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Countries flock to claim EU defense loans, Poland gets lion’s share
A top bloc official said that all the €150bn of loans had been subscribed to by 19 member states, and called the plan “a European success story.”
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A ‘drone wall’ and Ukraine pact: the EU ups its ambitions on defense
Von der Leyen also announced new “reparation loans” to support Ukraine, coming from Russian assets frozen in European bank accounts.
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Leonardo snaps up Nordic cybersecurity firms in bid to shift focus
CEO Cingolani laid out the Italian defense giant’s strategy after announcing a series of new investments during the summer.
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Australia orders fleet of large unmanned submarines from Anduril
Australia has lodged an order for numerous state-of-the-art unmanned submarines to be delivered over the coming five years.
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New UK minister touts defense industry as Britain’s growth engine
“It’s not that we are just spending more on defense, we have to reform our defense,” said Luke Pollard, the minister for defense procurement.
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UK, Norway join Patria APC program, with plans for British production
Vendor Patria says it’s received orders for nearly 1,000 6×6 vehicles, and delivered more than 250 through the CAVS program.
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BAE, Lockheed Martin plan large jammer drone as door opener in combat
The plan is to “punch a hole through these very complex and denied electronic warfare environments,” one BAE executive said.
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Armed with new drones, Rheinmetall eyes loitering munitions market
Company CEO Armin Papperger told reporters that unmanned aerial vehicles is one of the portfolios the company aims to push in the coming years.
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Poland says it shot down Russian drones that violated its airspace
Poland’s armed forces were on a heightened state of alert overnight Tuesday and early Wednesday because of nearby Russian strikes against Ukraine.
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Attacking these targets could cripple Russia’s war machine: Experts
Striking eight targets across Russia could enable Ukraine to break the current stalemate and affect the course of the war, some U.S. experts argue.
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Countries flock to claim EU defense loans, Poland gets lion’s share
A top bloc official said that all the €150bn of loans had been subscribed to by 19 member states, and called the plan “a European success story.”
-
A ‘drone wall’ and Ukraine pact: the EU ups its ambitions on defense
Von der Leyen also announced new “reparation loans” to support Ukraine, coming from Russian assets frozen in European bank accounts.
-
Leonardo snaps up Nordic cybersecurity firms in bid to shift focus
CEO Cingolani laid out the Italian defense giant’s strategy after announcing a series of new investments during the summer.
-
Australia orders fleet of large unmanned submarines from Anduril
Australia has lodged an order for numerous state-of-the-art unmanned submarines to be delivered over the coming five years.
-
New UK minister touts defense industry as Britain’s growth engine
“It’s not that we are just spending more on defense, we have to reform our defense,” said Luke Pollard, the minister for defense procurement.
-
UK, Norway join Patria APC program, with plans for British production
Vendor Patria says it’s received orders for nearly 1,000 6×6 vehicles, and delivered more than 250 through the CAVS program.
-
BAE, Lockheed Martin plan large jammer drone as door opener in combat
The plan is to “punch a hole through these very complex and denied electronic warfare environments,” one BAE executive said.
-
Armed with new drones, Rheinmetall eyes loitering munitions market
Company CEO Armin Papperger told reporters that unmanned aerial vehicles is one of the portfolios the company aims to push in the coming years.
-
Poland says it shot down Russian drones that violated its airspace
Poland’s armed forces were on a heightened state of alert overnight Tuesday and early Wednesday because of nearby Russian strikes against Ukraine.
-
Attacking these targets could cripple Russia’s war machine: Experts
Striking eight targets across Russia could enable Ukraine to break the current stalemate and affect the course of the war, some U.S. experts argue.
-
Countries flock to claim EU defense loans, Poland gets lion’s share
A top bloc official said that all the €150bn of loans had been subscribed to by 19 member states, and called the plan “a European success story.”
-
A ‘drone wall’ and Ukraine pact: the EU ups its ambitions on defense
Von der Leyen also announced new “reparation loans” to support Ukraine, coming from Russian assets frozen in European bank accounts.
-
Leonardo snaps up Nordic cybersecurity firms in bid to shift focus
CEO Cingolani laid out the Italian defense giant’s strategy after announcing a series of new investments during the summer.
-
Australia orders fleet of large unmanned submarines from Anduril
Australia has lodged an order for numerous state-of-the-art unmanned submarines to be delivered over the coming five years.
-
New UK minister touts defense industry as Britain’s growth engine
“It’s not that we are just spending more on defense, we have to reform our defense,” said Luke Pollard, the minister for defense procurement.
-
UK, Norway join Patria APC program, with plans for British production
Vendor Patria says it’s received orders for nearly 1,000 6×6 vehicles, and delivered more than 250 through the CAVS program.
-
BAE, Lockheed Martin plan large jammer drone as door opener in combat
The plan is to “punch a hole through these very complex and denied electronic warfare environments,” one BAE executive said.
-
Armed with new drones, Rheinmetall eyes loitering munitions market
Company CEO Armin Papperger told reporters that unmanned aerial vehicles is one of the portfolios the company aims to push in the coming years.
-
Poland says it shot down Russian drones that violated its airspace
Poland’s armed forces were on a heightened state of alert overnight Tuesday and early Wednesday because of nearby Russian strikes against Ukraine.
-
Attacking these targets could cripple Russia’s war machine: Experts
Striking eight targets across Russia could enable Ukraine to break the current stalemate and affect the course of the war, some U.S. experts argue.
