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France orders 3,000 camouflage nets for cloaking foxhole radio signals
Detection by way of electromagnetic emissions is a constant danger faced by Ukrainian forces in their defense against Russian invaders, analysts have said.
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UK opens bidding for new helicopter, to award contract in 2025
The U.K. wants its New Medium Helicopter to be able to perform up to five rotary-wing jobs that are now done by several aircraft.
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French AI firm to process drone footage for automatic threat detection
Paris-based Preligens wants to process video footage recorded by unmanned aerial vehicles to help spot military assets deployed by Russia and China.
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How to hold Ukraine over until Congress passes more aid funding
Washington still retains the authority to give Kyiv more than $4 billion worth of materiel from U.S. stocks.
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France’s Macron doesn’t rule out sending troops to Ukraine
European leaders are weighing five new initiatives to help Ukraine, with some steps requiring “some elements of deployment,” the French president said.
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Austrian Pandur vehicles to schlep slimmed Skyranger air defense gun
Rheinmetall has found its first customer for a new version of the company’s Skyranger 30 air defense system, a sale that executives hope will spur others.
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Hungary’s parliament ratifies Sweden’s NATO bid
The vote, which passed 188-6, was the culmination of months of wrangling by Hungary’s allies to convince its nationalist government to lift its block.
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Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
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Europeans are building a war economy. Can they master it?
Are vendors charging more now because they must, or because they can?
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Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
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France orders 3,000 camouflage nets for cloaking foxhole radio signals
Detection by way of electromagnetic emissions is a constant danger faced by Ukrainian forces in their defense against Russian invaders, analysts have said.
-
UK opens bidding for new helicopter, to award contract in 2025
The U.K. wants its New Medium Helicopter to be able to perform up to five rotary-wing jobs that are now done by several aircraft.
-
French AI firm to process drone footage for automatic threat detection
Paris-based Preligens wants to process video footage recorded by unmanned aerial vehicles to help spot military assets deployed by Russia and China.
-
How to hold Ukraine over until Congress passes more aid funding
Washington still retains the authority to give Kyiv more than $4 billion worth of materiel from U.S. stocks.
-
France’s Macron doesn’t rule out sending troops to Ukraine
European leaders are weighing five new initiatives to help Ukraine, with some steps requiring “some elements of deployment,” the French president said.
-
Austrian Pandur vehicles to schlep slimmed Skyranger air defense gun
Rheinmetall has found its first customer for a new version of the company’s Skyranger 30 air defense system, a sale that executives hope will spur others.
-
Hungary’s parliament ratifies Sweden’s NATO bid
The vote, which passed 188-6, was the culmination of months of wrangling by Hungary’s allies to convince its nationalist government to lift its block.
-
Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
-
Europeans are building a war economy. Can they master it?
Are vendors charging more now because they must, or because they can?
-
Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
-
France orders 3,000 camouflage nets for cloaking foxhole radio signals
Detection by way of electromagnetic emissions is a constant danger faced by Ukrainian forces in their defense against Russian invaders, analysts have said.
-
UK opens bidding for new helicopter, to award contract in 2025
The U.K. wants its New Medium Helicopter to be able to perform up to five rotary-wing jobs that are now done by several aircraft.
-
French AI firm to process drone footage for automatic threat detection
Paris-based Preligens wants to process video footage recorded by unmanned aerial vehicles to help spot military assets deployed by Russia and China.
-
How to hold Ukraine over until Congress passes more aid funding
Washington still retains the authority to give Kyiv more than $4 billion worth of materiel from U.S. stocks.
-
France’s Macron doesn’t rule out sending troops to Ukraine
European leaders are weighing five new initiatives to help Ukraine, with some steps requiring “some elements of deployment,” the French president said.
-
Austrian Pandur vehicles to schlep slimmed Skyranger air defense gun
Rheinmetall has found its first customer for a new version of the company’s Skyranger 30 air defense system, a sale that executives hope will spur others.
-
Hungary’s parliament ratifies Sweden’s NATO bid
The vote, which passed 188-6, was the culmination of months of wrangling by Hungary’s allies to convince its nationalist government to lift its block.
-
Italian parliament OKs frigate, Leopard tank deals
The new buys, approved Feb. 21, are part of a uptick in Italian military spending partly spurred by the Ukraine conflict.
-
Europeans are building a war economy. Can they master it?
Are vendors charging more now because they must, or because they can?
-
Too little, too late? Ukraine’s backers lose ground in the ammo race
Russia’s advantage in artillery ammunitions is unlikely to spur more frontline gains, but it will give Moscow some breathing space, one analyst said.
