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Lithuania eases red tape for defense firms looking to set up shop
A new legislative package allows for companies to quickly start building manufacturing facilities, obtaining the necessary permits only later on.
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Soaring US munitions demand strains support for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan
The military is having difficulty maintaining adequate munitions inventory levels as wars erupt in the Middle East, Europe and possibly the Pacific.
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Raytheon picks Spain’s Sener to make Patriot interceptor parts
Engineers from both companies will co-develop a component that provides steering control for GEM-T missiles during flight.
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Italy has given Ukraine long-range missiles, says UK defense minister
The announcement by Grant Shapps lifts the veil on some of Italy’s secrecy when it comes to military aid for Ukraine.
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France offers to buy strategic assets from struggling IT firm Atos
The company, which is involved in France’s nuclear-deterrent as well as land-warfare programs, is at risk of falling under foreign control.
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Austin calls European allies, seeking more Patriots for Kyiv
The U.S. secretary of defense has held multiple one-on-one calls with European allies this week, during which he raised the topic.
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France and Germany sign off on future battle tank system
Defense officials in Berlin are expected to award contracts for an initial demonstrator phase by year’s end.
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Sullivan urges Israeli restraint on Rafah, stresses Ukraine munitions
Discussing Biden’s foreign aid package, the national security adviser urged Israel against invading Rafah and stressed the need to boost arms to Ukraine.
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Ukraine pulls US tanks from front lines over Russian drone threats
The sidelining of the Abrams reflects evolving battlefield tactics where drone use has made it virtually impossible for them to maneuver without detection.
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French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
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Lithuania eases red tape for defense firms looking to set up shop
A new legislative package allows for companies to quickly start building manufacturing facilities, obtaining the necessary permits only later on.
-
Soaring US munitions demand strains support for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan
The military is having difficulty maintaining adequate munitions inventory levels as wars erupt in the Middle East, Europe and possibly the Pacific.
-
Raytheon picks Spain’s Sener to make Patriot interceptor parts
Engineers from both companies will co-develop a component that provides steering control for GEM-T missiles during flight.
-
Italy has given Ukraine long-range missiles, says UK defense minister
The announcement by Grant Shapps lifts the veil on some of Italy’s secrecy when it comes to military aid for Ukraine.
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France offers to buy strategic assets from struggling IT firm Atos
The company, which is involved in France’s nuclear-deterrent as well as land-warfare programs, is at risk of falling under foreign control.
-
Austin calls European allies, seeking more Patriots for Kyiv
The U.S. secretary of defense has held multiple one-on-one calls with European allies this week, during which he raised the topic.
-
France and Germany sign off on future battle tank system
Defense officials in Berlin are expected to award contracts for an initial demonstrator phase by year’s end.
-
Sullivan urges Israeli restraint on Rafah, stresses Ukraine munitions
Discussing Biden’s foreign aid package, the national security adviser urged Israel against invading Rafah and stressed the need to boost arms to Ukraine.
-
Ukraine pulls US tanks from front lines over Russian drone threats
The sidelining of the Abrams reflects evolving battlefield tactics where drone use has made it virtually impossible for them to maneuver without detection.
-
French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
-
Lithuania eases red tape for defense firms looking to set up shop
A new legislative package allows for companies to quickly start building manufacturing facilities, obtaining the necessary permits only later on.
-
Soaring US munitions demand strains support for Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan
The military is having difficulty maintaining adequate munitions inventory levels as wars erupt in the Middle East, Europe and possibly the Pacific.
-
Raytheon picks Spain’s Sener to make Patriot interceptor parts
Engineers from both companies will co-develop a component that provides steering control for GEM-T missiles during flight.
-
Italy has given Ukraine long-range missiles, says UK defense minister
The announcement by Grant Shapps lifts the veil on some of Italy’s secrecy when it comes to military aid for Ukraine.
-
France offers to buy strategic assets from struggling IT firm Atos
The company, which is involved in France’s nuclear-deterrent as well as land-warfare programs, is at risk of falling under foreign control.
-
Austin calls European allies, seeking more Patriots for Kyiv
The U.S. secretary of defense has held multiple one-on-one calls with European allies this week, during which he raised the topic.
-
France and Germany sign off on future battle tank system
Defense officials in Berlin are expected to award contracts for an initial demonstrator phase by year’s end.
-
Sullivan urges Israeli restraint on Rafah, stresses Ukraine munitions
Discussing Biden’s foreign aid package, the national security adviser urged Israel against invading Rafah and stressed the need to boost arms to Ukraine.
-
Ukraine pulls US tanks from front lines over Russian drone threats
The sidelining of the Abrams reflects evolving battlefield tactics where drone use has made it virtually impossible for them to maneuver without detection.
-
French missile double punch adds new naval capability for Europe
Two cruise missiles, timed to hit the same target at the same time from different angles, could help overwhelm enemy air defenses, according to analysts.
