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European coalition to rush first-person-view drones to Ukraine
The group, led by Latvia and Britain, will coordinate training, testing and procurement of the miniature drone type, which can carry explosives on target.
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Patria teams up with local firms for Germany’s new armored troop ride
The Finnish company is touting German industry participation in the Fuchs-replacement offer, responding to lawmakers’s concerns over a foreign design.
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Poland’s ex-defense chief pushes to max out South Korean arms deals
The new government appears to be keeping the door open to back out of additional deals, citing financing problems.
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EU regulators must let defense firms merge freely, Leonardo boss urges
Interference from Brussels will keep the continent’s industry “marginal” in the face of global competition, said Roberto Cingolani.
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NATO chief Stoltenberg hails allies’ record defense spending
“Last year we saw an unprecedented rise of 11% across European allies and Canada,” the NATO secretary-general told reporters in Brussels.
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Russia forced to ‘sacrifice quality for quantity’ in war with Ukraine
Last year, Russia reactivated from storage thousands of combat vehicles, according to a new report from the IISS think tank.
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Senate passes Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid amid Trump-fueled opposition
The Senate passed Biden’s aid request for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. But it faces strong headwinds in the House amid opposition from Trump.
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Azerbaijan opens facilities for new Akinci drone
Azerbaijan has opened a training facility and hanger for a new Akinci drone, confirming the country bought the Turkish-made combat system.
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Kongsberg unit wins Italy order for shallow-water unmanned submersible
The order has an estimated value of $11 million (€10.2 million).
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Poland’s new government eyes role as EU-Ukraine middleman
Warsaw must reinsert itself into relevant decision-making channels in Brussels after years of right-wing EU skeptics in power, according to analysts.
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European coalition to rush first-person-view drones to Ukraine
The group, led by Latvia and Britain, will coordinate training, testing and procurement of the miniature drone type, which can carry explosives on target.
-
Patria teams up with local firms for Germany’s new armored troop ride
The Finnish company is touting German industry participation in the Fuchs-replacement offer, responding to lawmakers’s concerns over a foreign design.
-
Poland’s ex-defense chief pushes to max out South Korean arms deals
The new government appears to be keeping the door open to back out of additional deals, citing financing problems.
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EU regulators must let defense firms merge freely, Leonardo boss urges
Interference from Brussels will keep the continent’s industry “marginal” in the face of global competition, said Roberto Cingolani.
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NATO chief Stoltenberg hails allies’ record defense spending
“Last year we saw an unprecedented rise of 11% across European allies and Canada,” the NATO secretary-general told reporters in Brussels.
-
Russia forced to ‘sacrifice quality for quantity’ in war with Ukraine
Last year, Russia reactivated from storage thousands of combat vehicles, according to a new report from the IISS think tank.
-
Senate passes Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid amid Trump-fueled opposition
The Senate passed Biden’s aid request for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. But it faces strong headwinds in the House amid opposition from Trump.
-
Azerbaijan opens facilities for new Akinci drone
Azerbaijan has opened a training facility and hanger for a new Akinci drone, confirming the country bought the Turkish-made combat system.
-
Kongsberg unit wins Italy order for shallow-water unmanned submersible
The order has an estimated value of $11 million (€10.2 million).
-
Poland’s new government eyes role as EU-Ukraine middleman
Warsaw must reinsert itself into relevant decision-making channels in Brussels after years of right-wing EU skeptics in power, according to analysts.
-
European coalition to rush first-person-view drones to Ukraine
The group, led by Latvia and Britain, will coordinate training, testing and procurement of the miniature drone type, which can carry explosives on target.
-
Patria teams up with local firms for Germany’s new armored troop ride
The Finnish company is touting German industry participation in the Fuchs-replacement offer, responding to lawmakers’s concerns over a foreign design.
-
Poland’s ex-defense chief pushes to max out South Korean arms deals
The new government appears to be keeping the door open to back out of additional deals, citing financing problems.
-
EU regulators must let defense firms merge freely, Leonardo boss urges
Interference from Brussels will keep the continent’s industry “marginal” in the face of global competition, said Roberto Cingolani.
-
NATO chief Stoltenberg hails allies’ record defense spending
“Last year we saw an unprecedented rise of 11% across European allies and Canada,” the NATO secretary-general told reporters in Brussels.
-
Russia forced to ‘sacrifice quality for quantity’ in war with Ukraine
Last year, Russia reactivated from storage thousands of combat vehicles, according to a new report from the IISS think tank.
-
Senate passes Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid amid Trump-fueled opposition
The Senate passed Biden’s aid request for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. But it faces strong headwinds in the House amid opposition from Trump.
-
Azerbaijan opens facilities for new Akinci drone
Azerbaijan has opened a training facility and hanger for a new Akinci drone, confirming the country bought the Turkish-made combat system.
-
Kongsberg unit wins Italy order for shallow-water unmanned submersible
The order has an estimated value of $11 million (€10.2 million).
-
Poland’s new government eyes role as EU-Ukraine middleman
Warsaw must reinsert itself into relevant decision-making channels in Brussels after years of right-wing EU skeptics in power, according to analysts.
