Europe
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Jan- 2024 -31 January
Russia Can Build 100 Tanks a Month, Retains Capacity to Replace Losses: Intel
Russia has retained the capacity to replace battlefield losses in Ukraine as it can produce 100 main battle tanks per month.
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31 January
Austrian Army Receives First Iveco Military Utility Vehicles
The Austrian Armed Forces has received its first batch of military utility vehicles from Iveco Defence Vehicles.
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30 January
Ukraine Defense Contact Group Launches New Drone Coalition
Members of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group established a drone coalition to bolster Ukraine's unmanned capabilities.
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30 January
Global Combat Air Programme Might Include More Countries
Italy, Japan, and the UK are considering opening up the Global Air Combat Programme jet fighter initiative to other countries.
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30 January
Czech Republic to Acquire 24 F-35 Fighter Jets From US
The Czech Republic has signed a memorandum of understanding with the US to purchase 24 F-35 Lightning II combat aircraft.
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30 January
British Warships Incapable of Attacking Houthi Targets on Land: Report
None of the Royal Navy warships deployed in the Red Sea is reportedly capable of striking Houthi targets on land.
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30 January
Croatian Army Buys Eight Black Hawk Helicopters From US
The US government has approved the foreign military sale of eight UH-60M Black Hawk medium-lift military helicopters to the Croatian Army.
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30 January
US to Station Nuclear Weapons in UK Amid Growing Russian Threats: Reports
The US is reportedly planning to station its nuclear weapons in the UK in response to growing threats from Russia.
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30 January
German Army’s New Assault Rifle ‘Inaccurate’ for Battle: Report
The German Army’s new assault rifle has been found “inaccurate” for battle, making it unreliable to support combat operations.
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30 January
Greece to Send Weapons Package to Ukraine After US Push
Greece is transferring weapon systems to Ukraine in exchange for $200 million in foreign military financing from the US.
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