Arms
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May- 2023 -8 May
Australian Navy Taps Rheinmetall for Anti-Ship Missile Defense System
The Royal Australian Navy has awarded Rheinmetall a $138 million contract to deliver anti-ship missile defense systems.
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5 May
Taiwan to Receive 19 Indigenous Sky Sword II Missile Launchers
Taiwan will receive indigenously-developed Sky Sword II mobile missile launchers beginning next week.
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5 May
Estonia Taps Israel Aerospace Industries to Supply Loitering Munitions
Estonia has signed an agreement with Israel Aerospace Industries to buy loitering munitions in response to the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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5 May
Turkey Unveils Drone-Launched Mini Cruise Missile
Turkish defense firm Baykar has unveiled a drone-launched autonomous mini cruise missile with a range of 200 kilometers.
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4 May
US Approves $110 Million Anti-Ship Missile System Sale to Latvia
The US State Department has approved the sale of the Naval Strike Missile Coastal Defense System and related equipment to Latvia.
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4 May
Israel Deploys Explosive-Laden Drones in West Bank Raid: Report
Israeli forces reportedly deployed explosive-laden drones during a counter-terrorism operation in the West Bank city of Nablus.
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4 May
Singapore Picks US Firm Colt to Supply Infantry Automatic Rifles
Singapore has chosen American firearms manufacturer Colt to supply its armed forces with infantry automatic rifles.
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4 May
Lockheed-Raytheon Venture Lands $7.2B US Army Javelin Missile Contract
The US military has contracted Lockheed Martin and Raytheon to produce Javelin anti-tank missiles worth up to $7.2 billion.
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4 May
Putin Releases ‘Manual’ on Dealing With Potential Loss in Ukraine: Report
Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly released a manual on how to prepare his country for a potential loss in the war in Ukraine.
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4 May
Ukraine’s Zelensky Says This Year Will be ‘Decisive for Victory’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said this year will be "decisive" as he reaffirmed his call for heavier weapons ahead of its spring offensive against Russia.
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