Russia producing 250,000 artillery shells per month, NATO intelligence says
NATO intelligence estimates that the Russian defence industry is currently producing 250,000 artillery rounds per month.
NATO intelligence estimates that the Russian defence industry is currently producing 250,000 artillery rounds per month.
The Spanish government has commissioned Rheinmetall, the world’s largest manufacturer of artillery ammunition, to supply a total of 94,200 155mm rounds.
The United States Army announced the cancellation of the Extended Range Cannon Artillery (ERCA) programme, a significant initiative that began in 2018.
Four entities have entered into the second phase of the tender for the supply of new self-propelled 155mm artillery systems for the Brazilian Army.
The Ministry of National Defence and the Lithuanian Armed Forces continue the unceasing military assistance to Ukraine with the delivery of yet another package of artillery ammunition.
Finnish defence company Millog, a subsidiary of Patria, has signed a contract for the modification works on 48 K9 self-propelled howitzers.
In a recent disclosure to the media, representatives from Ukrainian intelligence and armed forces have shed light on the estimated scale of artillery ammunition production by the Russian defence industry.
The sensor solution provider HENSOLDT has sold its all-round vision system SETAS (See Through Armour System) to KNDS in Germany.
The new agreement with BAE Systems Bofors concerns future deliveries of MilDef’s ruggedized hardware for the Archer artillery system.
The DITA self-propelled howitzer is a modern artillery system that can hit targets dozens of kilometres away.
The UK will spend GBP 245 million throughout the next year to procure and invigorate supply chains to produce urgently needed artillery ammunition for Ukraine.
German defence company Rheinmetall plans to open an ammunition factory in Ukraine as part of a joint venture with a Ukrainian partner,