Americas
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Feb- 2023 -27 February
Poland, US in Talks to Produce Ammunition for Ukraine
Polish President Duda said that during Biden's visit to Warsaw they began talks on producing much-needed ammunition for Ukraine.
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27 February
Kratos to Supply US Navy With Additional BQM-177A Target Drones
The US Navy has awarded Kratos Defense & Solutions a $49.6-million contract for the service’s BQM-177A Subsonic Aerial Target Lot 4 program.
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27 February
Salient Awarded Submarine Broadcast Support Contract for US Navy
GovCIO subsidiary Salient CRGT has received a $99.2-million contract to support the US Navy’s fixed submarine broadcast system.
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27 February
DARPA Showcases Airspace Battlefield Risk Reduction Software
DARPA, US military, and industry partners have tested automated aerial battlefield planning software.
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27 February
Boeing to Stop Producing F/A-18 Super Hornets by 2025
Boeing has announced that it will no longer produce the F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter aircraft beginning in late 2025.
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27 February
Canada Sending Four More Leopard Tanks to Ukraine
Canada is sending four additional battle tanks to Ukraine -- doubling its commitment -- and sanctioning an additional 192 Russian individuals and entities.
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27 February
Japan to Buy 400 Tomahawk Missiles From US: PM Kishida
Japan will purchase 400 Tomahawk missiles from the United States, PM Kishida said, as his government beefs up the country's defenses.
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26 February
Iran Still Seeking to Kill Trump, General Says
An Iranian general warned his country is still seeking to kill Donald Trump and Mike Pompeo in revenge for assassinating top commander Qasem Soleimani.
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26 February
US, Poland, Germany May Hold Joint Maneuvres: Minister
Washington is in talks with Berlin and Warsaw to hold joint military maneuvers in Poland in response to Russia's threat to the eastern border of the NATO alliance.
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24 February
US Pledges $2B in Ukraine Security Aid on Invasion Anniversary
The US announced $2 billion in additional security assistance for Kyiv on the first anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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