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Russian attack includes strikes on center of Kyiv, killing at least 19
Russia launched a major air attack early Thursday on Kyiv that included a rare strike on the city center, killing at least 19 people and wounding 48.
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Saab develops drone-killing missile in scramble for low-cost counters
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine kicked off a drone-innovation race, with both sides now deploying thousands of drones daily that often cost less than $1,000.
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Britain expands training program for Ukraine forces
Ukrainian forces will receive additional training from the British military as part of the expansion of the United Kingdom-led Interflex warfare program.
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Canada shortlists German, South Korean yards for massive sub program
The new Canadian boats will be expected to operate in the Arctic under ice for weeks at a time as well as in demanding conditions on Canada’s other coasts.
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Denmark summons US envoy over report of Greenland influence operations
Denmark, a NATO ally of the U.S., and Greenland have said the island is not for sale and condemned reports of the U.S. gathering intelligence there.
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Turkish warship’s Benghazi port call cements new tack on Libya
The visit marked the first time a Turkish naval vessel had entered a port under Gen. Haftar’s control.
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Finland seeks demining robots amid exploding focus on combat robotics
Manufacturers of unmanned ground vehicles have seen new contracts mushroom within and outside of Europe.
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China debuts new warship, boosts South Pacific presence
The South Pacific has been the scene of skyrocketing tensions in recent months as China seeks to expand its maritime dominance.
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Norway to help Germany pay for Patriot air-defense systems for Ukraine
Germany will provide Ukraine two complete Patriot systems from its inventory, and Norway will help pay for their replacement.
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New Zealand adds Sikorsky and Airbus platforms to boost air capability
“This decision will ensure New Zealand has a critical combat capable, interoperable and dependable fleet,” Defence Minister Judith Collins said.
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Russian attack includes strikes on center of Kyiv, killing at least 19
Russia launched a major air attack early Thursday on Kyiv that included a rare strike on the city center, killing at least 19 people and wounding 48.
-
Saab develops drone-killing missile in scramble for low-cost counters
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine kicked off a drone-innovation race, with both sides now deploying thousands of drones daily that often cost less than $1,000.
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Britain expands training program for Ukraine forces
Ukrainian forces will receive additional training from the British military as part of the expansion of the United Kingdom-led Interflex warfare program.
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Canada shortlists German, South Korean yards for massive sub program
The new Canadian boats will be expected to operate in the Arctic under ice for weeks at a time as well as in demanding conditions on Canada’s other coasts.
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Denmark summons US envoy over report of Greenland influence operations
Denmark, a NATO ally of the U.S., and Greenland have said the island is not for sale and condemned reports of the U.S. gathering intelligence there.
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Turkish warship’s Benghazi port call cements new tack on Libya
The visit marked the first time a Turkish naval vessel had entered a port under Gen. Haftar’s control.
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Finland seeks demining robots amid exploding focus on combat robotics
Manufacturers of unmanned ground vehicles have seen new contracts mushroom within and outside of Europe.
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China debuts new warship, boosts South Pacific presence
The South Pacific has been the scene of skyrocketing tensions in recent months as China seeks to expand its maritime dominance.
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Norway to help Germany pay for Patriot air-defense systems for Ukraine
Germany will provide Ukraine two complete Patriot systems from its inventory, and Norway will help pay for their replacement.
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New Zealand adds Sikorsky and Airbus platforms to boost air capability
“This decision will ensure New Zealand has a critical combat capable, interoperable and dependable fleet,” Defence Minister Judith Collins said.
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Russian attack includes strikes on center of Kyiv, killing at least 19
Russia launched a major air attack early Thursday on Kyiv that included a rare strike on the city center, killing at least 19 people and wounding 48.
-
Saab develops drone-killing missile in scramble for low-cost counters
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine kicked off a drone-innovation race, with both sides now deploying thousands of drones daily that often cost less than $1,000.
-
Britain expands training program for Ukraine forces
Ukrainian forces will receive additional training from the British military as part of the expansion of the United Kingdom-led Interflex warfare program.
-
Canada shortlists German, South Korean yards for massive sub program
The new Canadian boats will be expected to operate in the Arctic under ice for weeks at a time as well as in demanding conditions on Canada’s other coasts.
-
Denmark summons US envoy over report of Greenland influence operations
Denmark, a NATO ally of the U.S., and Greenland have said the island is not for sale and condemned reports of the U.S. gathering intelligence there.
-
Turkish warship’s Benghazi port call cements new tack on Libya
The visit marked the first time a Turkish naval vessel had entered a port under Gen. Haftar’s control.
-
Finland seeks demining robots amid exploding focus on combat robotics
Manufacturers of unmanned ground vehicles have seen new contracts mushroom within and outside of Europe.
-
China debuts new warship, boosts South Pacific presence
The South Pacific has been the scene of skyrocketing tensions in recent months as China seeks to expand its maritime dominance.
-
Norway to help Germany pay for Patriot air-defense systems for Ukraine
Germany will provide Ukraine two complete Patriot systems from its inventory, and Norway will help pay for their replacement.
-
New Zealand adds Sikorsky and Airbus platforms to boost air capability
“This decision will ensure New Zealand has a critical combat capable, interoperable and dependable fleet,” Defence Minister Judith Collins said.
