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Netherlands halts F-16 sale to US firm, will send to Ukraine instead
The jets will help Ukraine supress Russian air-defense systems and may ease the strain on the country’s own air defenses by intercepting cruise missiles.
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France orders €1.1 billion of cannons, vehicles and helicopters
France has budgeted €413 billion euros for the armed forces in its 2024-2030 military programming law, a 40% increase over the previous period.
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Italy orders four SAMP/T new-generation air defense systems
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created urgency among European countries to beef up air defense, as well as replace systems donated to Ukraine.
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Europeans set up corridor for rushing NATO troops eastward
Germany, the Netherlands and Poland are planning a pilot project for ferrying troops and equipment across the continent in the event of a crisis.
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France orders unmanned submarine demonstrator from Naval Group
The agreement will allow for the development of technologies around energy autonomy, sensor integration and autonomous operation.
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Danish air-defense frigate heads to Red Sea as trade is under threat
More warships are arriving in the Red Sea to protect shipping lanes from rocket and drone attacks by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis.
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‘Back to the ’80s’ as French navy prepares for new threats
The French navy includes two or three days of drills under “back to the ‘80s” conditions whenever it deploys its carrier strike group.
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UK moves to boost warship protections against ballistic missiles
MBDA received contracts worth $515 million to upgrade missile-defense systems so they are effective against a greater range of threats.
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US, France to lead artillery coalition for Ukraine
“As the situation on the battlefield shows, there is no substitute for modern artillery,” Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said.
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Norway’s view on long war in Ukraine drives easing of arms export rule
The policy shift comes as nations in Europe begin planning their long-term Ukraine support strategies.
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Netherlands halts F-16 sale to US firm, will send to Ukraine instead
The jets will help Ukraine supress Russian air-defense systems and may ease the strain on the country’s own air defenses by intercepting cruise missiles.
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France orders €1.1 billion of cannons, vehicles and helicopters
France has budgeted €413 billion euros for the armed forces in its 2024-2030 military programming law, a 40% increase over the previous period.
-
Italy orders four SAMP/T new-generation air defense systems
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created urgency among European countries to beef up air defense, as well as replace systems donated to Ukraine.
-
Europeans set up corridor for rushing NATO troops eastward
Germany, the Netherlands and Poland are planning a pilot project for ferrying troops and equipment across the continent in the event of a crisis.
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France orders unmanned submarine demonstrator from Naval Group
The agreement will allow for the development of technologies around energy autonomy, sensor integration and autonomous operation.
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Danish air-defense frigate heads to Red Sea as trade is under threat
More warships are arriving in the Red Sea to protect shipping lanes from rocket and drone attacks by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis.
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‘Back to the ’80s’ as French navy prepares for new threats
The French navy includes two or three days of drills under “back to the ‘80s” conditions whenever it deploys its carrier strike group.
-
UK moves to boost warship protections against ballistic missiles
MBDA received contracts worth $515 million to upgrade missile-defense systems so they are effective against a greater range of threats.
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US, France to lead artillery coalition for Ukraine
“As the situation on the battlefield shows, there is no substitute for modern artillery,” Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said.
-
Norway’s view on long war in Ukraine drives easing of arms export rule
The policy shift comes as nations in Europe begin planning their long-term Ukraine support strategies.
-
Netherlands halts F-16 sale to US firm, will send to Ukraine instead
The jets will help Ukraine supress Russian air-defense systems and may ease the strain on the country’s own air defenses by intercepting cruise missiles.
-
France orders €1.1 billion of cannons, vehicles and helicopters
France has budgeted €413 billion euros for the armed forces in its 2024-2030 military programming law, a 40% increase over the previous period.
-
Italy orders four SAMP/T new-generation air defense systems
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created urgency among European countries to beef up air defense, as well as replace systems donated to Ukraine.
-
Europeans set up corridor for rushing NATO troops eastward
Germany, the Netherlands and Poland are planning a pilot project for ferrying troops and equipment across the continent in the event of a crisis.
-
France orders unmanned submarine demonstrator from Naval Group
The agreement will allow for the development of technologies around energy autonomy, sensor integration and autonomous operation.
-
Danish air-defense frigate heads to Red Sea as trade is under threat
More warships are arriving in the Red Sea to protect shipping lanes from rocket and drone attacks by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis.
-
‘Back to the ’80s’ as French navy prepares for new threats
The French navy includes two or three days of drills under “back to the ‘80s” conditions whenever it deploys its carrier strike group.
-
UK moves to boost warship protections against ballistic missiles
MBDA received contracts worth $515 million to upgrade missile-defense systems so they are effective against a greater range of threats.
-
US, France to lead artillery coalition for Ukraine
“As the situation on the battlefield shows, there is no substitute for modern artillery,” Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov said.
-
Norway’s view on long war in Ukraine drives easing of arms export rule
The policy shift comes as nations in Europe begin planning their long-term Ukraine support strategies.
