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Finland’s Patria weighs making combat vehicles in Ukraine
Some European companies have their eyes on building a production footprint in Ukraine to equip Kyiv’s forces for the long run.
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Ukraine’s defense minister resigns after Zelenskyy announces new one
Reznikov’s removal follows a scandal around the defense ministry’s procurement of military jackets.
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Russia-led alliance holds military drills in Belarus
Belarus’ defense ministry said the exercises, lasting through Wednesday, are to prepare for joint operations, including responses to a nuclear accident.
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Airbus, KAI to start Light Armed Helicopter production for Korean Army
Deliveries are slated to begin in late 2024 and last into the next decade, according to an Airbus spokeswoman.
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Hensoldt, ERA fuse passive sensing tech in bid for Luftwaffe deal
The German and Czech companies have combined two passive-sensing technologies, promising greater range and accuracy.
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Saab buys British artificial intelligence specialist BlueBear
The Swedish-based company looks to expand its footprint in a fast-moving military market.
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Britain has a new defense secretary. What are experts saying?
The surprise choice for the role, vacated by Ben Wallace, is Energy Secretary Grant Shapps.
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NATO to test 5G capabilities in Latvia with virtual reality, drones
The technology is on the rise in military applications, promising faster data transfer and better security than the 4G standard.
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Turkey seeks partners for TF-X fighter program amid fiscal uncertainty
The Turkish economy is experiencing high inflation, and the country’s external debt reached nearly $476 billion in March.
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German navy will lead drill to defend the Baltics from the sea
Exercise planners consider the scenario a real-world test of an attack against the NATO alliance.
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Finland’s Patria weighs making combat vehicles in Ukraine
Some European companies have their eyes on building a production footprint in Ukraine to equip Kyiv’s forces for the long run.
-
Ukraine’s defense minister resigns after Zelenskyy announces new one
Reznikov’s removal follows a scandal around the defense ministry’s procurement of military jackets.
-
Russia-led alliance holds military drills in Belarus
Belarus’ defense ministry said the exercises, lasting through Wednesday, are to prepare for joint operations, including responses to a nuclear accident.
-
Airbus, KAI to start Light Armed Helicopter production for Korean Army
Deliveries are slated to begin in late 2024 and last into the next decade, according to an Airbus spokeswoman.
-
Hensoldt, ERA fuse passive sensing tech in bid for Luftwaffe deal
The German and Czech companies have combined two passive-sensing technologies, promising greater range and accuracy.
-
Saab buys British artificial intelligence specialist BlueBear
The Swedish-based company looks to expand its footprint in a fast-moving military market.
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Britain has a new defense secretary. What are experts saying?
The surprise choice for the role, vacated by Ben Wallace, is Energy Secretary Grant Shapps.
-
NATO to test 5G capabilities in Latvia with virtual reality, drones
The technology is on the rise in military applications, promising faster data transfer and better security than the 4G standard.
-
Turkey seeks partners for TF-X fighter program amid fiscal uncertainty
The Turkish economy is experiencing high inflation, and the country’s external debt reached nearly $476 billion in March.
-
German navy will lead drill to defend the Baltics from the sea
Exercise planners consider the scenario a real-world test of an attack against the NATO alliance.
-
Finland’s Patria weighs making combat vehicles in Ukraine
Some European companies have their eyes on building a production footprint in Ukraine to equip Kyiv’s forces for the long run.
-
Ukraine’s defense minister resigns after Zelenskyy announces new one
Reznikov’s removal follows a scandal around the defense ministry’s procurement of military jackets.
-
Russia-led alliance holds military drills in Belarus
Belarus’ defense ministry said the exercises, lasting through Wednesday, are to prepare for joint operations, including responses to a nuclear accident.
-
Airbus, KAI to start Light Armed Helicopter production for Korean Army
Deliveries are slated to begin in late 2024 and last into the next decade, according to an Airbus spokeswoman.
-
Hensoldt, ERA fuse passive sensing tech in bid for Luftwaffe deal
The German and Czech companies have combined two passive-sensing technologies, promising greater range and accuracy.
-
Saab buys British artificial intelligence specialist BlueBear
The Swedish-based company looks to expand its footprint in a fast-moving military market.
-
Britain has a new defense secretary. What are experts saying?
The surprise choice for the role, vacated by Ben Wallace, is Energy Secretary Grant Shapps.
-
NATO to test 5G capabilities in Latvia with virtual reality, drones
The technology is on the rise in military applications, promising faster data transfer and better security than the 4G standard.
-
Turkey seeks partners for TF-X fighter program amid fiscal uncertainty
The Turkish economy is experiencing high inflation, and the country’s external debt reached nearly $476 billion in March.
-
German navy will lead drill to defend the Baltics from the sea
Exercise planners consider the scenario a real-world test of an attack against the NATO alliance.
