Asia Pacific
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Feb- 2022 -10 February
Indonesia to Buy French Warplanes as Paris Boosts Asia Alliances
Indonesia signed a deal with France to buy six Rafale warplanes as part of an anticipated total order of 42.
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9 February
Russian BT-3F Amphibious Combat Vehicle in Final Trial Stage
Rostec has announced that Russia’s new BT-3F amphibious armored personnel carrier is now in its final stage of preliminary trials.
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9 February
Philippines to Acquire Landing Dock Vessels for $108 Million
The Philippine Navy will acquire two landing dock vessels worth $108 million to boost its transport and logistics capabilities.
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9 February
Boeing Rolls Out First P-8A for South Korea, to Be Delivered Next Year
Aircraft manufacturing giant Boeing has rolled out the first P-8A Poseidon multi-mission maritime aircraft for South Korea.
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8 February
Indian Army Seeking 80,000 High-Speed Ballistic Helmets
The Indian Army is seeking to acquire 80,000 new ballistic helmets that provide greater protection against high-velocity bullets.
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7 February
Taiwan Welcomes Second US Arms Sale Worth $100M Under Biden
Taiwan thanked the US for selling up to $100 million worth of equipment and services to support its air and missile defense systems.
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7 February
Israel’s Laser Defense to Intercept Missiles Within Year: PM
Israel’s new missile interception technology, capable of surrounding the country like a defensive laser wall, will be ready within a year, the prime minister said.
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7 February
Firing From Afghanistan Kills 5 Pakistan Troops
At least five Pakistan soldiers were killed by firing from neighboring Afghanistan, in an attack claimed by the Pakistani Taliban.
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4 February
Leopard, Panther Undergo Winter Trial for Norway Battle Tank
The Norwegian Ministry of Defense has officially begun Arctic trials for the German Leopard 2A7 and South Korean K2 Black Panther tanks.
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3 February
Indian Army Mobile App Cloned to Target Military Personnel
An official Indian Army mobile application appears to have been cloned to target military personnel with Android phones.
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