Arms
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Jun- 2024 -21 June
Netanyahu Says Israel Needs US Ammunition in ‘War for Its Existence’
Israeli PM Netanyahu said the country needs ammunition from the US in "the war for its existence," addressing the White House after it criticized him for complaining about arms deliveries related to the Gaza war.
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21 June
US to Fast-Track Ukraine Anti-Air Missile Deliveries
The US will prioritize deliveries of anti-air missiles to Kyiv, sending the desperately needed munitions to Ukraine.
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20 June
MBDA Unveils Ground-Based Cruise Missile Capable of ‘Deep Strikes’
MBDA unveiled a ground-launched cruise missile capable of long-range precision strikes this week.
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20 June
Northrop Planning Ammunition Production in Ukraine: Official
Northrop Grumman is planning to produce medium caliber ammunition in Ukraine, a company official revealed at the Eurosatory arms show in Paris.
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20 June
European Nations Order $100M in 155mm Shells From Singapore Firm
ST Engineering has clinched over $100 million in contracts to supply NATO standard 155mm ammunition for European countries.
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20 June
A Relatively Inexpensive Way to Help Ukraine
The US should help Ukraine develop asymmetrical approaches to warfare, specifically by leveraging technology such as the Reconnaissance, Surveillance, and Target Acquisition Grid.
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20 June
South Korea to ‘Reconsider’ Ban on Weapons Sales to Ukraine
Major weapons exporter South Korea will "reconsider" a longstanding policy that bars it from supplying arms directly to Ukraine.
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19 June
US Approves Arming Taiwan With $360M in Loitering Munitions
The US State Department has approved the sale of loitering munitions to Taiwan for a total of around $360 million.
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19 June
X-Bow to Assemble Solid Rocket Motors for US Navy
Defense manufacturing firm X-Bow has received contracts to build Mk 72 and Mk 104 solid rocket motors for the US Navy.
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19 June
US Air Force Flight-Tests Future ICBM Reentry Vehicle
The US Air Force and Lockheed Martin have flight-tested the future intercontinental ballistic missile reentry vehicle.
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