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NATO chief urges industry to scale up drone and counter-drone production as Alliance faces rising threats

NATO chief urges industry to scale up drone and counter-drone production as Alliance faces rising threats

On January 28, Mark Rutte joined an Industry Day during NATO’s Counter-Uncrewed Autonomous Systems Week at NATO Headquarters in Brussels.

United States greenlights $1.7 billion sale of AEGIS combat system upgrades for Spain’s F-100 frigates

United States greenlights $1.7 billion sale of AEGIS combat system upgrades for Spain’s F-100 frigates

The U.S. State Department has approved a possible Foreign Military Sale to Spain covering the F-100 Frigate Mid-Life Upgrade and related equipment, with an estimated value of $1.7 billion.

Norway awards Hanwha Aerospace contract for Chunmoo MLRS long-range precision fires for new army battalion

Norway awards Hanwha Aerospace contract for Chunmoo MLRS long-range precision fires for new army battalion

The Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency has signed a contract with Hanwha Aerospace to procure land-based long-range precision fires for the Norwegian Armed Forces.

Missile Defense Agency selects Saab’s U.S. subsidiary for SHIELD program under IDIQ contract

Missile Defense Agency selects Saab’s U.S. subsidiary for SHIELD program under IDIQ contract

Saab, Inc. has been selected by the U.S. Missile Defense Agency for the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract.

Kongsberg secures €1.3 billion Polish Counter-UAS contract based on PROTECTOR weapon systems

Kongsberg secures €1.3 billion Polish Counter-UAS contract based on PROTECTOR weapon systems

As part of the deliveries, Kongsberg is preparing to invest in increasing its manufacturing capacity and capabilities in Poland, strengthening the company’s ability to deliver higher volumes of defence systems and technologies.

Industry leaders urge European defense focus at EDA conference amid procurement, governance, and security debates

Industry leaders urge European defense focus at EDA conference amid procurement, governance, and security debates

European Defence Agency’s annual conference heard calls for a stronger “European preference” in defense procurement, with industry leaders arguing it should not be viewed as protectionism.

Eurofighter Typhoon fleet surpasses one million flying hours, marking milestone for European defence

Eurofighter Typhoon fleet surpasses one million flying hours, marking milestone for European defence

The Eurofighter programme has passed one million flying hours, reaching the milestone at a time of heightened importance for European security.