Source: Saab press release
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Saab has received new orders from FMV regarding submarine upgrades. The orders include a life-time extension of HMS Södermanland, as well as new batteries and battery development. The total order value is SEK 470 million.
L3Harris Technologies has completed a preliminary design review for 18 missile-tracking satellites ordered by the Space Development Agency.
The Netherlands plans to work with Australian company EOS to turn high-energy laser technology into an operational counter-drone weapon.
Germany has received its first F-35A fighter, opening a procurement program that will replace its aging Tornado fleet and strengthen its contribution to NATO deterrence.
UK government defence spending with domestic industry rose 3.2% in real terms to a record £34.1 billion in 2025/26.
Leidos has secured a U.S. Army award valued at up to $127 million to continue providing the Airborne Reconnaissance and Targeting Exploitation Multi-Mission Intelligence System, or ARTEMIS
A Fincantieri-Leonardo joint venture has signed a contract worth approximately €3.7 billion for two new Italian Navy destroyers, setting in motion one of Italy’s largest naval defence programmes in recent years.
HMS Astute is preparing for a Mid Life Re-Validation Period after completing its first 15-year commission with the Royal Navy.
The expansion is aimed at meeting higher demand for U.S. and allied missile systems while adding capacity to a strained defence supply chain.
Deutz and US tactical mobility specialist Hypercraft have agreed to deepen their cooperation on unmanned ground vehicles and mobile drive systems through a new strategic partnership
Baykar’s Bayraktar TB3 unmanned combat aerial vehicle demonstrated an anti submarine warfare capability during the Seawolf I 2026 exercise while operating from TCG Anadolu
NATO has launched its first Executive Resilience Course, bringing together senior civilian and military leaders from across the Alliance to strengthen preparedness for complex challenges
Switzerland has reduced its planned F-35 purchase from 36 to 30 aircraft after the United States demanded higher prices.
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