Rheinmetall wins major artillery ammunition order for Ukraine
Rheinmetall has won a large-volume order for supporting Ukraine with artillery ammunition.
Rheinmetall has won a large-volume order for supporting Ukraine with artillery ammunition.
A video released on November 28th, allegedly recorded by an unmanned aerial vehicle, showing the moment a Ukrainian Leopard 1A5 tank was hit.
EU states decided to provide Ukraine with the shells until March 2024 to support the country in its defence […]
The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has managed the supply of medical ventilators to Ukraine.
NATO Foreign Ministers discussed pressing security issues, including NATO’s deterrence and defence, support for Ukraine, and how to work more closely with partner nations.
The transfer of Iranian-made weapon systems to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine is expanding.
Czech Defence Minister Jana Černochová stated that the Czech army's stockpiles have been depleted, and there is no longer as much military equipment as would be desirable for the Czech Republic to send to Ukraine.
Russia has likely moved S-400 Triumf air defence systems from the Kaliningrad region to bolster its forces on the Ukrainian front.
Germany has announced a significant escalation in its military support for Ukraine, with Defence Minister Boris Pistorius confirming a new aid package worth EUR 1.3 billion during his visit to Kyiv.
The Netherlands will continue to fully support Ukraine. The government has reserved over 2 billion euros for 2024.
Five Italian companies whose representatives participated in the meeting joined the Alliance of Defence Industries.
Since the onset of the full-scale war between Russia and Ukraine, it has become apparent that such armed conflicts lead to massive ammunition consumption, particularly in artillery.
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