Norwegian defence company Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has signed agreements with two leading Ukrainian industrial partners to co-develop air defence missiles and unmanned surface vessels.
GhostEye is a mobile, medium-range radar designed to enhance air and missile defence capabilities, offering 360-degree surveillance and fire control.
According to Belgian newspaper De Morgen, the plan includes the procurement of 10 NASAMS (Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System) batteries.
More than a dozen NATO allies are currently participating in Formidable Shield 2025, the largest live-fire air missile exercise at sea in Europe this year.
Ukrainian air defence forces using NASAMS systems intercepted 11 Russian cruise missiles in less than two minutes during a recent mass aerial attack.
The Lithuanian Government has approved an allocation of €187.7 million from borrowed funds for the accelerated procurement of critical military equipment.
Colonel Per Steinar Trøite, head of Norway’s support for the international air defence coalition for Ukraine, has provided new details on the combat performance of the NASAMS air defence system.
Norway has announced an extension of its air defence mission in Poland, with Norwegian NASAMS air defence forces remaining in Rzeszów until the summer.
Minister Umerov highlighted the growing partnership with Kongsberg, which, alongside American company Raytheon, supplies NASAMS air defence systems to […]
Norway has taken a significant leap in strengthening its air defence capabilities by signing a contract with Kongsberg for the delivery of two additional NASAMS air defence batteries.
The Norwegian air defence system, NASAMS, is now on standby at Rzeszów-Jasionka Airport in Poland. This marks the beginning of Norway’s contribution to NATO’s Integrated Air and Missile Defence operations.
Beginning in December 2024, Norwegian forces will protect the airspace over Rzeszów airport, a key transit point for civilian and military supplies destined for Ukraine.
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