Dutch Ministry of Defence acquires mobile radars for drone detection in Ukraine
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has announced the purchase of 51 mobile radar systems designed to detect drones. The contract was signed with Robin Radar Systems.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has announced the purchase of 51 mobile radar systems designed to detect drones. The contract was signed with Robin Radar Systems.
The software empowering Clavister CyberArmour – Clavister’s family of firewall products targeting the defence sector – has been listed as a product verified for use by NATO.
Rheinmetall's Keiler Next Generation (NG), the highly protected armoured breaching system, demonstrated its capabilities in a live demonstration.
Lockheed Martin has announced a significant milestone in its F-35 programme, with the global fleet now surpassing 1,000 aircraft.
Finnish defence company Patria is set to participate in Denmark's largest defence industry exhibition, DALO Industry Days.
The German Air Force has applied for official recognition of the record in the Guinness World Records.
Helsing will expand its operations within Estonia and the Baltic region and make significant investments in the sum of EUR 70 million.
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