Europe
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Mar- 2025 -7 March
Turkey Presses PKK to Disarm ‘Immediately’
Turkey insisted the PKK and all groups allied with it must disarm and disband "immediately," a week after a historic ceasefire.
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7 March
Benin Receives Military Surveillance Plane From EU
Benin received a surveillance aircraft from the European Union to bolster its fight against jihadist groups in the north of the country.
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6 March
Saab Awarded German Taurus Missile Modernization Contract
Saab has been contracted for the maintenance and modernization of the German Air Force’s Taurus KEPD 350 cruise missile.
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6 March
Altechna Joins Program to Develop Europe’s First Sovereign 100kW Laser Weapon
Lithuanian photonics company Altechna has been selected to take part in an ambitious project to develop Europe’s first fully sovereign 100-kilowatt laser weapon.
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6 March
Thales to Open New Facility in Northern Ireland
French defense contractor Thales has revealed it would construct a third facility in Northern Ireland.
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6 March
Latvia, Local Firms to Develop New Anti-Drone Systems for Military
Latvia has awarded contracts to local industry partners to conceptualize and manufacture counter-unmanned aerial systems for the armed forces.
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6 March
British Army Launches Welfare Center for Cadets in Surrey
The British Army has opened a center in Pirbright, Surrey, to support the welfare needs of cadets training in the region.
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6 March
Lithuania Quits Cluster Bomb Ban Treaty Despite Outrage
Lithuania quit an international convention banning cluster bombs, amid security concerns over Russia, despite human rights groups' criticism.
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6 March
US Pauses Intelligence Sharing With Ukraine
The US has "paused" intelligence sharing with Ukraine amid breakdown in relations between Kyiv and the White House, CIA director said.
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5 March
EU Pledges $62M to Strengthen Moldovan Defense Capabilities
The European Union will allocate 60 million euros ($62.95 million) to support Moldova’s defense spending this year, Reuters has reported.
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