Romania and the United States are advancing plans to jointly manufacture NATO-standard ammunition, following the signing of Letters of Request (LOR) by Romanian Minister of Economy Bogdan Ivan.
Romania intends to cooperate with U.S. on tank and artillery ammunition production Read More »
Two F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft purchased from Norway landed on Thursday, 22 May, at the 71st “General Emanoil Ionescu” Air Base in Câmpia Turzii.
Norway delivers two more F-16 fighter jets to Romania Read More »
Curtiss-Wright has been selected by Romanian defence company Pro Optica S.A. to supply turret drive stabilisation system technology for the ANUBIS 3.0 RCWS.
Curtiss-Wright to supply stabilisation technology for Romania’s ANUBIS 3.0 RCWS Read More »
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has announced the inclusion of Romania as the 11th member of the Modular Ground-Based Air Defence (Mod.GBAD) Support Partnership.
Romania joins NATO Modular Ground-Based Air Defence Support Partnership Read More »
The operation involved Greek and Turkish F-16 Fighting Falcons, Italian Eurofighter 2000 jets, and support from a French tanker aircraft.
Bucharest intends to acquire 246 tracked infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) for its Land Forces, with the contract expected to be signed this year, the Romanian Ministry of National Defence confirmed.
Romania plans to sign deal for over 200 tracked IFVs this year, says defence ministry Read More »
U.S. soldiers deployed in Romania continue to maintain high levels of readiness through rigorous field training exercises.
On 29 April 2025, Italian Eurofighter Typhoons were scrambled from Mihail Kogălniceanu Air Base in Romania for the first time since their deployment began.
Italian Eurofighters scramble from Romania on NATO Air Policing Mission Read More »
Romanian software company OVES Enterprise has signed a strategic memorandum with U.S.-based MSI Defense Solutions, a provider of advanced tactical systems for land and naval defence.
The U.S. Department of State approved Romania’s request for the possible purchase of components for a new Patriot PAC-3+ fire unit, which may replace the system previously transferred to Ukraine.
his move follows Otokar’s contract with the Romanian Ministry of Defence, signed in November 2024, for the delivery of 1,059 COBRA II vehicles.
Romanian defence company Carfil, in collaboration with U.S.-based Periscope Aviation, will begin manufacturing military drones in Brașov by the end of 2025.
