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Turkey’s defense and aerospace exports grew sharply in 2022
Land systems and drones rank high on the list of weapons exported by Ankara.
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British defense minister to step down this year
Ben Wallace plans to vacate his role when Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conducts a government reshuffle, expected sometime in September.
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House narrowly passes defense bill after Dems defect over abortion
The House passed the NDAA over Democratic objections after the GOP passed amendments on abortion policy and transgender troops.
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Serbia looks to join Spanish surveillance drone program
Belgrade has previously signaled interest, but it remains too early to tell in what capacity it would be joining the initiative.
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Britain weighs how to rebuild stockpiles drained by war in Ukraine
Britain’s minister of the armed forces said it’s “inescapably necessary to look at the size of your stockpiles.”
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Slovenia eyes purchase of German IRIS-T air defense system
The purchase is controversial in Slovenian politics, with opponents arguing the small country’s NATO membership negates the system’s need.
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UK defense chief muses about replicating cluster munitions’ edge
Militaries previously used the weapons to destroy adversary airfields, a task now faced by Ukraine, said Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
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European arms vendors push to shield EU coffers from Ukraine ammo aid
Shifting money away from the European Defence Fund would weaken long-term development programs, a major industry group has argued.
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Ukraine’s push for F-16s risks a battlefield advantage: simplicity
Ukraine’s battlefield success rests on continuing to deny air superiority to Russia, not achieving air superiority outright, two U.S. issue experts argue.
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NATO chief defends Ukraine’s by-the-book membership path
At their annual summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, alliance members made no guarantees on the timing of Kyiv’s accession while the war with Russia rages.
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Turkey’s defense and aerospace exports grew sharply in 2022
Land systems and drones rank high on the list of weapons exported by Ankara.
-
British defense minister to step down this year
Ben Wallace plans to vacate his role when Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conducts a government reshuffle, expected sometime in September.
-
House narrowly passes defense bill after Dems defect over abortion
The House passed the NDAA over Democratic objections after the GOP passed amendments on abortion policy and transgender troops.
-
Serbia looks to join Spanish surveillance drone program
Belgrade has previously signaled interest, but it remains too early to tell in what capacity it would be joining the initiative.
-
Britain weighs how to rebuild stockpiles drained by war in Ukraine
Britain’s minister of the armed forces said it’s “inescapably necessary to look at the size of your stockpiles.”
-
Slovenia eyes purchase of German IRIS-T air defense system
The purchase is controversial in Slovenian politics, with opponents arguing the small country’s NATO membership negates the system’s need.
-
UK defense chief muses about replicating cluster munitions’ edge
Militaries previously used the weapons to destroy adversary airfields, a task now faced by Ukraine, said Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
-
European arms vendors push to shield EU coffers from Ukraine ammo aid
Shifting money away from the European Defence Fund would weaken long-term development programs, a major industry group has argued.
-
Ukraine’s push for F-16s risks a battlefield advantage: simplicity
Ukraine’s battlefield success rests on continuing to deny air superiority to Russia, not achieving air superiority outright, two U.S. issue experts argue.
-
NATO chief defends Ukraine’s by-the-book membership path
At their annual summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, alliance members made no guarantees on the timing of Kyiv’s accession while the war with Russia rages.
-
Turkey’s defense and aerospace exports grew sharply in 2022
Land systems and drones rank high on the list of weapons exported by Ankara.
-
British defense minister to step down this year
Ben Wallace plans to vacate his role when Prime Minister Rishi Sunak conducts a government reshuffle, expected sometime in September.
-
House narrowly passes defense bill after Dems defect over abortion
The House passed the NDAA over Democratic objections after the GOP passed amendments on abortion policy and transgender troops.
-
Serbia looks to join Spanish surveillance drone program
Belgrade has previously signaled interest, but it remains too early to tell in what capacity it would be joining the initiative.
-
Britain weighs how to rebuild stockpiles drained by war in Ukraine
Britain’s minister of the armed forces said it’s “inescapably necessary to look at the size of your stockpiles.”
-
Slovenia eyes purchase of German IRIS-T air defense system
The purchase is controversial in Slovenian politics, with opponents arguing the small country’s NATO membership negates the system’s need.
-
UK defense chief muses about replicating cluster munitions’ edge
Militaries previously used the weapons to destroy adversary airfields, a task now faced by Ukraine, said Defence Secretary Ben Wallace.
-
European arms vendors push to shield EU coffers from Ukraine ammo aid
Shifting money away from the European Defence Fund would weaken long-term development programs, a major industry group has argued.
-
Ukraine’s push for F-16s risks a battlefield advantage: simplicity
Ukraine’s battlefield success rests on continuing to deny air superiority to Russia, not achieving air superiority outright, two U.S. issue experts argue.
-
NATO chief defends Ukraine’s by-the-book membership path
At their annual summit in Vilnius, Lithuania, alliance members made no guarantees on the timing of Kyiv’s accession while the war with Russia rages.
