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14 September

Alie Peter Neil Galeon

Norway’s Kongsberg to Supply Ship-Killing Missiles to US Navy

Kongsberg will supply additional Naval Strike Missiles for the US Navy’s Over-The-Horizon Weapon System program.

13 September

Inder Singh Bisht

Spain to Train Ukrainian Soldiers in Tanks, Missiles, Demining: Report

The Spanish military will reportedly soon begin to train Ukrainian soldiers on tanks, missiles, battlefield medicine, and demining work at an army base in Zaragoza.

13 September

Joe Saballa

Lockheed’s Joint-Air-to-Ground Missile Enters Full-Rate Production

Lockheed Martin's Joint-Air-to-Ground Missile has been given the green light to enter full-rate production.

12 September

Ukrainian servicemember on destroyed Russian tank

Alie Peter Neil Galeon

Russia Faces Military Equipment, Weapons Resupply Woes

Nearly seven months after its invasion of Ukraine, the Russian military is now witnessing “colossal irreplaceable losses” in both manpower and weaponry.

12 September

Staff Writer With AFP

Western Arms Production to Ramp Up as Ukraine Burns Through Stockpiles

Western nations are mobilizing their arms manufacturers to ramp up production and replenish stockpiles heavily diminished by supplying weapons to Ukraine.

9 September

Norwegian soldier using Hellfire missile during exercise

Ronald Watkins

Norway to Send Ukraine 160 Hellfire Missiles, Night Vision Equipment

Norway has pledged to donate around 160 Hellfire missiles and night vision goggles and binoculars to Ukraine.

9 September

Inder Singh Bisht

USAF Demonstrates Air Base Air Defense Capability

Raytheon and the US Air Force have conducted a first-of-its-kind Air Base Air Defense experiment with a mix of short and medium-range missiles shooting down cruise missile targets.

8 September