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Why improve Ukraine’s deep-strike capability?
Some NATO members have decided that providing deep-strike weaponry is important for Ukraine’s defense and worth any risk of escalation.
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Ukraine fires 6 deputy defense ministers as counteroffensive continues
The reshuffling came with no explanation after the last defense minister resigned, dogged by reports of corruption within his ministry.
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European airborne electronic-attack program kicks into high gear
The European Union’s REACT program aims to create jamming “bubbles” around formations of allied warplanes, according to a Spanish industry official.
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Turkey’s Roketsan wins Malaysian deal for Karaok anti-tank missiles
An industry source estimated the contract price at around $20 million.
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General Dynamics pitches updated ‘Foxhound’ for British Army needs
The service fielded hundreds of the vehicles to protect soldiers from mines and improvised explosive devices in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Estonian robotics firm offers new variant to help in Ukraine
Estonia’s Milrem Robotics has developed a variant of its unmanned ground vehicle that comes fitted with a loitering ammunition launcher.
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Ukraine seeks upper hand in cat-and-mouse game of naval drones
Russian forces have learned from recent attacks with explosive-laden unmanned surface vessels, according to experts.
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Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
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In British helicopter race, war of words emerges over ‘military grade’
Competitors Leonardo and Lockheed spar over whose offering is the most survivable and the most British.
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French-British underwater drone proves de-mining ability, says Thales
The MMCM system is meant to detect, identify and neutralize mines up to 300 meters deep, compared to 120 meters today.
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Why improve Ukraine’s deep-strike capability?
Some NATO members have decided that providing deep-strike weaponry is important for Ukraine’s defense and worth any risk of escalation.
-
Ukraine fires 6 deputy defense ministers as counteroffensive continues
The reshuffling came with no explanation after the last defense minister resigned, dogged by reports of corruption within his ministry.
-
European airborne electronic-attack program kicks into high gear
The European Union’s REACT program aims to create jamming “bubbles” around formations of allied warplanes, according to a Spanish industry official.
-
Turkey’s Roketsan wins Malaysian deal for Karaok anti-tank missiles
An industry source estimated the contract price at around $20 million.
-
General Dynamics pitches updated ‘Foxhound’ for British Army needs
The service fielded hundreds of the vehicles to protect soldiers from mines and improvised explosive devices in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
Estonian robotics firm offers new variant to help in Ukraine
Estonia’s Milrem Robotics has developed a variant of its unmanned ground vehicle that comes fitted with a loitering ammunition launcher.
-
Ukraine seeks upper hand in cat-and-mouse game of naval drones
Russian forces have learned from recent attacks with explosive-laden unmanned surface vessels, according to experts.
-
Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
In British helicopter race, war of words emerges over ‘military grade’
Competitors Leonardo and Lockheed spar over whose offering is the most survivable and the most British.
-
French-British underwater drone proves de-mining ability, says Thales
The MMCM system is meant to detect, identify and neutralize mines up to 300 meters deep, compared to 120 meters today.
-
Why improve Ukraine’s deep-strike capability?
Some NATO members have decided that providing deep-strike weaponry is important for Ukraine’s defense and worth any risk of escalation.
-
Ukraine fires 6 deputy defense ministers as counteroffensive continues
The reshuffling came with no explanation after the last defense minister resigned, dogged by reports of corruption within his ministry.
-
European airborne electronic-attack program kicks into high gear
The European Union’s REACT program aims to create jamming “bubbles” around formations of allied warplanes, according to a Spanish industry official.
-
Turkey’s Roketsan wins Malaysian deal for Karaok anti-tank missiles
An industry source estimated the contract price at around $20 million.
-
General Dynamics pitches updated ‘Foxhound’ for British Army needs
The service fielded hundreds of the vehicles to protect soldiers from mines and improvised explosive devices in Iraq and Afghanistan.
-
Estonian robotics firm offers new variant to help in Ukraine
Estonia’s Milrem Robotics has developed a variant of its unmanned ground vehicle that comes fitted with a loitering ammunition launcher.
-
Ukraine seeks upper hand in cat-and-mouse game of naval drones
Russian forces have learned from recent attacks with explosive-laden unmanned surface vessels, according to experts.
-
Electronic warfare in Ukraine informing US playbook
“Both sides are doing the cat-and-mouse game very, very well,” said Col. Josh Koslov, the commander of the 350th Spectrum Warfare Wing.
-
In British helicopter race, war of words emerges over ‘military grade’
Competitors Leonardo and Lockheed spar over whose offering is the most survivable and the most British.
-
French-British underwater drone proves de-mining ability, says Thales
The MMCM system is meant to detect, identify and neutralize mines up to 300 meters deep, compared to 120 meters today.
