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Sudan appoints new defense chief amid tensions with Ethiopia
The swearing-in came amid tensions with neighboring Ethiopia over a cross-border attack allegedly conducted by a militia backed by Ethiopia’s military.
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Kuwait wants to spend over $1.4 billion on Patriot upgrades
Kuwait seeks repairs to its Patriot system, along with new PAC-3 weapons.
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Securing technological superiority requires a joint US-Israel effort
America must beef up its military cooperative research and development efforts with tech-savvy democratic allies. At the top of that list should be Israel.
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Key lawmaker urges Iron Dome deployment to Mideast
Sen. John Boozman is pressing the Pentagon to upend its plans for Iron Dome and deploy one battery to the Middle East ― the latest sign of impatience on Capitol Hill with the Army’s fielding plans.
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Oshkosh, Saudi Arabia’s Al Tadrea launch joint venture to make armored vehicles
The two firms prepared for this joint venture by providing training opportunities and accreditation certificates to future OTM employees.
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Iran missile hits own ship in fatal accident
More than a dozen Iranian sailors killed in friendly fire incident.
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US pulls Patriot missiles, fighter aircraft from Saudi Arabia amid dispute
The U.S. is pulling two Patriot missile batteries and some fighter aircraft out of Saudi Arabia, an American official said Thursday, amid tensions between the kingdom and the Trump administration over oil production.
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State clears Apache updates for Egypt, excess MRAPs for UAE
The sales combine for a potential $2.8 billion price tag.
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Israel acquires FireFly loitering munition for close combat
Israel’s procurement of the FireFly and its deployment with infantry units are part of the country’s multiyear plan to restructure its armed forces, known as “Momentum.”
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Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
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Sudan appoints new defense chief amid tensions with Ethiopia
The swearing-in came amid tensions with neighboring Ethiopia over a cross-border attack allegedly conducted by a militia backed by Ethiopia’s military.
-
Kuwait wants to spend over $1.4 billion on Patriot upgrades
Kuwait seeks repairs to its Patriot system, along with new PAC-3 weapons.
-
Securing technological superiority requires a joint US-Israel effort
America must beef up its military cooperative research and development efforts with tech-savvy democratic allies. At the top of that list should be Israel.
-
Key lawmaker urges Iron Dome deployment to Mideast
Sen. John Boozman is pressing the Pentagon to upend its plans for Iron Dome and deploy one battery to the Middle East ― the latest sign of impatience on Capitol Hill with the Army’s fielding plans.
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Oshkosh, Saudi Arabia’s Al Tadrea launch joint venture to make armored vehicles
The two firms prepared for this joint venture by providing training opportunities and accreditation certificates to future OTM employees.
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Iran missile hits own ship in fatal accident
More than a dozen Iranian sailors killed in friendly fire incident.
-
US pulls Patriot missiles, fighter aircraft from Saudi Arabia amid dispute
The U.S. is pulling two Patriot missile batteries and some fighter aircraft out of Saudi Arabia, an American official said Thursday, amid tensions between the kingdom and the Trump administration over oil production.
-
State clears Apache updates for Egypt, excess MRAPs for UAE
The sales combine for a potential $2.8 billion price tag.
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Israel acquires FireFly loitering munition for close combat
Israel’s procurement of the FireFly and its deployment with infantry units are part of the country’s multiyear plan to restructure its armed forces, known as “Momentum.”
-
Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
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Sudan appoints new defense chief amid tensions with Ethiopia
The swearing-in came amid tensions with neighboring Ethiopia over a cross-border attack allegedly conducted by a militia backed by Ethiopia’s military.
-
Kuwait wants to spend over $1.4 billion on Patriot upgrades
Kuwait seeks repairs to its Patriot system, along with new PAC-3 weapons.
-
Securing technological superiority requires a joint US-Israel effort
America must beef up its military cooperative research and development efforts with tech-savvy democratic allies. At the top of that list should be Israel.
-
Key lawmaker urges Iron Dome deployment to Mideast
Sen. John Boozman is pressing the Pentagon to upend its plans for Iron Dome and deploy one battery to the Middle East ― the latest sign of impatience on Capitol Hill with the Army’s fielding plans.
-
Oshkosh, Saudi Arabia’s Al Tadrea launch joint venture to make armored vehicles
The two firms prepared for this joint venture by providing training opportunities and accreditation certificates to future OTM employees.
-
Iran missile hits own ship in fatal accident
More than a dozen Iranian sailors killed in friendly fire incident.
-
US pulls Patriot missiles, fighter aircraft from Saudi Arabia amid dispute
The U.S. is pulling two Patriot missile batteries and some fighter aircraft out of Saudi Arabia, an American official said Thursday, amid tensions between the kingdom and the Trump administration over oil production.
-
State clears Apache updates for Egypt, excess MRAPs for UAE
The sales combine for a potential $2.8 billion price tag.
-
Israel acquires FireFly loitering munition for close combat
Israel’s procurement of the FireFly and its deployment with infantry units are part of the country’s multiyear plan to restructure its armed forces, known as “Momentum.”
-
Saab delivers first Global Eye early-warning plane to UAE
The aircraft arrived in Dubai following a brief stopover in Bulgaria on its way from Sweden, Saab CEO Micael Johansson told reporters.
