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UK picks companies for billion-dollar hypersonic missile program
In Britain and mainland Europe defense companies are chasing new programs aimed at fielding fast strike weapons.
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Putin replaces defense minister at key moment in the Ukraine war
Over the weekend, President Vladimir Putin replaced Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu — the longest serving member of his Cabinet.
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Pentagon seeks to expand special ops authorities for friendly nations
The Pentagon hopes expanding these authorities will allow it to bolster support for Taiwan and the Baltics against China and Russia.
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Pentagon announces $400 million in Ukraine arms transfers
The new package includes air defense munitions, missiles, ammunition and armored vehicles.
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Italy mulls delivery of another SAMP/T system to Ukraine, says source
The battery Italy would send is based in Kuwait and is one of five now operated by Italy, after one was sent to Ukraine last year.
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Germany to buy US HIMARS launchers for Ukraine
The swap follows through on a workaround designed when the fate of a $61 billion bill for military aid to Ukraine was still iffy in Congress.
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Fincantieri buys Leonardo’s torpedo unit in deal that could reach $446M
Originally known as WASS, the torpedo unit saw €160 million in revenue last year.
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Confusion swirls over Western tank caveats in Ukraine
There are no Dutch restrictions on Ukrainian forces using donated Leopard tanks in combat, as Ukrainian soldiers said they are still using US-made Abrams.
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EU nears deal on Russian frozen assets that could buy arms for Ukraine
The deal should free up to 3 billion euros ($3.2 billion) a year for Kyiv, of which 90% could be spent on ammunition and other military equipment.
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NATO drone surveillance hours surge amid growing appetite for intel
“The North Atlantic security environment is under threat,” said Scott Bray, the assistant secretary general for intelligence and security.
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UK picks companies for billion-dollar hypersonic missile program
In Britain and mainland Europe defense companies are chasing new programs aimed at fielding fast strike weapons.
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Putin replaces defense minister at key moment in the Ukraine war
Over the weekend, President Vladimir Putin replaced Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu — the longest serving member of his Cabinet.
-
Pentagon seeks to expand special ops authorities for friendly nations
The Pentagon hopes expanding these authorities will allow it to bolster support for Taiwan and the Baltics against China and Russia.
-
Pentagon announces $400 million in Ukraine arms transfers
The new package includes air defense munitions, missiles, ammunition and armored vehicles.
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Italy mulls delivery of another SAMP/T system to Ukraine, says source
The battery Italy would send is based in Kuwait and is one of five now operated by Italy, after one was sent to Ukraine last year.
-
Germany to buy US HIMARS launchers for Ukraine
The swap follows through on a workaround designed when the fate of a $61 billion bill for military aid to Ukraine was still iffy in Congress.
-
Fincantieri buys Leonardo’s torpedo unit in deal that could reach $446M
Originally known as WASS, the torpedo unit saw €160 million in revenue last year.
-
Confusion swirls over Western tank caveats in Ukraine
There are no Dutch restrictions on Ukrainian forces using donated Leopard tanks in combat, as Ukrainian soldiers said they are still using US-made Abrams.
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EU nears deal on Russian frozen assets that could buy arms for Ukraine
The deal should free up to 3 billion euros ($3.2 billion) a year for Kyiv, of which 90% could be spent on ammunition and other military equipment.
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NATO drone surveillance hours surge amid growing appetite for intel
“The North Atlantic security environment is under threat,” said Scott Bray, the assistant secretary general for intelligence and security.
-
UK picks companies for billion-dollar hypersonic missile program
In Britain and mainland Europe defense companies are chasing new programs aimed at fielding fast strike weapons.
-
Putin replaces defense minister at key moment in the Ukraine war
Over the weekend, President Vladimir Putin replaced Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu — the longest serving member of his Cabinet.
-
Pentagon seeks to expand special ops authorities for friendly nations
The Pentagon hopes expanding these authorities will allow it to bolster support for Taiwan and the Baltics against China and Russia.
-
Pentagon announces $400 million in Ukraine arms transfers
The new package includes air defense munitions, missiles, ammunition and armored vehicles.
-
Italy mulls delivery of another SAMP/T system to Ukraine, says source
The battery Italy would send is based in Kuwait and is one of five now operated by Italy, after one was sent to Ukraine last year.
-
Germany to buy US HIMARS launchers for Ukraine
The swap follows through on a workaround designed when the fate of a $61 billion bill for military aid to Ukraine was still iffy in Congress.
-
Fincantieri buys Leonardo’s torpedo unit in deal that could reach $446M
Originally known as WASS, the torpedo unit saw €160 million in revenue last year.
-
Confusion swirls over Western tank caveats in Ukraine
There are no Dutch restrictions on Ukrainian forces using donated Leopard tanks in combat, as Ukrainian soldiers said they are still using US-made Abrams.
-
EU nears deal on Russian frozen assets that could buy arms for Ukraine
The deal should free up to 3 billion euros ($3.2 billion) a year for Kyiv, of which 90% could be spent on ammunition and other military equipment.
-
NATO drone surveillance hours surge amid growing appetite for intel
“The North Atlantic security environment is under threat,” said Scott Bray, the assistant secretary general for intelligence and security.
