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Pentagon awards contract for newest F-35s
When combined with another F-35 deal from December 2024, the Pentagon will pay Lockheed Martin about $24.3 billion for the 18th and 19th lots of the jets.
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Germany, France, Poland push for closer EU-Ukraine defense ties
The group of three countries, known as the Weimar Triangle, supported the quick adoption of the EU’s proposed 19th sanctions package against Russia.
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Frigate sale to Greece turns Italy’s active warships into fast cash
The deal follows the sale by Italy to Indonesia and Egypt of vessels that were already under construction for the Italian navy.
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Missile attack on cargo ship off Yemen wounds 2 and sends crew fleeing
It was the most serious attack in the Gulf of Aden, some distance from the Red Sea where the Iranian-backed Houthis sank two vessels in July.
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Trump and Netanyahu say they’ve agreed on a plan to end Gaza war
Trump and Netanyahu say they’ve agreed to a plan to end the war in Gaza, but it’s unclear whether Hamas will accept the terms.
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Small defense firms warn shutdown will hurt industrial base
Small defense firms don’t have as much cash flow to weather a shutdown, they said, and would be particularly hurt by a government closure.
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France, Sweden send anti-drone units to Denmark to secure EU summit
Denmark in recent days observed unexplained drone activity at several of its airports as well as military locations.
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Rare Turkey-Egypt naval drill may signal end of ‘bad old days’
The countries had regularly held joint military exercises until 2012, when political relations deteriorated after the overthrow of the Egyptian government.
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EU vows haste in ‘drone wall’ plan for eastern borders
Companies offering counter-drone technology have begun jockeying for position for the envisioned project.
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China remains No. 1 threat in space: Space Force general
China is catching up to the U.S. military’s space capabilities at an “incredible pace,” said Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess.
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Pentagon awards contract for newest F-35s
When combined with another F-35 deal from December 2024, the Pentagon will pay Lockheed Martin about $24.3 billion for the 18th and 19th lots of the jets.
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Germany, France, Poland push for closer EU-Ukraine defense ties
The group of three countries, known as the Weimar Triangle, supported the quick adoption of the EU’s proposed 19th sanctions package against Russia.
-
Frigate sale to Greece turns Italy’s active warships into fast cash
The deal follows the sale by Italy to Indonesia and Egypt of vessels that were already under construction for the Italian navy.
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Missile attack on cargo ship off Yemen wounds 2 and sends crew fleeing
It was the most serious attack in the Gulf of Aden, some distance from the Red Sea where the Iranian-backed Houthis sank two vessels in July.
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Trump and Netanyahu say they’ve agreed on a plan to end Gaza war
Trump and Netanyahu say they’ve agreed to a plan to end the war in Gaza, but it’s unclear whether Hamas will accept the terms.
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Small defense firms warn shutdown will hurt industrial base
Small defense firms don’t have as much cash flow to weather a shutdown, they said, and would be particularly hurt by a government closure.
-
France, Sweden send anti-drone units to Denmark to secure EU summit
Denmark in recent days observed unexplained drone activity at several of its airports as well as military locations.
-
Rare Turkey-Egypt naval drill may signal end of ‘bad old days’
The countries had regularly held joint military exercises until 2012, when political relations deteriorated after the overthrow of the Egyptian government.
-
EU vows haste in ‘drone wall’ plan for eastern borders
Companies offering counter-drone technology have begun jockeying for position for the envisioned project.
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China remains No. 1 threat in space: Space Force general
China is catching up to the U.S. military’s space capabilities at an “incredible pace,” said Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess.
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Pentagon awards contract for newest F-35s
When combined with another F-35 deal from December 2024, the Pentagon will pay Lockheed Martin about $24.3 billion for the 18th and 19th lots of the jets.
-
Germany, France, Poland push for closer EU-Ukraine defense ties
The group of three countries, known as the Weimar Triangle, supported the quick adoption of the EU’s proposed 19th sanctions package against Russia.
-
Frigate sale to Greece turns Italy’s active warships into fast cash
The deal follows the sale by Italy to Indonesia and Egypt of vessels that were already under construction for the Italian navy.
-
Missile attack on cargo ship off Yemen wounds 2 and sends crew fleeing
It was the most serious attack in the Gulf of Aden, some distance from the Red Sea where the Iranian-backed Houthis sank two vessels in July.
-
Trump and Netanyahu say they’ve agreed on a plan to end Gaza war
Trump and Netanyahu say they’ve agreed to a plan to end the war in Gaza, but it’s unclear whether Hamas will accept the terms.
-
Small defense firms warn shutdown will hurt industrial base
Small defense firms don’t have as much cash flow to weather a shutdown, they said, and would be particularly hurt by a government closure.
-
France, Sweden send anti-drone units to Denmark to secure EU summit
Denmark in recent days observed unexplained drone activity at several of its airports as well as military locations.
-
Rare Turkey-Egypt naval drill may signal end of ‘bad old days’
The countries had regularly held joint military exercises until 2012, when political relations deteriorated after the overthrow of the Egyptian government.
-
EU vows haste in ‘drone wall’ plan for eastern borders
Companies offering counter-drone technology have begun jockeying for position for the envisioned project.
-
China remains No. 1 threat in space: Space Force general
China is catching up to the U.S. military’s space capabilities at an “incredible pace,” said Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess.
