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Russian forces may have seized first Estonian ground robot in Ukraine
Images started showing up in Russian social media channels this month of what appears to be a damaged THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle.
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Poland spends $1 billion on US-made surveillance aerostats
Leaders in Warsaw plan to field high-flying sensors to monitor threats on land, in the air and at sea.
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Slovakia, Poland near deal for short-range air defense weapons
Bratislava has penned a wish list to close gaps in its air-defense architecture.
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Finnish leaders lay the groundwork for hosting NATO forces
Officials in Helsinki aim to have a list of proposed measures in hand later this year for filling the country’s NATO membership with life.
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‘They’ve grown back’: How Russia surprised the West and rebuilt its force
If the Kremlin keeps rebuilding its military faster than expected, it could present a longer-term and perhaps costlier problem for NATO.
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UAE buys patrol vessels from Edge Group, Fincantieri joint venture
The $435 million deal is for 10 offshore patrol vessels based on upgraded versions of Saettia-class ships.
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Nordic governments explore joint loans to fund defense buildup
The Nordic Investment Bank could extend its lending activities to the defense sector because “the world has changed,” said the bank’s chief executive.
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Czech ammunition buy for Ukraine nears first delivery, faces headwinds
Leaders in Prague must resolve complex multinational procurement questions, and interference from Moscow.
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Poland receives final TB2 drone delivery from Turkey’s Baykar
The TB2 made headlines when Ukrainian forces used them against Russia early on in the war.
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Germany, Slovakia work to extend repair hub for Ukraine beyond 2024
The lease for the site, which repairs battle-damaged weaponry built by KMW and Nexter, is slated to run out by year’s end.
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Russian forces may have seized first Estonian ground robot in Ukraine
Images started showing up in Russian social media channels this month of what appears to be a damaged THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle.
-
Poland spends $1 billion on US-made surveillance aerostats
Leaders in Warsaw plan to field high-flying sensors to monitor threats on land, in the air and at sea.
-
Slovakia, Poland near deal for short-range air defense weapons
Bratislava has penned a wish list to close gaps in its air-defense architecture.
-
Finnish leaders lay the groundwork for hosting NATO forces
Officials in Helsinki aim to have a list of proposed measures in hand later this year for filling the country’s NATO membership with life.
-
‘They’ve grown back’: How Russia surprised the West and rebuilt its force
If the Kremlin keeps rebuilding its military faster than expected, it could present a longer-term and perhaps costlier problem for NATO.
-
UAE buys patrol vessels from Edge Group, Fincantieri joint venture
The $435 million deal is for 10 offshore patrol vessels based on upgraded versions of Saettia-class ships.
-
Nordic governments explore joint loans to fund defense buildup
The Nordic Investment Bank could extend its lending activities to the defense sector because “the world has changed,” said the bank’s chief executive.
-
Czech ammunition buy for Ukraine nears first delivery, faces headwinds
Leaders in Prague must resolve complex multinational procurement questions, and interference from Moscow.
-
Poland receives final TB2 drone delivery from Turkey’s Baykar
The TB2 made headlines when Ukrainian forces used them against Russia early on in the war.
-
Germany, Slovakia work to extend repair hub for Ukraine beyond 2024
The lease for the site, which repairs battle-damaged weaponry built by KMW and Nexter, is slated to run out by year’s end.
-
Russian forces may have seized first Estonian ground robot in Ukraine
Images started showing up in Russian social media channels this month of what appears to be a damaged THeMIS unmanned ground vehicle.
-
Poland spends $1 billion on US-made surveillance aerostats
Leaders in Warsaw plan to field high-flying sensors to monitor threats on land, in the air and at sea.
-
Slovakia, Poland near deal for short-range air defense weapons
Bratislava has penned a wish list to close gaps in its air-defense architecture.
-
Finnish leaders lay the groundwork for hosting NATO forces
Officials in Helsinki aim to have a list of proposed measures in hand later this year for filling the country’s NATO membership with life.
-
‘They’ve grown back’: How Russia surprised the West and rebuilt its force
If the Kremlin keeps rebuilding its military faster than expected, it could present a longer-term and perhaps costlier problem for NATO.
-
UAE buys patrol vessels from Edge Group, Fincantieri joint venture
The $435 million deal is for 10 offshore patrol vessels based on upgraded versions of Saettia-class ships.
-
Nordic governments explore joint loans to fund defense buildup
The Nordic Investment Bank could extend its lending activities to the defense sector because “the world has changed,” said the bank’s chief executive.
-
Czech ammunition buy for Ukraine nears first delivery, faces headwinds
Leaders in Prague must resolve complex multinational procurement questions, and interference from Moscow.
-
Poland receives final TB2 drone delivery from Turkey’s Baykar
The TB2 made headlines when Ukrainian forces used them against Russia early on in the war.
-
Germany, Slovakia work to extend repair hub for Ukraine beyond 2024
The lease for the site, which repairs battle-damaged weaponry built by KMW and Nexter, is slated to run out by year’s end.
