Arms
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May- 2024 -23 May
Netherlands to Send New YPR Infantry Vehicle Fleet to Ukraine
The Netherlands has announced a new donation of YPR armored vehicles to Ukraine at the request of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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23 May
Turkey Delivers Last Batch of Bayraktar Drones to Poland
Poland received the last batch of six Bayraktar TB2 armed unmanned aerial vehicles from Turkey last week.
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22 May
Lockheed’s PAC-3 Missile Registers First Kill Using Aegis System
Lockheed Martin has announced the first-ever launch of a Patriot PAC-3 interceptor using the Virtualized Aegis Weapon System.
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22 May
Ukraine War Exposes Flaws in America’s Sophisticated Weapons: Analysts
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has exposed serious flaws in some of the most sophisticated weapons supplied by the US, according to analysts.
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21 May
US Taps Lockheed for $756M Long Range Hypersonic Weapon Deal
The US Army has signed a $756-million deal with Lockheed Martin to acquire new capabilities for the Long Range Hypersonic Weapon system.
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21 May
Wave Motion Announces $1.6M in Funding to Develop US Army Jet Gun
Wave Motion has announced a further $1.6 million in funding to develop the US Army’s next tactical indirect fire capability.
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21 May
GM Defense Tactical Utility Vehicle Prototype to Receive Kamikaze Drone
GM Defense has teamed with Mistral Inc. to equip the company’s Light Tactical Utility Vehicle with a loitering munition system.
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20 May
Lithuania to Send Ukraine Radars Capable of Tracking Cruise Missiles
Lithuania will deliver six AMBER 1800 radar systems to Ukraine as part of the German-led air defense initiative for the war-torn country.
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20 May
US Army Demos Unmanned HIMARS
The US Army recently demonstrated the Autonomous Multi-Domain Launcher prototype, which offers increased firepower and magazine depth without the risk of human casualties.
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20 May
China Sanctions US Firms Over Arms Sales to Taiwan
China said it would sanction three US defense companies over their sales of arms to Taiwan, as the self-ruled island inaugurated a new president.
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