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US Army envisions a common launcher to fit allies’ weapons
The Army is prioritizing the pursuit of a common launcher as a cornerstone capability for deterrence in key theaters.
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Airbus, TUSAŞ sign deal on Hürjet jet trainer collaboration for Spain
The new agreement aims to accelerate the process of integrating the aircraft into the Spanish Air Force inventory.
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Slovenia scraps defense-spending vote, seeks new kit with eye on NATO
On July 22, the country’s Ministry of Defence told state-run news agency STA the government has fully withdrawn from the Boxer contract.
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State Department OKs $322 million in proposed weapons sales to Ukraine
The potential sales include $150 million for the supply and overhaul of U.S. armored vehicles, and $172 million for surface-to-air missile systems.
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Berlin launches laxer laws in bid to hasten defense acquisitions
The “Bundeswehrbeschaffungsbeschleunigungsgesetz” law would remove the stop-work period that typically follows legal challenges against contract awards.
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Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
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Denmark buys four Sky Guardian drones for Arctic surveillance
The systems are expected to be delivered between 2028 and 2029 and will undergo a certification process.
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Romania, Poland take different tacks on buying new combat vehicles
Local production and joint purchasing have become hallmark features of European weapons acquisitions in the land domain.
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Australian Abrams battle tanks arrive in Ukraine
The U.S.-built tanks, still painted in their AusCam camouflage scheme, had been loaded onto a commercial cargo ship in Geelong, Australia, in May 2025.
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Russia seen as boosting combat-drone output, switching attack angles
Moscow wants to be able to deploy 2,000 drones in a single strike, according to the assessment of a senior German military official.
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US Army envisions a common launcher to fit allies’ weapons
The Army is prioritizing the pursuit of a common launcher as a cornerstone capability for deterrence in key theaters.
-
Airbus, TUSAŞ sign deal on Hürjet jet trainer collaboration for Spain
The new agreement aims to accelerate the process of integrating the aircraft into the Spanish Air Force inventory.
-
Slovenia scraps defense-spending vote, seeks new kit with eye on NATO
On July 22, the country’s Ministry of Defence told state-run news agency STA the government has fully withdrawn from the Boxer contract.
-
State Department OKs $322 million in proposed weapons sales to Ukraine
The potential sales include $150 million for the supply and overhaul of U.S. armored vehicles, and $172 million for surface-to-air missile systems.
-
Berlin launches laxer laws in bid to hasten defense acquisitions
The “Bundeswehrbeschaffungsbeschleunigungsgesetz” law would remove the stop-work period that typically follows legal challenges against contract awards.
-
Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
-
Denmark buys four Sky Guardian drones for Arctic surveillance
The systems are expected to be delivered between 2028 and 2029 and will undergo a certification process.
-
Romania, Poland take different tacks on buying new combat vehicles
Local production and joint purchasing have become hallmark features of European weapons acquisitions in the land domain.
-
Australian Abrams battle tanks arrive in Ukraine
The U.S.-built tanks, still painted in their AusCam camouflage scheme, had been loaded onto a commercial cargo ship in Geelong, Australia, in May 2025.
-
Russia seen as boosting combat-drone output, switching attack angles
Moscow wants to be able to deploy 2,000 drones in a single strike, according to the assessment of a senior German military official.
-
US Army envisions a common launcher to fit allies’ weapons
The Army is prioritizing the pursuit of a common launcher as a cornerstone capability for deterrence in key theaters.
-
Airbus, TUSAŞ sign deal on Hürjet jet trainer collaboration for Spain
The new agreement aims to accelerate the process of integrating the aircraft into the Spanish Air Force inventory.
-
Slovenia scraps defense-spending vote, seeks new kit with eye on NATO
On July 22, the country’s Ministry of Defence told state-run news agency STA the government has fully withdrawn from the Boxer contract.
-
State Department OKs $322 million in proposed weapons sales to Ukraine
The potential sales include $150 million for the supply and overhaul of U.S. armored vehicles, and $172 million for surface-to-air missile systems.
-
Berlin launches laxer laws in bid to hasten defense acquisitions
The “Bundeswehrbeschaffungsbeschleunigungsgesetz” law would remove the stop-work period that typically follows legal challenges against contract awards.
-
Turkey, UK agree on Eurofighter exports in step closer to deal
Negotiations on the potential deal with Turkey will continue in coming weeks, the U.K. government said in a statement.
-
Denmark buys four Sky Guardian drones for Arctic surveillance
The systems are expected to be delivered between 2028 and 2029 and will undergo a certification process.
-
Romania, Poland take different tacks on buying new combat vehicles
Local production and joint purchasing have become hallmark features of European weapons acquisitions in the land domain.
-
Australian Abrams battle tanks arrive in Ukraine
The U.S.-built tanks, still painted in their AusCam camouflage scheme, had been loaded onto a commercial cargo ship in Geelong, Australia, in May 2025.
-
Russia seen as boosting combat-drone output, switching attack angles
Moscow wants to be able to deploy 2,000 drones in a single strike, according to the assessment of a senior German military official.
