Europe

Bulgaria’s Second Batch of F-16 Block 70s Faces Delivery Delays Until 2030

Lockheed Martin’s delivery of the second batch of eight F-16 Block 70 fighters to Bulgaria could be delayed from the end of 2027 to the second quarter of 2030 due to production difficulties. 

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NATO Taps KBR to Boost Patriot Air Defense Readiness

KBR has secured a NATO contract to support the Patriot air and missile defense system and improve its integration into broader allied defense networks.

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Ukraine Unveils New FPV Drone Tech in First Online Brave1 Demo Day

Ukraine’s state-run defense technology cluster Brave1 has completed its first fully online Demo Day to connect unmanned aerial system manufacturers directly with armed forces operators while avoiding physical security risks.

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The Captain Who Thinks Europe Is Buying the Wrong Boats

A former NATO research ship captain says Europe's patrol boats have the wrong priorities. His Croatian-built modular catamaran bets on quiet, reconfigurable hulls over speed and single-purpose design.

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Ukraine Has Built a New Drone That Can Reach as Far as Siberia

Ukraine has taken a step closer to deploying an unmanned aircraft system that it said can reach as far as Siberia.

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Poland Orders Hundreds of Chassis for Waran 4×4, Heron 6×6 Tactical Vehicles 

Huta Stalowa Wola has ordered several hundred chassis from CSG Group companies to produce Waran and Heron vehicles for the Polish military.

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Former Ukraine Army Chief Warns Russia Has Adapted to Western Weapons

Former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valerii Zaluzhny has warned Russia has developed countermeasures to many Western weapons.

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Ukraine Rolls Out Drone Procurement Course for Warfighters on Army+ App

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defence has launched an eight-lesson training course on its official Army+ mobile application to help service members order unmanned aerial systems and electronic warfare equipment

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What Is Really Inside Russia’s Oreshnik Missile?

New evidence from Oreshnik debris suggests Russia has restarted domestic production of missile components, complicating assumptions behind current sanctions.

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Bulgaria Plans Space, Defense Technology Hub at Former Airport 

The Bulgarian government approved a draft cooperation agreement with Starbase Europe to redevelop the largely inactive Dobroslavtsi Airport.

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