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Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
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Foreign firms vie for South Korea’s airborne early warning contract
Two contenders employ the same airframe but feature different equipment, while a third promises commonality with incumbent South Korean aircraft.
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Saab waits out political drama over sending Gripen fighters to Ukraine
Sweden’s NATO membership, held up by Hungary, is one of the obstacles still on the table.
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Fincantieri teams with Edge to sell to non-NATO countries
The venture will aim to take advantage of the UAE’s relations with other states and the export credit financing it offers.
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Japan sends companies to Singapore Airshow with eyes on foreign market
This is the largest industrial contingent outside Japan after the government relaxed post-war arms exports in 2014.
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ST Engineering unveils wheeled ground robot equipped with aerial drone
The firm completed development of the four-wheel drive electric vehicle last year, but is only now showing it to the public.
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UK Trident submarine missile launch failed with top brass aboard
Defense Secretary Grant Shapps has confirmed a report that he witnessed the nuclear-capable missile misfire from the submarine that launched it.
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Somalia makes deal with Turkey to bolster naval force
Turkey will provide training and equipment to the Somali Navy so it can better safeguard its territorial waters.
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Malaysia is becoming wary of its Russian-made weapons
Western sanctions against Russia have officials in Kuala Lumpur worried about the supply of spare parts.
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India prepares to buy 15 C295 maritime patrol variants
Once a contract is signed, a joint venture between the French firm Airbus and the Indian business Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. would make the aircraft.
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Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
-
Foreign firms vie for South Korea’s airborne early warning contract
Two contenders employ the same airframe but feature different equipment, while a third promises commonality with incumbent South Korean aircraft.
-
Saab waits out political drama over sending Gripen fighters to Ukraine
Sweden’s NATO membership, held up by Hungary, is one of the obstacles still on the table.
-
Fincantieri teams with Edge to sell to non-NATO countries
The venture will aim to take advantage of the UAE’s relations with other states and the export credit financing it offers.
-
Japan sends companies to Singapore Airshow with eyes on foreign market
This is the largest industrial contingent outside Japan after the government relaxed post-war arms exports in 2014.
-
ST Engineering unveils wheeled ground robot equipped with aerial drone
The firm completed development of the four-wheel drive electric vehicle last year, but is only now showing it to the public.
-
UK Trident submarine missile launch failed with top brass aboard
Defense Secretary Grant Shapps has confirmed a report that he witnessed the nuclear-capable missile misfire from the submarine that launched it.
-
Somalia makes deal with Turkey to bolster naval force
Turkey will provide training and equipment to the Somali Navy so it can better safeguard its territorial waters.
-
Malaysia is becoming wary of its Russian-made weapons
Western sanctions against Russia have officials in Kuala Lumpur worried about the supply of spare parts.
-
India prepares to buy 15 C295 maritime patrol variants
Once a contract is signed, a joint venture between the French firm Airbus and the Indian business Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. would make the aircraft.
-
Russia’s maxed-out arms makers face labor, tech shortages
As the war against Ukraine enters is third year, Moscow’s carefully orchestrated image as a defense-industrial juggernaut is facing headwinds.
-
Foreign firms vie for South Korea’s airborne early warning contract
Two contenders employ the same airframe but feature different equipment, while a third promises commonality with incumbent South Korean aircraft.
-
Saab waits out political drama over sending Gripen fighters to Ukraine
Sweden’s NATO membership, held up by Hungary, is one of the obstacles still on the table.
-
Fincantieri teams with Edge to sell to non-NATO countries
The venture will aim to take advantage of the UAE’s relations with other states and the export credit financing it offers.
-
Japan sends companies to Singapore Airshow with eyes on foreign market
This is the largest industrial contingent outside Japan after the government relaxed post-war arms exports in 2014.
-
ST Engineering unveils wheeled ground robot equipped with aerial drone
The firm completed development of the four-wheel drive electric vehicle last year, but is only now showing it to the public.
-
UK Trident submarine missile launch failed with top brass aboard
Defense Secretary Grant Shapps has confirmed a report that he witnessed the nuclear-capable missile misfire from the submarine that launched it.
-
Somalia makes deal with Turkey to bolster naval force
Turkey will provide training and equipment to the Somali Navy so it can better safeguard its territorial waters.
-
Malaysia is becoming wary of its Russian-made weapons
Western sanctions against Russia have officials in Kuala Lumpur worried about the supply of spare parts.
-
India prepares to buy 15 C295 maritime patrol variants
Once a contract is signed, a joint venture between the French firm Airbus and the Indian business Tata Advanced Systems Ltd. would make the aircraft.
