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Turkey inks deal to replace four foreign-made weapons with local types
This the stage for the mass production of the Akya torpedo, the Atmaca cruise missile and the Sapan air defense weapon.
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Milrem to deliver dozens of military robots to UAE forces
The Estonian company, now part of UAE-based Edge Group, is tapped to equip the new owners’ government armed forces.
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Sweden verges on NATO membership after Turkey vote, Hungary signal
A vote in Turkey’s parliament and a tweet from Hungary’s leader signal that Sweden’s almost two-year wait for NATO membership may soon be over.
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Poland nears acquisition of SkyGuardian drones, General Atomics says
Warsaw wants to upgrade from its leased fleet of Reaper drones, made by the same vendor.
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An unprepared West contemplates threat of Russia’s nonstrategic nukes
A deeper and broader study of Russia’s approach to nonstrategic nuclear weapons is essential to maintaining the peace in Europe.
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Abu Dhabi drone fair offers rare look at Belarusian weapons
The regime in Minsk is under Western sanctions for supporting Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
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German drone maker helps Ukrainian forces own the night
Munich-based Quantum Systems has seen demand spike for its Vector drone, popular with Ukrainian special operators.
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Aegis Ashore Poland enters maintenance period ahead of NATO acceptance
The US Navy accepted the five-year-delayed Aegis Ashore Poland missile defense system in December, moving it directly into a four-month maintenance period.
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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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Romanian government readies fighting vehicle, howitzer deals in 2024
Officials in Bucharest are considering a substantial one-off increase of the defense budget to pay for new weapons.
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Turkey inks deal to replace four foreign-made weapons with local types
This the stage for the mass production of the Akya torpedo, the Atmaca cruise missile and the Sapan air defense weapon.
-
Milrem to deliver dozens of military robots to UAE forces
The Estonian company, now part of UAE-based Edge Group, is tapped to equip the new owners’ government armed forces.
-
Sweden verges on NATO membership after Turkey vote, Hungary signal
A vote in Turkey’s parliament and a tweet from Hungary’s leader signal that Sweden’s almost two-year wait for NATO membership may soon be over.
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Poland nears acquisition of SkyGuardian drones, General Atomics says
Warsaw wants to upgrade from its leased fleet of Reaper drones, made by the same vendor.
-
An unprepared West contemplates threat of Russia’s nonstrategic nukes
A deeper and broader study of Russia’s approach to nonstrategic nuclear weapons is essential to maintaining the peace in Europe.
-
Abu Dhabi drone fair offers rare look at Belarusian weapons
The regime in Minsk is under Western sanctions for supporting Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
-
German drone maker helps Ukrainian forces own the night
Munich-based Quantum Systems has seen demand spike for its Vector drone, popular with Ukrainian special operators.
-
Aegis Ashore Poland enters maintenance period ahead of NATO acceptance
The US Navy accepted the five-year-delayed Aegis Ashore Poland missile defense system in December, moving it directly into a four-month maintenance period.
-
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.
-
Romanian government readies fighting vehicle, howitzer deals in 2024
Officials in Bucharest are considering a substantial one-off increase of the defense budget to pay for new weapons.
-
Turkey inks deal to replace four foreign-made weapons with local types
This the stage for the mass production of the Akya torpedo, the Atmaca cruise missile and the Sapan air defense weapon.
-
Milrem to deliver dozens of military robots to UAE forces
The Estonian company, now part of UAE-based Edge Group, is tapped to equip the new owners’ government armed forces.
-
Sweden verges on NATO membership after Turkey vote, Hungary signal
A vote in Turkey’s parliament and a tweet from Hungary’s leader signal that Sweden’s almost two-year wait for NATO membership may soon be over.
-
Poland nears acquisition of SkyGuardian drones, General Atomics says
Warsaw wants to upgrade from its leased fleet of Reaper drones, made by the same vendor.
-
An unprepared West contemplates threat of Russia’s nonstrategic nukes
A deeper and broader study of Russia’s approach to nonstrategic nuclear weapons is essential to maintaining the peace in Europe.
-
Abu Dhabi drone fair offers rare look at Belarusian weapons
The regime in Minsk is under Western sanctions for supporting Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.
-
German drone maker helps Ukrainian forces own the night
Munich-based Quantum Systems has seen demand spike for its Vector drone, popular with Ukrainian special operators.
-
Aegis Ashore Poland enters maintenance period ahead of NATO acceptance
The US Navy accepted the five-year-delayed Aegis Ashore Poland missile defense system in December, moving it directly into a four-month maintenance period.
-
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.
-
Romanian government readies fighting vehicle, howitzer deals in 2024
Officials in Bucharest are considering a substantial one-off increase of the defense budget to pay for new weapons.
