Europe
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Jul- 2023 -17 July
China and Russia to Hold Joint Naval Drills
Chinese naval vessels set sail this weekend to participate in joint maneuvers with the Russian military, Chinese defense authorities said.
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17 July
Kyiv Reports ‘Intensified’ Combat as Putin Says Counteroffensive Failing
Ukraine said fighting had "intensified" on the eastern front as Russian President Vladimir Putin deemed Kyiv's counteroffensive a failure.
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16 July
UK Defense Secretary ‘To Quit Before Next Govt Reshuffle’
UK Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said in an interview that he will step down at the next cabinet reshuffle.
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16 July
Putin Says Russia Has ‘Sufficient’ Cluster Munitions for Tit-For-Tat
Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country had enough cluster munition to answer if Ukraine was to use the weapons.
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15 July
S.Korea Will ‘Expand Scale’ of Aid to Ukraine, President Says
South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol pledged to "expand the scale" of humanitarian and non-lethal military assistance to Ukraine.
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15 July
Azerbaijan, Armenia Hold Brussels Talks, Russia Proposes Moscow Summit
Azerbaijan and Armenia held a fresh round of EU-mediated peace talks, while Russia offered a summit in Moscow.
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14 July
Wagner Troops Training Belarus Forces
Belarus said instructors from Wagner were training its troops, following weeks of uncertainty about the future of the group.
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14 July
Russia Upgrading Naval Fleet’s Counter-Drone Capabilities
Russia is equipping its naval fleet with new protection systems to counter surface and underwater drones.
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14 July
Brazilian Air Force Completes Gripen Aircraft Training in Sweden
The Brazilian Air Force 1st Air Defense Group has completed training on the JAS 39 Gripen multirole fighter jet in Sweden.
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14 July
Germany Expands Tank Ammunition Contract With Rheinmetall to $4.4B
Rheinmetall has received a contract to provide tank ammunition for Germany, bringing an existing framework agreement to $4.48 billion.
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