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Rheinmetall to ramp up Baltic presence with Lithuania munitions plant
Lithuanian authorities have begun easing regulations that govern big defense industry projects, making it easier for foreign companies to set up shop.
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Poland to join European Sky Shield scheme, following thaw with Berlin
Prime Minister Tusk lauded Israeli air-defense capabilities, some of which have begun to find buyers in Europe.
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US Army deploys midrange missile for first time in Philippines
The Mid-Range Capability is in the Philippines for a joint exercise, marking its first-ever deployment after an Army unit recently fielded it.
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Argentina inks deal to buy 24 F-16 jets from Denmark
The contract, which is worth $320 million, also includes reconnaissance pods and training armaments, such as AIM-9X and AIM-120 missiles.
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Anduril pairs with Korean shipbuilder to design new unmanned platforms
Anduril and HD Hyundai will collaborate to pair American software and autonomy with South Korean mass manufacturing in shipbuilding.
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Ukraine’s air defense pleas spotlight Patriot bottleneck
Ukraine eventually wants a number of Patriot systems that would surpass the current U.S. inventory.
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How to monitor North Korean nuclear violations after Russia’s UN veto
The U.S. should take the lead in creating a coalition of likeminded nations to monitor compliance with U.N. resolutions and international law.
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F-35s to cost $2 trillion as Pentagon plans longer use, says watchdog
The military now plans to fly the F-35 through 2088, but inflation is taking an even deeper bite on the advanced jet.
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Netherlands budgets over $4 billion military aid for Ukraine
The Dutch will also boost spending on air defense and ammunition stocks, priorities in line with observations from Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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Belgium postpones Red Sea deployment after frigate mishaps
An air defense missile reportedly remained stuck in a launch tube of the Louise-Marie frigate during final system checks.
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Rheinmetall to ramp up Baltic presence with Lithuania munitions plant
Lithuanian authorities have begun easing regulations that govern big defense industry projects, making it easier for foreign companies to set up shop.
-
Poland to join European Sky Shield scheme, following thaw with Berlin
Prime Minister Tusk lauded Israeli air-defense capabilities, some of which have begun to find buyers in Europe.
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US Army deploys midrange missile for first time in Philippines
The Mid-Range Capability is in the Philippines for a joint exercise, marking its first-ever deployment after an Army unit recently fielded it.
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Argentina inks deal to buy 24 F-16 jets from Denmark
The contract, which is worth $320 million, also includes reconnaissance pods and training armaments, such as AIM-9X and AIM-120 missiles.
-
Anduril pairs with Korean shipbuilder to design new unmanned platforms
Anduril and HD Hyundai will collaborate to pair American software and autonomy with South Korean mass manufacturing in shipbuilding.
-
Ukraine’s air defense pleas spotlight Patriot bottleneck
Ukraine eventually wants a number of Patriot systems that would surpass the current U.S. inventory.
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How to monitor North Korean nuclear violations after Russia’s UN veto
The U.S. should take the lead in creating a coalition of likeminded nations to monitor compliance with U.N. resolutions and international law.
-
F-35s to cost $2 trillion as Pentagon plans longer use, says watchdog
The military now plans to fly the F-35 through 2088, but inflation is taking an even deeper bite on the advanced jet.
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Netherlands budgets over $4 billion military aid for Ukraine
The Dutch will also boost spending on air defense and ammunition stocks, priorities in line with observations from Russia’s war against Ukraine.
-
Belgium postpones Red Sea deployment after frigate mishaps
An air defense missile reportedly remained stuck in a launch tube of the Louise-Marie frigate during final system checks.
-
Rheinmetall to ramp up Baltic presence with Lithuania munitions plant
Lithuanian authorities have begun easing regulations that govern big defense industry projects, making it easier for foreign companies to set up shop.
-
Poland to join European Sky Shield scheme, following thaw with Berlin
Prime Minister Tusk lauded Israeli air-defense capabilities, some of which have begun to find buyers in Europe.
-
US Army deploys midrange missile for first time in Philippines
The Mid-Range Capability is in the Philippines for a joint exercise, marking its first-ever deployment after an Army unit recently fielded it.
-
Argentina inks deal to buy 24 F-16 jets from Denmark
The contract, which is worth $320 million, also includes reconnaissance pods and training armaments, such as AIM-9X and AIM-120 missiles.
-
Anduril pairs with Korean shipbuilder to design new unmanned platforms
Anduril and HD Hyundai will collaborate to pair American software and autonomy with South Korean mass manufacturing in shipbuilding.
-
Ukraine’s air defense pleas spotlight Patriot bottleneck
Ukraine eventually wants a number of Patriot systems that would surpass the current U.S. inventory.
-
How to monitor North Korean nuclear violations after Russia’s UN veto
The U.S. should take the lead in creating a coalition of likeminded nations to monitor compliance with U.N. resolutions and international law.
-
F-35s to cost $2 trillion as Pentagon plans longer use, says watchdog
The military now plans to fly the F-35 through 2088, but inflation is taking an even deeper bite on the advanced jet.
-
Netherlands budgets over $4 billion military aid for Ukraine
The Dutch will also boost spending on air defense and ammunition stocks, priorities in line with observations from Russia’s war against Ukraine.
-
Belgium postpones Red Sea deployment after frigate mishaps
An air defense missile reportedly remained stuck in a launch tube of the Louise-Marie frigate during final system checks.
