up shop in Ukraine to service their products closer to the battlefield and establish long-term ties.
-
Turkish shipbuilder STM to construct three vessels for Malaysia
This marks the first time Malaysia has signed a government-to-government agreement to procure defense equipment.
