Europe
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Sep- 2026 -24 September
Voyant Tests Tracking Software With UK Royal Navy Sonar
UK company Voyant demonstrated its tracking software with Thales’ S2087 sonar to improve anti-submarine warfare.
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24 September
AWS Cleared for NATO Restricted Cloud Workloads Across Alliance
NATO has approved certain Amazon Web Services capabilities for handling information marked NATO RESTRICTED.
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24 September
‘TERRAHAWK RAPTOR’ Gun Mount Turns Vehicles Into Drone Defenders
The “TERRAHAWK RAPTOR” is a remote weapon station designed for counter-drone operations. It can carry a 7.62mm or 12.7mm machine gun, with a 40mm automatic grenade launcher also available as an option.
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24 September
UK Launches First Space Squadron to Counter Hostile Threats
The Royal Air Force has established its first dedicated unit to counter hostile activity targeting British interests in space: the No. III Space Effects Squadron.
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23 September
US Authorizes $425M Seahawk Helicopter Package for Denmark
The US State Department has cleared a $425-million foreign military sale of three MH-60R Seahawk multi-mission helicopters and ancillary equipment to Denmark.
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23 September
Ireland Orders Five Thales Radars to Enhance Airspace Monitoring
The Irish government has signed an agreement with France to acquire five Thales radars to strengthen Ireland’s airspace surveillance.
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23 September
US Gains Access to Military Sites in Greenland Under Deal With Denmark
The US, Denmark and Greenland signed a defense agreement that would allow Washington to establish military facilities on the Arctic island.
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23 September
New US Troop Rotation Heads to Lithuania After Months of Uncertainty
A new rotation of US troops is on its way to Lithuania ending months of uncertainty over when US forces would return to the Baltic country.
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23 September
Poland Aims to Host 15,000 US Troops as Military Base Plans Advance
Poland seeks to host 15,000 US troops in the long term, combining a proposed permanent base with forces that rotate through the country.
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23 September
Lithuania Moves Closer to Lifting Constitutional Ban on Nuclear Weapons
Lithuania’s parliament advanced a proposal to lift its constitutional ban on weapons of mass destruction, citing NATO nuclear deterrence.
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