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Rheinmetall, Bumar-Labedy Sign $144M Polish Tank Modernization Deal
Rheinmetall will build a prototype upgraded tank, dubbed the Leopard 2PL, and modernize a trial batch of about a dozen units.
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Ukraine Switches to German Engines, Discards Russian Military Gear Amid Crimea Row
Ukroboronprom is aiming to cut spending on new engines and ensure that the equipment used by Ukraine’s military complies with NATO standards.
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Poland, Czech Republic To Jointly Make APCs
Poland’s government is planning to cooperate with the Czech Republic to jointly acquire armored personnel carriers for the Polish Armed Forces.
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Belarus To Acquire Su-30SM Fighters, Increase Strike Range
Belarus has signed a preliminary deal with Russian state-owned aircraft maker Irkut to purchase new Sukhoi Su-30SM fighter jets for the country’s Air Force.
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Ukraine Launches First Military UAV To Combat Insurgents
The first batch of three drones was supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrobonoprom said in a statement.
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Czech, Lithuanian Militaries Enhance Transport Capacities With New Acquisitions
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have awarded a contract to Germany’s Daimler AG to acquire 340 Unimog trucks as part of its efforts to establish another infantry bridage in the country’s land forces.
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Croatia’s Parliament Names New Government, Defense Minister
WARSAW — The Croatian parliament has appointed the country’s new government in a bid to end an impasse caused by the inconclusive election held last November.
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Bulgaria To Acquire New Fighter Jets by 2019
The Bulgarian Air Force is aiming to replace its aging fleet of Soviet-designed fighter jets.
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Hungary Eyes Russian Helicopters Despite Sanctions
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has invited Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to a meeting in Moscow next month in a bid to counterbalance the sanctions placed on the Russian economy by the European Union.
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Czechs Eye New Spec Ops Unit; Ukraine To Establish Training Center
Numerous East European allies have intensified their efforts to develop special operations units following Russia’s intervention in Ukraine
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Rheinmetall, Bumar-Labedy Sign $144M Polish Tank Modernization Deal
Rheinmetall will build a prototype upgraded tank, dubbed the Leopard 2PL, and modernize a trial batch of about a dozen units.
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Ukraine Switches to German Engines, Discards Russian Military Gear Amid Crimea Row
Ukroboronprom is aiming to cut spending on new engines and ensure that the equipment used by Ukraine’s military complies with NATO standards.
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Poland, Czech Republic To Jointly Make APCs
Poland’s government is planning to cooperate with the Czech Republic to jointly acquire armored personnel carriers for the Polish Armed Forces.
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Belarus To Acquire Su-30SM Fighters, Increase Strike Range
Belarus has signed a preliminary deal with Russian state-owned aircraft maker Irkut to purchase new Sukhoi Su-30SM fighter jets for the country’s Air Force.
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Ukraine Launches First Military UAV To Combat Insurgents
The first batch of three drones was supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrobonoprom said in a statement.
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Czech, Lithuanian Militaries Enhance Transport Capacities With New Acquisitions
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have awarded a contract to Germany’s Daimler AG to acquire 340 Unimog trucks as part of its efforts to establish another infantry bridage in the country’s land forces.
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Croatia’s Parliament Names New Government, Defense Minister
WARSAW — The Croatian parliament has appointed the country’s new government in a bid to end an impasse caused by the inconclusive election held last November.
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Bulgaria To Acquire New Fighter Jets by 2019
The Bulgarian Air Force is aiming to replace its aging fleet of Soviet-designed fighter jets.
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Hungary Eyes Russian Helicopters Despite Sanctions
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has invited Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to a meeting in Moscow next month in a bid to counterbalance the sanctions placed on the Russian economy by the European Union.
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Czechs Eye New Spec Ops Unit; Ukraine To Establish Training Center
Numerous East European allies have intensified their efforts to develop special operations units following Russia’s intervention in Ukraine
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Rheinmetall, Bumar-Labedy Sign $144M Polish Tank Modernization Deal
Rheinmetall will build a prototype upgraded tank, dubbed the Leopard 2PL, and modernize a trial batch of about a dozen units.
-
Ukraine Switches to German Engines, Discards Russian Military Gear Amid Crimea Row
Ukroboronprom is aiming to cut spending on new engines and ensure that the equipment used by Ukraine’s military complies with NATO standards.
-
Poland, Czech Republic To Jointly Make APCs
Poland’s government is planning to cooperate with the Czech Republic to jointly acquire armored personnel carriers for the Polish Armed Forces.
-
Belarus To Acquire Su-30SM Fighters, Increase Strike Range
Belarus has signed a preliminary deal with Russian state-owned aircraft maker Irkut to purchase new Sukhoi Su-30SM fighter jets for the country’s Air Force.
-
Ukraine Launches First Military UAV To Combat Insurgents
The first batch of three drones was supplied to the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Ukrobonoprom said in a statement.
-
Czech, Lithuanian Militaries Enhance Transport Capacities With New Acquisitions
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have awarded a contract to Germany’s Daimler AG to acquire 340 Unimog trucks as part of its efforts to establish another infantry bridage in the country’s land forces.
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Croatia’s Parliament Names New Government, Defense Minister
WARSAW — The Croatian parliament has appointed the country’s new government in a bid to end an impasse caused by the inconclusive election held last November.
-
Bulgaria To Acquire New Fighter Jets by 2019
The Bulgarian Air Force is aiming to replace its aging fleet of Soviet-designed fighter jets.
-
Hungary Eyes Russian Helicopters Despite Sanctions
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has invited Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to a meeting in Moscow next month in a bid to counterbalance the sanctions placed on the Russian economy by the European Union.
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Czechs Eye New Spec Ops Unit; Ukraine To Establish Training Center
Numerous East European allies have intensified their efforts to develop special operations units following Russia’s intervention in Ukraine
