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17 May

Sea

HMCS William Hall Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship (AOPS)

Canadian Navy Commissions Fourth DeWolf Ship in Nova Scotia

The Royal Canadian Navy has commissioned its fourth DeWolf-class Arctic and offshore patrol vessel, the HMCS William Hall, in Nova Scotia.

17 May

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Soldiers from the U.S. Army’s Air Defense Artillery community stand in front of the IFPC-HPM system alongside Epirus support staff following New Equipment Training in March. The Soldiers here will eventually take possession of the four delivered IFPC-HPM systems to operate this capability.

Rojoef Manuel

Epirus Completes Delivery of Anti-Drone Directed Energy Weapons to US Army

Tech startup Epirus has completed the supply of four Indirect Fire Protection Capability - High-Power Microwave systems to the US Army.

17 May

Europe

A Russian soldier in Melitopol, Zaporizhzhia region, Ukraine

Staff Writer With AFP

Russia Has Started to Destroy Vovchansk, Ukraine Says

Russian forces have started to "destroy" the Ukrainian town of Vovchansk and all but 200 of its residents have fled due to fighting, the region's governor said.

17 May

Business

A Skynex air defense system is seen propped up on the back of a six-wheel truck. The capability's turret is pointed northwest. The background is a scenic view of a snowy mountain range.

Juster Domingo

Rheinmetall to Open New Air Defense Facility in Ukraine

Rheinmetall is planning to establish a new joint air defense venture with Ukraine, likely to begin production in one or two years.

17 May

Africa

Staff Writer With AFP

Benin Army Kills 8 Jihadists in North: Military Sources

Benin's soldiers killed eight suspected jihadists in the north of the country, military sources said.

17 May

Europe

An Azerbaijani soldier takes a selfie with the national flag in Fuzuli, a liberated city, last November 26, 2020.

Staff Writer With AFP

Armenia, Azerbaijan Agree Deal on Disputed Sections of Shared Border

Armenia and Azerbaijan have agreed on a deal on disputed sections of their shared border, a new step towards normalizing ties between the historic rivals.

17 May

Asia Pacific

Staff Writer With AFP

Attacker Accused of Islamist Links Kills Two Malaysia Policemen

A machete-wielding attacker suspected of ties to an Al-Qaeda-linked group stormed a police station in Malaysia in a dawn raid and killed two officers.

17 May

Middle East

Staff Writer With AFP

Lebanon State Media Reports Fresh Israeli Strikes in South

Israeli air strikes hit an area of southern Lebanon far from the border, Lebanese official media said, following days of escalating clashes between Israel and Hezbollah.

17 May

Air