Europe • Page 116 of 579 • The Defense Post

Mar- 2024 -

19 March

An artist's rendering of the F-110 frigate. The ship is painted gray, and is seen sailing across blue waters. The background is a clear blue sky.

Lockheed, Navantia Extend Naval Combat Systems Partnership

Lockheed Martin and Navantia have signed a deal extending their 27-year naval combat systems partnership for three more years.

19 March

Juster Domingo

Norway Seeking to Reduce NASAMS Air Defense System Delivery Times

The Norwegian government plans to invest $88 million to improve the delivery times of Kongsberg's NASAMS air defense system.

19 March

Inder Singh Bisht

Belgium Announces $448M Aid Including Artillery Ammo for Ukraine

The Belgian government has approved additional military aid of 412 million euros ($448 million) for Ukraine, including artillery rounds.

19 March

Two F-35 Lightning II and a JAS-39 Gripen fighter plane fly together during Denmark and Sweden's drills. The background is a clear blue sky with some white clouds covering it. The sea below shows calm, blue-green waters.

Juster Domingo

Denmark, Sweden Conduct First Joint Air Combat Drills as NATO Members

Denmark and Sweden's Air Forces have conducted their first combat training drills together as NATO allies in and around Danish airspace.

18 March

Inder Singh Bisht

Ukraine Military Displays First US-Delivered M1117 Armored Vehicle

The Ukrainian armed forces showcased a US-delivered M1117 Armored Security Vehicle for the first time this week.

18 March

Russia's navy ships and military jets take part in a 2016 military exercise at the coast of the Black Sea in Crimea

Inder Singh Bisht

Romania Considers Armed Uncrewed Vessels Following Ukraine Successes

The Romanian Navy is considering procuring armed uncrewed vessels after witnessing Ukrainian naval drone successes.

18 March

Staff Writer With AFP

Seoul Says N Korea Has Shipped 7,000 Arms Containers to Russia

North Korea has shipped around 7,000 containers of arms to Russia to use in its war with Ukraine since the transfers began around last July, Seoul said.

18 March

Joe Saballa

Zelensky Blames ‘Short-Sightedness’ of Allies for Limited Range of Strikes

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has blamed the “obvious short-sightedness” of some partners for the limited range of its strikes against Russian forces.

18 March