Estonian Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur said at the Halifax International Security Forum in Canada that Tallinn plans to acquire further M142 HIMARS rocket launchers.
The mission of B Battery, 1st Battalion, 14th Field Artillery Regiment, 75th Field Artillery Brigade, concluded in Estonia on 5 September 2025.
Anduril has taken part in Digital Shield 1.0 in Tallinn, Estonia, demonstrating technology designed to support the emerging Eastern Flank Deterrence Line amid heightened Russian activity.
The Estonian Defence Forces launched an operation on 14 November to improve conditions for a fast reaction to potential air threats, with the effort led by the Estonian Air Force.
The EUROGUARD project, led by Estonia and funded by the European Defence Fund, is progressing with the development of a 45-metre semi-autonomous vessel designed for adaptable maritime defence operations.
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Estonia has signed a defence cooperation agreement with South Korea to purchase K239 Chunmoo rocket launchers, supplementing its existing US HIMARS systems.
The Estonian Centre for Defence Investments (ECDI) has signed framework agreement with AS Maru Metall and MDSC Systems OÜ to supply mobile modular hospitals and units to the Estonian and Lithuanian Defence Forces.
The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has completed a key upgrade to Estonia’s Air Command and Control (AirC2) system.
On 29 September 2025, after a two-month mission, the Task Group Lightning operating with Italian F-35 Lightning II aircraft officially handed over to Italian Eurofighter jets.
Four companies have been chosen to establish production facilities in the new defence industry park being developed in Ermistu, Pärnumaa.
On 29 September, the US Congress received a request to confirm approval for the sale of M142 HIMARS rocket launcher systems to Estonia.
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Two Estonian defence companies, Wayren and Telearmy, have been chosen among 15 firms advancing to Phase 2 of NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) programme, which links 75 innovation centres worldwide.
