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Slovak Defense Ministry Eyes Gripen Lease Deal After Election
Slovakia’s Defense Ministry is planning to sign a deal to lease Saab JAS-39 Gripen fighter jets from the aircraft manufacturer.
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Poland To Cut Caracal Order, Reconsider Black Hawk, AW149
Poland’s Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz has announced plans to decrease the amount of the Caracal EC725 helicopters the country is to acquire from Airbus Helicopters.
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Lithuania To Acquire Javelin Missiles, Hikes Defense Spending
The Lithuanian Defense Ministry requested the sale of 220 Javelin missiles and related gear from the US joint venture of Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to boost the country’s capacity to combat enemy tanks and armored vehicles. The acquisition program is part of Lithuania’s increased efforts to enhance its strike capability because of Russia’s military intervention…
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Polish Defense Minister Says Raid On NATO Center Agreed With Slovakia
Poland’s Defense Ministry officials raided NATO’s Counter-Intelligence Center of Excellence in Warsaw on Friday at about 1:30 a.m. GMT in the assistance of military police to replace its head, Colonel Krzysztof Dusza.
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Czech Prosecutors Charge Former Defence Minister in Aircraft Deal
Czech Public Prosecutor’s Office filed a motion to prosecute the country’s former Defense Minister and another former defense official, claiming the purchase of four transport aircraft caused losses of about 819 million krona (US $33.3 million) for the state budget, according to reports.
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Polish Government Appoints New CEO To Polish Defense Group
Arkadiusz Siwko was appointed to be the new chief executive of Poland’s leading state-run defense manufacturer.
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Czech Military Eyes New Helos, Transport Aircraft
The Czech Ministry of Defense has invited producers from other NATO member states to supply offers for the delivery of 12 multipurpose helicopters for the Czech military.
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New Polish Leadership Could Shift Military Policy
Recent elections have installed politicians of an anti-Kremlin party as Poland’s president and prime minister
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Poland’s New Government To Accelerate $2.5B Air Defense System Tender
Poland’s new government plans to accelerate the tender to acquire nine batteries of missiles, which are to provide for Poland’s short-range air defense system.
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Romanian Parliament Approves New Government, Defense Minister
WARSAW — Romania’s parliament has approved the country’s new government formed by Dacian Ciolos, the former European Union agriculture commissioner.
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Slovak Defense Ministry Eyes Gripen Lease Deal After Election
Slovakia’s Defense Ministry is planning to sign a deal to lease Saab JAS-39 Gripen fighter jets from the aircraft manufacturer.
-
Poland To Cut Caracal Order, Reconsider Black Hawk, AW149
Poland’s Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz has announced plans to decrease the amount of the Caracal EC725 helicopters the country is to acquire from Airbus Helicopters.
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Lithuania To Acquire Javelin Missiles, Hikes Defense Spending
The Lithuanian Defense Ministry requested the sale of 220 Javelin missiles and related gear from the US joint venture of Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to boost the country’s capacity to combat enemy tanks and armored vehicles. The acquisition program is part of Lithuania’s increased efforts to enhance its strike capability because of Russia’s military intervention…
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Polish Defense Minister Says Raid On NATO Center Agreed With Slovakia
Poland’s Defense Ministry officials raided NATO’s Counter-Intelligence Center of Excellence in Warsaw on Friday at about 1:30 a.m. GMT in the assistance of military police to replace its head, Colonel Krzysztof Dusza.
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Czech Prosecutors Charge Former Defence Minister in Aircraft Deal
Czech Public Prosecutor’s Office filed a motion to prosecute the country’s former Defense Minister and another former defense official, claiming the purchase of four transport aircraft caused losses of about 819 million krona (US $33.3 million) for the state budget, according to reports.
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Polish Government Appoints New CEO To Polish Defense Group
Arkadiusz Siwko was appointed to be the new chief executive of Poland’s leading state-run defense manufacturer.
-
Czech Military Eyes New Helos, Transport Aircraft
The Czech Ministry of Defense has invited producers from other NATO member states to supply offers for the delivery of 12 multipurpose helicopters for the Czech military.
-
New Polish Leadership Could Shift Military Policy
Recent elections have installed politicians of an anti-Kremlin party as Poland’s president and prime minister
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Poland’s New Government To Accelerate $2.5B Air Defense System Tender
Poland’s new government plans to accelerate the tender to acquire nine batteries of missiles, which are to provide for Poland’s short-range air defense system.
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Romanian Parliament Approves New Government, Defense Minister
WARSAW — Romania’s parliament has approved the country’s new government formed by Dacian Ciolos, the former European Union agriculture commissioner.
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Slovak Defense Ministry Eyes Gripen Lease Deal After Election
Slovakia’s Defense Ministry is planning to sign a deal to lease Saab JAS-39 Gripen fighter jets from the aircraft manufacturer.
-
Poland To Cut Caracal Order, Reconsider Black Hawk, AW149
Poland’s Defense Minister Antoni Macierewicz has announced plans to decrease the amount of the Caracal EC725 helicopters the country is to acquire from Airbus Helicopters.
-
Lithuania To Acquire Javelin Missiles, Hikes Defense Spending
The Lithuanian Defense Ministry requested the sale of 220 Javelin missiles and related gear from the US joint venture of Raytheon and Lockheed Martin to boost the country’s capacity to combat enemy tanks and armored vehicles. The acquisition program is part of Lithuania’s increased efforts to enhance its strike capability because of Russia’s military intervention…
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Polish Defense Minister Says Raid On NATO Center Agreed With Slovakia
Poland’s Defense Ministry officials raided NATO’s Counter-Intelligence Center of Excellence in Warsaw on Friday at about 1:30 a.m. GMT in the assistance of military police to replace its head, Colonel Krzysztof Dusza.
-
Czech Prosecutors Charge Former Defence Minister in Aircraft Deal
Czech Public Prosecutor’s Office filed a motion to prosecute the country’s former Defense Minister and another former defense official, claiming the purchase of four transport aircraft caused losses of about 819 million krona (US $33.3 million) for the state budget, according to reports.
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Polish Government Appoints New CEO To Polish Defense Group
Arkadiusz Siwko was appointed to be the new chief executive of Poland’s leading state-run defense manufacturer.
-
Czech Military Eyes New Helos, Transport Aircraft
The Czech Ministry of Defense has invited producers from other NATO member states to supply offers for the delivery of 12 multipurpose helicopters for the Czech military.
-
New Polish Leadership Could Shift Military Policy
Recent elections have installed politicians of an anti-Kremlin party as Poland’s president and prime minister
-
Poland’s New Government To Accelerate $2.5B Air Defense System Tender
Poland’s new government plans to accelerate the tender to acquire nine batteries of missiles, which are to provide for Poland’s short-range air defense system.
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Romanian Parliament Approves New Government, Defense Minister
WARSAW — Romania’s parliament has approved the country’s new government formed by Dacian Ciolos, the former European Union agriculture commissioner.



