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German NATO air base lowers security level after ‘potential threat’
The Geilenkirchen air base, near the border with the Netherlands, is where the alliance’s Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft are based.
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US to send $125 million in new military aid to Ukraine, officials say
The anticipated aid comes as Washington works to get a better understanding of Kyiv’s incursion into Russia and how it advances broader battlefield goals.
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In a world of drones, Ukraine’s artillerymen rushed to defend Kharkiv
The tide is turning, thanks in no small part to donated Western arms like the venerable M777 towed howitzer, but their effectiveness has taken a hit.
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Work begins on Germany’s 5,000-strong military base in Lithuania
The installation will be Germany’s first permanent military base abroad, meant to bolster defenses at NATO’s eastern flank.
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UK to build F-35-sized ‘silent hangar’ to test jamming, electronic war
The anechoic hangar is due to open in 2026 and will be one of the biggest in Europe, far bigger than existing facilities in Britain.
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Germany affirms Ukraine military aid amid budget maneuvering
Media reports over the weekend had cast doubt on Berlin’s spending plans for Ukraine, which is battling a Russian invasion.
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Zelenskyy envisions buffer zone as Ukraine pushes into Kursk region
Sunday was the first time the Ukrainian president had clearly stated the aim of the operation that began Aug. 6.
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Russian defense plan kicks off separate AI development push
The move comes as Russia’s full-scale invasion of neighbor Ukraine has triggered an arms race of autonomous systems on the battlefields there.
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US State Department clears $5B sale of Patriot missiles to Germany
Germany wants to buy 600 of the most capable variant of the PAC-3 missile as it works to provide Ukraine with the weapons while replenishing its own stock.
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Poland buys 96 Apache helicopters to boost attack capabilities
Once the 96 aircraft are delivered, the Polish military will be the Apache’s second largest user in the world, preceded only by the U.S. military.
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German NATO air base lowers security level after ‘potential threat’
The Geilenkirchen air base, near the border with the Netherlands, is where the alliance’s Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft are based.
-
US to send $125 million in new military aid to Ukraine, officials say
The anticipated aid comes as Washington works to get a better understanding of Kyiv’s incursion into Russia and how it advances broader battlefield goals.
-
In a world of drones, Ukraine’s artillerymen rushed to defend Kharkiv
The tide is turning, thanks in no small part to donated Western arms like the venerable M777 towed howitzer, but their effectiveness has taken a hit.
-
Work begins on Germany’s 5,000-strong military base in Lithuania
The installation will be Germany’s first permanent military base abroad, meant to bolster defenses at NATO’s eastern flank.
-
UK to build F-35-sized ‘silent hangar’ to test jamming, electronic war
The anechoic hangar is due to open in 2026 and will be one of the biggest in Europe, far bigger than existing facilities in Britain.
-
Germany affirms Ukraine military aid amid budget maneuvering
Media reports over the weekend had cast doubt on Berlin’s spending plans for Ukraine, which is battling a Russian invasion.
-
Zelenskyy envisions buffer zone as Ukraine pushes into Kursk region
Sunday was the first time the Ukrainian president had clearly stated the aim of the operation that began Aug. 6.
-
Russian defense plan kicks off separate AI development push
The move comes as Russia’s full-scale invasion of neighbor Ukraine has triggered an arms race of autonomous systems on the battlefields there.
-
US State Department clears $5B sale of Patriot missiles to Germany
Germany wants to buy 600 of the most capable variant of the PAC-3 missile as it works to provide Ukraine with the weapons while replenishing its own stock.
-
Poland buys 96 Apache helicopters to boost attack capabilities
Once the 96 aircraft are delivered, the Polish military will be the Apache’s second largest user in the world, preceded only by the U.S. military.
-
German NATO air base lowers security level after ‘potential threat’
The Geilenkirchen air base, near the border with the Netherlands, is where the alliance’s Airborne Warning and Control System aircraft are based.
-
US to send $125 million in new military aid to Ukraine, officials say
The anticipated aid comes as Washington works to get a better understanding of Kyiv’s incursion into Russia and how it advances broader battlefield goals.
-
In a world of drones, Ukraine’s artillerymen rushed to defend Kharkiv
The tide is turning, thanks in no small part to donated Western arms like the venerable M777 towed howitzer, but their effectiveness has taken a hit.
-
Work begins on Germany’s 5,000-strong military base in Lithuania
The installation will be Germany’s first permanent military base abroad, meant to bolster defenses at NATO’s eastern flank.
-
UK to build F-35-sized ‘silent hangar’ to test jamming, electronic war
The anechoic hangar is due to open in 2026 and will be one of the biggest in Europe, far bigger than existing facilities in Britain.
-
Germany affirms Ukraine military aid amid budget maneuvering
Media reports over the weekend had cast doubt on Berlin’s spending plans for Ukraine, which is battling a Russian invasion.
-
Zelenskyy envisions buffer zone as Ukraine pushes into Kursk region
Sunday was the first time the Ukrainian president had clearly stated the aim of the operation that began Aug. 6.
-
Russian defense plan kicks off separate AI development push
The move comes as Russia’s full-scale invasion of neighbor Ukraine has triggered an arms race of autonomous systems on the battlefields there.
-
US State Department clears $5B sale of Patriot missiles to Germany
Germany wants to buy 600 of the most capable variant of the PAC-3 missile as it works to provide Ukraine with the weapons while replenishing its own stock.
-
Poland buys 96 Apache helicopters to boost attack capabilities
Once the 96 aircraft are delivered, the Polish military will be the Apache’s second largest user in the world, preceded only by the U.S. military.
