Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has announced that its Arrow-2 and Arrow-3 missile defence systems successfully intercepted several long-range ballistic missiles launched from Iran.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence is significantly boosting its air surveillance capabilities by acquiring seven more Ground Master 200 Multi-Mission Compact radars (GM200 MM/C) from Thales.
Hanwha Aerospace, the South Korean defence manufacturing giant, is cementing its cooperation with the Polish defence industry through a comprehensive programme involving the K9 howitzer.
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European NATO member states are not able to quickly provide Europe with nuclear deterrence as credible as that extended by the United States.
In a decisive move to bolster Ukraine's defences against ongoing Russian military actions, the German government has announced the provision of an additional PATRIOT air defence system.
The French Navy has officially inducted the Duguay-Trouin, its second nuclear-powered attack submarine of the Suffren-class, into active service.
On April 12, the Hungarian Air Force took delivery of its first Embraer C-390 Millennium transport aircraft at the Kecskemét Air Base.
The decision by Italy's defence ministry to halt plans to purchase Blue Whale undersea drones derived from an Israeli firm's platform reflects a complex interplay of factors.
The UK DragonFire laser programme is accelerating following a decision from the UK Ministry of Defence to install the weapon system on Royal Navy ships.
Austria's Ministry of Defence signed the contract with Defenture for the delivery of a batch of GRF (Ground force) vehicles.
The building of the first multi-purpose corvette included in the Squadron 2020 project has advanced to the keel laying phase.
The NLAW's operational capabilities were put to the ultimate test on the battlefields of Ukraine.
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