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South Korea to integrate Trophy protective suite into K2 tanks
An agreement includes the Poland-specific K2PL version, following the supply of a 180 K2 tanks deal signed between Poland and South Korea.
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Denmark to host Ukrainian missile fuel production in NATO first
The firm’s international expansion reflects broader Ukrainian efforts to diversify defense production beyond domestic borders.
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Long-sought manufacturing gains are boosting North Korea arms buildup
The decade-long drive for automation is paying dividends for North Korea’s defense industry at large.
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DSEI UK to show war’s tech revolution, military adviser Waterfall says
This year’s edition of the show will feature an expanded tech zone, and organizer Clarion says DSEI UK 2025 will be the biggest yet.
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Trump’s 2-week deadline for Russia to start peace talks comes and goes
The two-week deadline that President Donald Trump gave Russian President Vladimir Putin to make a peace deal with Ukraine ended Thursday.
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U.S. troops will stay in Poland, Trump assures Polish leader
In a news conference after his meeting, President Karol Nawrocki said he and Trump discussed expanding the U.S. military presence in Poland.
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Iran upped near weapons-grade uranium stock before Israel attack: IAEA
The International Atomic Energy Agency report said that as of June 13, Iran had 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched up to 60%.
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Russia launches over 500 drones at Ukraine
Despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s attempts to mediate peace, Russia’s assaults continue.
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Italy disavows plan to count massive Sicily bridge as NATO spending
Officials had mulled the idea of classifying a new bridge planned to link the Italian mainland to Sicily as a project of strategic, military importance.
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Xi, Putin, Kim Jong Un unite at glitzy China military parade
In his speech, Xi warned that the world was “faced with a choice of peace or war,” adding that “the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is unstoppable.”
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South Korea to integrate Trophy protective suite into K2 tanks
An agreement includes the Poland-specific K2PL version, following the supply of a 180 K2 tanks deal signed between Poland and South Korea.
-
Denmark to host Ukrainian missile fuel production in NATO first
The firm’s international expansion reflects broader Ukrainian efforts to diversify defense production beyond domestic borders.
-
Long-sought manufacturing gains are boosting North Korea arms buildup
The decade-long drive for automation is paying dividends for North Korea’s defense industry at large.
-
DSEI UK to show war’s tech revolution, military adviser Waterfall says
This year’s edition of the show will feature an expanded tech zone, and organizer Clarion says DSEI UK 2025 will be the biggest yet.
-
Trump’s 2-week deadline for Russia to start peace talks comes and goes
The two-week deadline that President Donald Trump gave Russian President Vladimir Putin to make a peace deal with Ukraine ended Thursday.
-
U.S. troops will stay in Poland, Trump assures Polish leader
In a news conference after his meeting, President Karol Nawrocki said he and Trump discussed expanding the U.S. military presence in Poland.
-
Iran upped near weapons-grade uranium stock before Israel attack: IAEA
The International Atomic Energy Agency report said that as of June 13, Iran had 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched up to 60%.
-
Russia launches over 500 drones at Ukraine
Despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s attempts to mediate peace, Russia’s assaults continue.
-
Italy disavows plan to count massive Sicily bridge as NATO spending
Officials had mulled the idea of classifying a new bridge planned to link the Italian mainland to Sicily as a project of strategic, military importance.
-
Xi, Putin, Kim Jong Un unite at glitzy China military parade
In his speech, Xi warned that the world was “faced with a choice of peace or war,” adding that “the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is unstoppable.”
-
South Korea to integrate Trophy protective suite into K2 tanks
An agreement includes the Poland-specific K2PL version, following the supply of a 180 K2 tanks deal signed between Poland and South Korea.
-
Denmark to host Ukrainian missile fuel production in NATO first
The firm’s international expansion reflects broader Ukrainian efforts to diversify defense production beyond domestic borders.
-
Long-sought manufacturing gains are boosting North Korea arms buildup
The decade-long drive for automation is paying dividends for North Korea’s defense industry at large.
-
DSEI UK to show war’s tech revolution, military adviser Waterfall says
This year’s edition of the show will feature an expanded tech zone, and organizer Clarion says DSEI UK 2025 will be the biggest yet.
-
Trump’s 2-week deadline for Russia to start peace talks comes and goes
The two-week deadline that President Donald Trump gave Russian President Vladimir Putin to make a peace deal with Ukraine ended Thursday.
-
U.S. troops will stay in Poland, Trump assures Polish leader
In a news conference after his meeting, President Karol Nawrocki said he and Trump discussed expanding the U.S. military presence in Poland.
-
Iran upped near weapons-grade uranium stock before Israel attack: IAEA
The International Atomic Energy Agency report said that as of June 13, Iran had 440.9 kilograms of uranium enriched up to 60%.
-
Russia launches over 500 drones at Ukraine
Despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s attempts to mediate peace, Russia’s assaults continue.
-
Italy disavows plan to count massive Sicily bridge as NATO spending
Officials had mulled the idea of classifying a new bridge planned to link the Italian mainland to Sicily as a project of strategic, military importance.
-
Xi, Putin, Kim Jong Un unite at glitzy China military parade
In his speech, Xi warned that the world was “faced with a choice of peace or war,” adding that “the rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is unstoppable.”
