Europe
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Jul- 2023 -5 July
BAE Systems, Leonardo Awarded $1.1B Radar Upgrade Contract for British Typhoons
The UK has awarded BAE Systems and Leonardo a contract to modernize the radars of the Royal Air Force’s Typhoon combat aircraft fleet.
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5 July
Airbus Extends In-Service Support for German A400M Atlas Fleet
Airbus has received a contract to continue in-service support for the German Air Force’s A400M Atlas transport aircraft.
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5 July
Russia Lost Half Its Combat Capability in Ukraine: UK Official
Russia has lost nearly half of its combat capability in Ukraine since it launched a full-scale invasion, the head of the UK armed forces claimed.
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5 July
French Navy Holds First-Ever At-Sea Anti-Drone Exercise
The French Navy has conducted its first-ever at-sea anti-drone exercise off the coast of Brest naval base in the Atlantic.
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5 July
Ukraine Says Destroyed Russian ‘Formation’ in Donetsk
Ukraine's military said it had destroyed a Russian "formation" in Russian-controlled Makiivka in the frontline Donetsk region.
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5 July
Swiss Want in on Germany’s Sky Shield Plan
Switzerland, known for its military neutrality, announced its intention to join Germany's European Sky Shield project.
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4 July
Germany to Cut 2024 Spending, but Defense Budget Up
Germany plans to cut spending and borrowing substantially next year following massive outlays during COVID and energy crisis.
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4 July
Russian Jamming Reducing Accuracy of US Guided Weapons in Ukraine: Experts
Experts say Russian jamming in Ukraine has become so effective that even US-made guided weapons sent to Kyiv may no longer hit targets accurately.
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4 July
Germany Begins Construction of First Replenishment Tanker Vessel
Germany has started the construction of its first Type 707 replenishment tanker vessel to be operated by the German Navy.
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4 July
NATO Chief Stoltenberg’s Mandate Extended to 2024
NATO's members extended the tenure of alliance chief Jens Stoltenberg for one year, after struggling to find a replacement in the shadow of Russia's war in Ukraine.
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