Saab secures EUR 150 million order for TAURUS KEPD 350 missile upgrades
Swedish defence company Saab has received an order for the maintenance and modernisation of the TAURUS KEPD 350 cruise missile.
Swedish defence company Saab has received an order for the maintenance and modernisation of the TAURUS KEPD 350 cruise missile.
The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) has released a report titled Tactical Developments During the Third Year of the Russo-Ukrainian War, which analyses military tactics used by both sides in the ongoing conflict.
Germany is evaluating the potential procurement of Tomahawk cruise missiles from the United States as a temporary measure to strengthen its long-range strike capabilities.
The TAURUS KEPD-350, a modular standoff weapon in service with the Bundeswehr since 2005, remains one of the most advanced missiles in the German Air Force.
The United States Department of Defense has announced a new contract with RTX Corporation for the production and delivery of RGM-109 Tomahawk Block V cruise missiles.
The Royal Australian Navy has successfully conducted its first launch of a RTX RGM-109 Tomahawk missile from the destroyer HMAS Brisbane (DDG 41).
The Netherlands has announced its intention to participate in the European Long-Range Strike Approach (ELSA) initiative, a multinational project to develop long-range cruise missiles.
The UK government has supplied Ukraine with a new batch of long-range Storm Shadow cruise missiles, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Once operational, SPEAR will enhance the Royal Navy and RAF’s strike capabilities, further solidifying the Eurofighter Typhoon as a cornerstone of UK defence.
France and Britain have approved Ukraine’s use of SCALP and Storm Shadow missiles for strikes deep within Russian territory, according to Le Figaro.
SPEAR is a turbojet-powered cruise missile capable of engaging various targets, including air defences, ships, armoured vehicles, and structures.
At Euronaval 2024, European missile manufacturer MBDA unveiled significant advancements in the Future Cruise/Anti-ship Weapon (FC/ASW) programme.
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