South Korea set to sign $6 billion K2 battle tank deal with Poland this month
South Korea is preparing to finalise a landmark arms export agreement with Poland worth approximately $6 billion for the delivery of 180 K2 main battle tanks.
South Korea is preparing to finalise a landmark arms export agreement with Poland worth approximately $6 billion for the delivery of 180 K2 main battle tanks.
Milrem Robotics will present its THeMIS Combat unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) integrated with Valhalla’s LOKI Remote Controlled Weapon Station (RCWS) at Indo Defence 2025 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
The U.S. Army’s 1st Armored Division has secured top honours in three of the world’s most challenging armoured warfare competitions in early 2025.
On 5 June, U.S. Marines and Lithuanian Land Force troops from the Salvo Artillery Battery conducted live-fire drills using HIMARS rocket artillery systems, targeting areas in the Baltic Sea.
Norwegian technology provider Cyviz has successfully developed and deployed a fully mobile, ballistic-proof command centre within just 24 hours.
Norway has announced plans to purchase approximately 80 new CV90 combat vehicles for its Armed Forces as part of a joint procurement with five allied countries.
At CANSEC 2025, Canadian military vehicle manufacturer Roshel signed an exclusive agreement with ST Engineering to produce the ExtremV platform in Canada.
Australia has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the United States to jointly develop, produce, and sustain the next-generation Precision Strike Missile (PrSM).
BAE Systems Australia's VANTAGE Automated Turret System (ATS), developed for the ATLAS Combat Capability Vehicle (CCV), has successfully completed live fire testing in Slovenia.
General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS), a business unit of General Dynamics, has announced the successful completion of the Critical Design Review for the XM30 Infantry Combat Vehicle.
On 5 June 2025, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Lithuania, Estonia and the Netherlands signed a statement of intent to explore a potential joint procurement of CV90 armoured infantry fighting vehicles.
On June 3, the Latvian Ministry of Defence signed a contract worth €81 million with the German company EuroSpike for the procurement of Spike anti-tank missile systems.
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