Serbia orders PULS rocket artillery systems, Hermes 900 drones from Elbit
Serbia has confirmed a significant arms deal with Israeli defence company Elbit Systems, securing state-of-the-art rocket artillery and unmanned aerial systems.
Serbia has confirmed a significant arms deal with Israeli defence company Elbit Systems, securing state-of-the-art rocket artillery and unmanned aerial systems.
The U.S. Army showcased the upgraded M270A2 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) during the Dynamic Front 25 exercise at the Ravajarvi Training Area near Rovaniemi, Finland.
Uralvagonzavod, a key Russian defence contractor, announced the completion of its 2024 tank delivery schedule with the final shipment of vehicles at the end of the year.
The Italian Army has taken a significant step in its modernisation programme with the arrival of the Lynx KF41 armoured infantry fighting vehicle at the Army Multipurpose Testing Centre.
The Iveco – Oto Melara Consortium (CIO) has signed a contract with the Direzione Armamenti Terrestri (DAT) of the Italian Ministry of Defence to deliver 76 VBM PLUS armoured vehicles.
Germany’s defence giant Rheinmetall has solidified its partnership with Lithuania through a joint venture to establish a cutting-edge 155mm artillery ammunition production plant in Baisogala.
A new, purpose-built training facility for the British Army’s Ajax programme has officially opened at the Combat Manoeuvre Centre in Bovington.
Swedish defence company Saab has completed the delivery of Carl-Gustaf M4 weapon systems to the Hungarian Defence Forces, following a contract agreement.
The Lithuanian Armed Forces have received the first major shipment of advanced night combat technologies as part of a EUR 17 million procurement.
Polish defence company Huta Stalowa Wola (HSW), a subsidiary of state-owned defence holding PGZ Group, is set to produce additional Krab 155mm self-propelled howitzers.
The Boxer Programme's origins trace back to the 1990s, with Germany, France, and the UK shaping the platform's early phases.
Representatives from four defence companies—SIMA Innovation, KNDS France, KNDS Germany, and Defenture B.V.—joined military officials from four nations for the demonstration.
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