DoD IG: Lack of predictable European defense funding puts efforts ‘at risk’ The Pentagon’s watchdog agency says the uncertainty of future funding specifically budgeted to reassure European allies against Russian aggression puts at risk efforts by the U.S., NATO and Operation Atlantic Resolve countries. By: Jen Judson 23 hours ago
Iran says only 5 days needed to ramp up uranium enrichment While Iran long has maintained its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, uranium enriched to 20 percent and above can be used in nuclear bombs. By: Nasser Karimi, The Associated Press 1 day ago
Macron might back warship pitch to Bulgaria Naval Group will pitch its Gowind corvette in response to a Bulgarian tender worth €400 million, equal to $471 million, for two warships, an offer expected to be supported by French President Emmanuel Macron. By: Pierre Tran 2 days ago
State Dept. clears $1.25 billion HIMARS sale to Romania The State Department has cleared a $1.25 billion High Mobility Artillery Rocket System sale to Romania, according to a Defense Security Cooperation Agency announcement Friday. By: Jen Judson 5 days ago
New spending deal affects Swedish military’s buying power This budget increase will result in more than $840 million transferred to the Swedish Armed Forces' central fund to cover combat equipment procurement and important defense capabilities’ programs. By: Gerard O'Dwyer 5 days ago
Lockheed Martin takes missiles into new domains Lockheed Martin is investigating other domains where its wide variety of proven missiles might operate in the future, and how new capabilities could be brought to bare to fill missile defense needs across the services, according to a company executive. By: Jen Judson 6 days ago
Dutch: We’re fixing our Air Force Dutch pilots will focus more on air-to-air combat skills, which have grown rusty because of the emphasis over the past several years in supporting ground missions, says the head of the Royal Netherlands Air Force. By: David Pugliese 6 days ago
US should consider no-fly zone for North Korea missile tests [Commentary] A multilayered missile defense setup could well be enough to give North Korea pause before trying to test launch a missile. By: Hans Binnendijk, Robert Bell 6 days ago
Upgunned Stryker in Europe to help shape future infantry lethality Once training exercises are complete, the U.S. Army will field Stryker ICVDs to the entire regiment and it will go out and maneuver, Col. Glenn Dean, the program manager for Stryker, said at the live-fire. By: Jen Judson August 16
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