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Ukraine could lift arms-exports ban this year as would-be buyers line up
Gulf countries threatened by Iran could be some of the first nations to buy Ukrainian air-defense technology at scale.
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German defense minister laments long-range strike ‘gap’ caused by planned US drawdown
Both of Berlin’s planning scenarios for getting Typhon launchers – through a U.S. Army formation, or a purchase for the Bundeswehr – are not panning out.
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Dutch startup Intelic sets up drone marketplace for European militaries
BASE will allow defense ministries to explore systems that are ready to be used in a coalition framework, with interoperability guaranteed, says the firm.
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US withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany, US officials say
The move comes as a rift over the Iran war widens between President Donald Trump and Europe.
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Some US troops cite benefits of Germany presence as Trump threatens pullback
Germany is the U.S. military’s largest footprint in Europe, with some 35,000 active-duty military personnel, and serves as a key training hub.
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Trump says ‘probably’ when asked if he might pull US troops out of Italy, Spain
The comment came one day after Trump announced that Washington was looking at reducing the number of U.S. military personnel in Germany.
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Romania enters US counter-drone marketplace
Romania will now be able to acquire counter-unmanned aerial system technology through the U.S.’s counter-drone marketplace, the Army said on Wednesday.
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Ukraine’s army chief shakes up troop rotations after outcry
In some cases, the troops had resorted to drinking rain water, relatives of soldiers deployed in one frontline unit said.
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Romania picks Rheinmetall’s Lynx combat vehicle in $4 billion acquisition
Romanian defense leaders want the purchase of the Rheinmetall-made vehicles to be underwritten by European Union-backed loans.
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Investigation: Russian shadow airlines use Algeria as base for secretive missions
Algeria has become a key customer for Russian arms at a time when Moscow has seen a slump in its military-export business after the invasion of Ukraine.
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Ukraine could lift arms-exports ban this year as would-be buyers line up
Gulf countries threatened by Iran could be some of the first nations to buy Ukrainian air-defense technology at scale.
-
German defense minister laments long-range strike ‘gap’ caused by planned US drawdown
Both of Berlin’s planning scenarios for getting Typhon launchers – through a U.S. Army formation, or a purchase for the Bundeswehr – are not panning out.
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Dutch startup Intelic sets up drone marketplace for European militaries
BASE will allow defense ministries to explore systems that are ready to be used in a coalition framework, with interoperability guaranteed, says the firm.
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US withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany, US officials say
The move comes as a rift over the Iran war widens between President Donald Trump and Europe.
-
Some US troops cite benefits of Germany presence as Trump threatens pullback
Germany is the U.S. military’s largest footprint in Europe, with some 35,000 active-duty military personnel, and serves as a key training hub.
-
Trump says ‘probably’ when asked if he might pull US troops out of Italy, Spain
The comment came one day after Trump announced that Washington was looking at reducing the number of U.S. military personnel in Germany.
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Romania enters US counter-drone marketplace
Romania will now be able to acquire counter-unmanned aerial system technology through the U.S.’s counter-drone marketplace, the Army said on Wednesday.
-
Ukraine’s army chief shakes up troop rotations after outcry
In some cases, the troops had resorted to drinking rain water, relatives of soldiers deployed in one frontline unit said.
-
Romania picks Rheinmetall’s Lynx combat vehicle in $4 billion acquisition
Romanian defense leaders want the purchase of the Rheinmetall-made vehicles to be underwritten by European Union-backed loans.
-
Investigation: Russian shadow airlines use Algeria as base for secretive missions
Algeria has become a key customer for Russian arms at a time when Moscow has seen a slump in its military-export business after the invasion of Ukraine.
-
Ukraine could lift arms-exports ban this year as would-be buyers line up
Gulf countries threatened by Iran could be some of the first nations to buy Ukrainian air-defense technology at scale.
-
German defense minister laments long-range strike ‘gap’ caused by planned US drawdown
Both of Berlin’s planning scenarios for getting Typhon launchers – through a U.S. Army formation, or a purchase for the Bundeswehr – are not panning out.
-
Dutch startup Intelic sets up drone marketplace for European militaries
BASE will allow defense ministries to explore systems that are ready to be used in a coalition framework, with interoperability guaranteed, says the firm.
-
US withdrawing 5,000 troops from Germany, US officials say
The move comes as a rift over the Iran war widens between President Donald Trump and Europe.
-
Some US troops cite benefits of Germany presence as Trump threatens pullback
Germany is the U.S. military’s largest footprint in Europe, with some 35,000 active-duty military personnel, and serves as a key training hub.
-
Trump says ‘probably’ when asked if he might pull US troops out of Italy, Spain
The comment came one day after Trump announced that Washington was looking at reducing the number of U.S. military personnel in Germany.
-
Romania enters US counter-drone marketplace
Romania will now be able to acquire counter-unmanned aerial system technology through the U.S.’s counter-drone marketplace, the Army said on Wednesday.
-
Ukraine’s army chief shakes up troop rotations after outcry
In some cases, the troops had resorted to drinking rain water, relatives of soldiers deployed in one frontline unit said.
-
Romania picks Rheinmetall’s Lynx combat vehicle in $4 billion acquisition
Romanian defense leaders want the purchase of the Rheinmetall-made vehicles to be underwritten by European Union-backed loans.
-
Investigation: Russian shadow airlines use Algeria as base for secretive missions
Algeria has become a key customer for Russian arms at a time when Moscow has seen a slump in its military-export business after the invasion of Ukraine.
