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NATO holds its biggest exercises in decades, involving 90K personnel
Dubbed “Steadfast Defender 24,” the drill come as Russia’s war on Ukraine bogs down.
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British lawmakers slam military over management of equipment
“It [the MoD] is still holding substantial amounts of inventory that is unserviceable, overstocked or beyond the service date of its related platform.”
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US, France to lead artillery coalition for Ukraine
“As the situation on the battlefield shows, there is no substitute for modern artillery,” Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said.
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Biden hosts Hill leaders as Congress inches toward Ukraine deal
Speaker Mike Johnson indicated an openness to trading Ukraine aid for immigration policy changes after a White House meeting, despite House GOP skepticism.
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Five questions with Lithuania’s national security committee chair
Laurynas Kasčiūnas sat down in a hotel near the White House to discuss Ukraine, Russia and this summer’s NATO summit.
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Dual-use exports to Russia await action by Finland’s next leader
As Finns head to the polls later this month, candidates are largely united on the issue of maintaining support for Ukraine, according to analysts.
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Rheinmetall Canada, Elistair pair robots and drones in test for Europe
Khronos deploys from a box and can stay aloft for 24 hours, while the Mission Master SP is capable of following troops and shuttling smaller payloads.
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Spain buys Rheinmetall munitions amid calls for more ammo production
For months, defense officials have urged European Union members to pressure their arms industries to increase munitions production.
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Norway’s view on long war in Ukraine drives easing of arms export rule
The policy shift comes as nations in Europe begin planning their long-term Ukraine support strategies.
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France to give Ukraine more cruise missiles, plans security pact
The weapons are meant to fill an urgent Ukrainian need for long-range strike capabilities.
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NATO holds its biggest exercises in decades, involving 90K personnel
Dubbed “Steadfast Defender 24,” the drill come as Russia’s war on Ukraine bogs down.
-
British lawmakers slam military over management of equipment
“It [the MoD] is still holding substantial amounts of inventory that is unserviceable, overstocked or beyond the service date of its related platform.”
-
US, France to lead artillery coalition for Ukraine
“As the situation on the battlefield shows, there is no substitute for modern artillery,” Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said.
-
Biden hosts Hill leaders as Congress inches toward Ukraine deal
Speaker Mike Johnson indicated an openness to trading Ukraine aid for immigration policy changes after a White House meeting, despite House GOP skepticism.
-
Five questions with Lithuania’s national security committee chair
Laurynas Kasčiūnas sat down in a hotel near the White House to discuss Ukraine, Russia and this summer’s NATO summit.
-
Dual-use exports to Russia await action by Finland’s next leader
As Finns head to the polls later this month, candidates are largely united on the issue of maintaining support for Ukraine, according to analysts.
-
Rheinmetall Canada, Elistair pair robots and drones in test for Europe
Khronos deploys from a box and can stay aloft for 24 hours, while the Mission Master SP is capable of following troops and shuttling smaller payloads.
-
Spain buys Rheinmetall munitions amid calls for more ammo production
For months, defense officials have urged European Union members to pressure their arms industries to increase munitions production.
-
Norway’s view on long war in Ukraine drives easing of arms export rule
The policy shift comes as nations in Europe begin planning their long-term Ukraine support strategies.
-
France to give Ukraine more cruise missiles, plans security pact
The weapons are meant to fill an urgent Ukrainian need for long-range strike capabilities.
-
NATO holds its biggest exercises in decades, involving 90K personnel
Dubbed “Steadfast Defender 24,” the drill come as Russia’s war on Ukraine bogs down.
-
British lawmakers slam military over management of equipment
“It [the MoD] is still holding substantial amounts of inventory that is unserviceable, overstocked or beyond the service date of its related platform.”
-
US, France to lead artillery coalition for Ukraine
“As the situation on the battlefield shows, there is no substitute for modern artillery,” Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said.
-
Biden hosts Hill leaders as Congress inches toward Ukraine deal
Speaker Mike Johnson indicated an openness to trading Ukraine aid for immigration policy changes after a White House meeting, despite House GOP skepticism.
-
Five questions with Lithuania’s national security committee chair
Laurynas Kasčiūnas sat down in a hotel near the White House to discuss Ukraine, Russia and this summer’s NATO summit.
-
Dual-use exports to Russia await action by Finland’s next leader
As Finns head to the polls later this month, candidates are largely united on the issue of maintaining support for Ukraine, according to analysts.
-
Rheinmetall Canada, Elistair pair robots and drones in test for Europe
Khronos deploys from a box and can stay aloft for 24 hours, while the Mission Master SP is capable of following troops and shuttling smaller payloads.
-
Spain buys Rheinmetall munitions amid calls for more ammo production
For months, defense officials have urged European Union members to pressure their arms industries to increase munitions production.
-
Norway’s view on long war in Ukraine drives easing of arms export rule
The policy shift comes as nations in Europe begin planning their long-term Ukraine support strategies.
-
France to give Ukraine more cruise missiles, plans security pact
The weapons are meant to fill an urgent Ukrainian need for long-range strike capabilities.
