The Netherlands will keep its MQ-9 Reaper aircraft operating from Romania until 31 December 2027, extending a surveillance mission supporting the defence of NATO’s eastern flank.
NATO’s multinational tanker fleet has received its 10th aircraft, expanding the shared refuelling and transport capacity available to nine European nations.
More Permanent Structured Cooperation projects are moving towards procurement and operational delivery, according to the 2026 PESCO Projects Progress report.
The European Commission has hosted the first meeting of the EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance, an industry-led initiative designed to strengthen drone and counter-drone production across Europe and Ukraine
Defender has unveiled three variants of its new Wolf Series II light mobility vehicle, developed to compete for the UK Ministry of Defence’s Light Mobility Vehicle tender and for sale to NATO defence organisations
Patria has signed an agreement to supply its MUSCL passive radar system to an undisclosed European NATO country.
The Royal Air Force has deployed an Atlas C1 A400M to Poland to test operations from temporary and unprepared runways.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Germany was leading a fundamental shift in the Alliance, with Europe and Canada taking greater responsibility for their own security.
A Ukrainian artificial intelligence targeting module will move to further testing after taking third place in NATO’s Persistent Airfield Denial competition.
The Danish inspection ship Thetis is taking part in Canada-led maritime drills with forces from Canada, France and the United States.
Spanish and Turkish fighter units have begun familiarization training with Estonian ground crews and maintainers as part of NATO’s air defense mission in the Baltic region
U.S. and NATO forces completed nine days of multidomain operations in Iceland on Sept. 3, testing their ability to deploy and operate in the High North.
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