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6 October

Australia’s ‘Drone Killer’ Air Defense System Bound for Ukraine

Australian defense firm Electro Optic Systems is sending 10 Slinger air defense systems to Ukraine to help combat Russia’s kamikaze drones.

6 October

155-millimeter artillery ammunition is manufactured at Rheinmetall

Juster Domingo

NATO Pushes for Increased Arms Production as Reserves Deplete

NATO has urged the arms industry to increase weapons and ammunition production as the Ukraine war continues to deplete resources, warning the "bottom of the barrel is visible."

6 October

Joe Saballa

US Clears $2.8B Patriot Missile Sale to Spain

The US State Department has approved the potential sale of four Patriot Configuration-3+ modernized fire units to the government of Spain.

6 October

Juster Domingo

Polish Frigates to Receive New Combat Management System, Sensors

Thales has signed a contract to equip Poland's frigates with upgraded surveillance management systems.

6 October

Joe Saballa

UK Has Run Out of Weapons to Send to Ukraine: Senior Official

A senior British military official has claimed that the country has run out of weapons and equipment to send to Ukraine.

5 October

A Naval Strike Missile (NSM) flies above the water. The sun is setting in the background, albeit out of frame.

Juster Domingo

Australian Firm APT Lands Contract for Naval Strike Missile Launcher Parts

Australian Precision Technologies has received a contract from Kongsberg Defence Australia to manufacture parts for its missile launchers.

5 October

Staff Writer With AFP

US Gives Seized Iran Ammo to Ukraine: Military

The US has given Ukraine small arms ammunition that was seized while being transferred from Iranian forces to Tehran-backed rebels in Yemen, the military said.

4 October