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France orders €1.1 billion of cannons, vehicles and helicopters
France has budgeted €413 billion euros for the armed forces in its 2024-2030 military programming law, a 40% increase over the previous period.
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Italy orders four SAMP/T new-generation air defense systems
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created urgency among European countries to beef up air defense, as well as replace systems donated to Ukraine.
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Biden administration moves forward on India drone sale
The U.S. and India first agreed to the $3.99 billion sale during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to the White House last year.
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Mideast defense firms fine-tune unmanned surface vessels
Vendors are pitching their systems’ cheaper costs in comparison to other expensive technologies that carry out similar missions.
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Korean Air begins producing reconnaissance drone for South’s military
Four underwing hardpoints are visible on the prototype, indicating the unarmed drone may evolve into a combat-capable UAV.
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Russian leaders have high hopes for new nukes this year — again
Deliveries to the armed forces are overdue, as some of the companies producing components for Moscow’s atomic arsenal are facing tough times.
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NATO has a munitions problem, and Europe needs to step up
There are at least three competing munitions demands on the European defense industry that require immediate attention.
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Cyberattacks on Guam could sap US forces in Indo-Pacific, Nakasone says
The Pentagon’s 2023 cyber strategy warned China is prepared to unleash cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and defense networks, should war break out.
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House eyes higher dollar thresholds for arms sales notices to Congress
House efforts to speed up arms transfers by raising congressional notification thresholds has irked some arms control advocates who say it cedes oversight.
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Europeans set up corridor for rushing NATO troops eastward
Germany, the Netherlands and Poland are planning a pilot project for ferrying troops and equipment across the continent in the event of a crisis.
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France orders €1.1 billion of cannons, vehicles and helicopters
France has budgeted €413 billion euros for the armed forces in its 2024-2030 military programming law, a 40% increase over the previous period.
-
Italy orders four SAMP/T new-generation air defense systems
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created urgency among European countries to beef up air defense, as well as replace systems donated to Ukraine.
-
Biden administration moves forward on India drone sale
The U.S. and India first agreed to the $3.99 billion sale during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to the White House last year.
-
Mideast defense firms fine-tune unmanned surface vessels
Vendors are pitching their systems’ cheaper costs in comparison to other expensive technologies that carry out similar missions.
-
Korean Air begins producing reconnaissance drone for South’s military
Four underwing hardpoints are visible on the prototype, indicating the unarmed drone may evolve into a combat-capable UAV.
-
Russian leaders have high hopes for new nukes this year — again
Deliveries to the armed forces are overdue, as some of the companies producing components for Moscow’s atomic arsenal are facing tough times.
-
NATO has a munitions problem, and Europe needs to step up
There are at least three competing munitions demands on the European defense industry that require immediate attention.
-
Cyberattacks on Guam could sap US forces in Indo-Pacific, Nakasone says
The Pentagon’s 2023 cyber strategy warned China is prepared to unleash cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and defense networks, should war break out.
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House eyes higher dollar thresholds for arms sales notices to Congress
House efforts to speed up arms transfers by raising congressional notification thresholds has irked some arms control advocates who say it cedes oversight.
-
Europeans set up corridor for rushing NATO troops eastward
Germany, the Netherlands and Poland are planning a pilot project for ferrying troops and equipment across the continent in the event of a crisis.
-
France orders €1.1 billion of cannons, vehicles and helicopters
France has budgeted €413 billion euros for the armed forces in its 2024-2030 military programming law, a 40% increase over the previous period.
-
Italy orders four SAMP/T new-generation air defense systems
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has created urgency among European countries to beef up air defense, as well as replace systems donated to Ukraine.
-
Biden administration moves forward on India drone sale
The U.S. and India first agreed to the $3.99 billion sale during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to the White House last year.
-
Mideast defense firms fine-tune unmanned surface vessels
Vendors are pitching their systems’ cheaper costs in comparison to other expensive technologies that carry out similar missions.
-
Korean Air begins producing reconnaissance drone for South’s military
Four underwing hardpoints are visible on the prototype, indicating the unarmed drone may evolve into a combat-capable UAV.
-
Russian leaders have high hopes for new nukes this year — again
Deliveries to the armed forces are overdue, as some of the companies producing components for Moscow’s atomic arsenal are facing tough times.
-
NATO has a munitions problem, and Europe needs to step up
There are at least three competing munitions demands on the European defense industry that require immediate attention.
-
Cyberattacks on Guam could sap US forces in Indo-Pacific, Nakasone says
The Pentagon’s 2023 cyber strategy warned China is prepared to unleash cyberattacks on critical infrastructure and defense networks, should war break out.
-
House eyes higher dollar thresholds for arms sales notices to Congress
House efforts to speed up arms transfers by raising congressional notification thresholds has irked some arms control advocates who say it cedes oversight.
-
Europeans set up corridor for rushing NATO troops eastward
Germany, the Netherlands and Poland are planning a pilot project for ferrying troops and equipment across the continent in the event of a crisis.
