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Elbit bets on UK as its European drone sales hub
Elbit’s full ownership of UTACS comes about a year after the British government decided to gradually phase its Watchkeepers out of military service.
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Estonia nears decision on which missile defense system to buy
Officials plan to pick an offer this spring, with Patriot, SAMP/T and David’s Sling among the likely contenders.
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Ukrainian leaders find lessons in Trump’s daring Venezuela raid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dared the West to act against the Kremlin in his speech on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Bulgaria approves Naval Strike Missile buy amid Black Sea buildup
Given Bulgaria’s broad political consensus on the planned procurement, an upcoming parliament vote is expected to be a formality.
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Top NATO commanders standing by for policy guidance on Arctic mission
Grynkewich said NATO’s military headquarters has “a ton of expertise” that could be used to organize an Arctic mission.
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Denmark fast-tracked Lockheed radars for northern air surveillance
The government plans to place them around Denmark, the Faroe Islands and possibly in eastern Greenland.
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Ukraine arrests two Russian spies inspecting Oreshnik missile damage
The junior partner in the spy duo traveled from Transcarpathia to Lviv, where the rocket had struck in the night to Jan. 9, the SBU said.
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‘A soap opera’: How Ukraine’s frontline soldiers view peace talks
“This is the war of exhaustion,” said one Ukrainian soldier at the front. “And we are exhausted. … [But] I trust the stubbornness of my fellow citizens.”
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Key US defense projects with Norway, Canada continue despite tensions
The endeavors illustrate how relationships in the spheres of defense trade and other fields are deeply rooted in the fabric of American alliances.
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The German bomb: Much ado about very little
If Berlin were to commit to a national nuclear weapons option, old resentments among Germany’s neighbors could resurface.
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Elbit bets on UK as its European drone sales hub
Elbit’s full ownership of UTACS comes about a year after the British government decided to gradually phase its Watchkeepers out of military service.
-
Estonia nears decision on which missile defense system to buy
Officials plan to pick an offer this spring, with Patriot, SAMP/T and David’s Sling among the likely contenders.
-
Ukrainian leaders find lessons in Trump’s daring Venezuela raid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dared the West to act against the Kremlin in his speech on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
-
Bulgaria approves Naval Strike Missile buy amid Black Sea buildup
Given Bulgaria’s broad political consensus on the planned procurement, an upcoming parliament vote is expected to be a formality.
-
Top NATO commanders standing by for policy guidance on Arctic mission
Grynkewich said NATO’s military headquarters has “a ton of expertise” that could be used to organize an Arctic mission.
-
Denmark fast-tracked Lockheed radars for northern air surveillance
The government plans to place them around Denmark, the Faroe Islands and possibly in eastern Greenland.
-
Ukraine arrests two Russian spies inspecting Oreshnik missile damage
The junior partner in the spy duo traveled from Transcarpathia to Lviv, where the rocket had struck in the night to Jan. 9, the SBU said.
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‘A soap opera’: How Ukraine’s frontline soldiers view peace talks
“This is the war of exhaustion,” said one Ukrainian soldier at the front. “And we are exhausted. … [But] I trust the stubbornness of my fellow citizens.”
-
Key US defense projects with Norway, Canada continue despite tensions
The endeavors illustrate how relationships in the spheres of defense trade and other fields are deeply rooted in the fabric of American alliances.
-
The German bomb: Much ado about very little
If Berlin were to commit to a national nuclear weapons option, old resentments among Germany’s neighbors could resurface.
-
Elbit bets on UK as its European drone sales hub
Elbit’s full ownership of UTACS comes about a year after the British government decided to gradually phase its Watchkeepers out of military service.
-
Estonia nears decision on which missile defense system to buy
Officials plan to pick an offer this spring, with Patriot, SAMP/T and David’s Sling among the likely contenders.
-
Ukrainian leaders find lessons in Trump’s daring Venezuela raid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy dared the West to act against the Kremlin in his speech on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
-
Bulgaria approves Naval Strike Missile buy amid Black Sea buildup
Given Bulgaria’s broad political consensus on the planned procurement, an upcoming parliament vote is expected to be a formality.
-
Top NATO commanders standing by for policy guidance on Arctic mission
Grynkewich said NATO’s military headquarters has “a ton of expertise” that could be used to organize an Arctic mission.
-
Denmark fast-tracked Lockheed radars for northern air surveillance
The government plans to place them around Denmark, the Faroe Islands and possibly in eastern Greenland.
-
Ukraine arrests two Russian spies inspecting Oreshnik missile damage
The junior partner in the spy duo traveled from Transcarpathia to Lviv, where the rocket had struck in the night to Jan. 9, the SBU said.
-
‘A soap opera’: How Ukraine’s frontline soldiers view peace talks
“This is the war of exhaustion,” said one Ukrainian soldier at the front. “And we are exhausted. … [But] I trust the stubbornness of my fellow citizens.”
-
Key US defense projects with Norway, Canada continue despite tensions
The endeavors illustrate how relationships in the spheres of defense trade and other fields are deeply rooted in the fabric of American alliances.
-
The German bomb: Much ado about very little
If Berlin were to commit to a national nuclear weapons option, old resentments among Germany’s neighbors could resurface.
