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Sending robotic vehicles into the breach saves lives by removing humans from one of the most dangerous places on the battlefield.
Of all that happened during the Ukraine conflict in the last 12 months, the deployment of North Korean troops to the Russian border territory of Kursk stands out from the pack.
By Tim Martin
The agreement marks the latest air defense export by Israel to Europe, despite its ongoing war in Gaza.
By Seth J. Frantzman
The contract with Rome follows hard on the heels of a deal with Spain for 25 Eurofighter Typhoon fourth-generation fighter jets under the country’s Halcon II program.
By Theresa Hitchens The Eurofighter consortium said in a statement that deliveries to the Spanish Air and Space Force will take place between 2030 and 2035.
By Tim Martin
The German parliament approved the increased 212CD buy alongside a raft of other new defense spending commitments amounting to €21 billion.
By Tim Martin
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Under terms of the buyout, Navantia UK will acquire all four of Harland & Wolff’s yards.
By Tim Martin
Russia’s failure to intervene as Bashar al-Assad’s regime fell may signal less about the Kremlin’s weakness than its cold strategic calculus.
By Joshua Huminski
Lt. Gen. Robert Magowan did not elaborate further on the replacement effort but did note that the Watchkeeper retirement will allow the MoD to still save “quite a lot of money” that would otherwise go toward support costs for the aircraft.
By Tim Martin
The contract was signed Tuesday in Lisbon, and work on the ships is expected to begin in 2025.
By Agnes Helou
While costs and delivery dates were not made public in the statement, the Lithunian minister told the Baltic News Service that the goal is to have the tanks by 2030.
By Aaron Mehta
Embraer has been marketing a NATO-specific version of the A-29, a light- attack prop plane, for several years, but Portugal marks the first customer to sign on.
By Tim Martin
The SkyGuardian purchase comes months after Kosiniak-Kamysz announced the creation of a so-called “Drone Force,” following the model that Ukraine created earlier this year.
By Bartosz Głowacki
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