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Nov- 2025 -

3 November

Airbus-Led Group to Pay Norway $351M Over Cancelled NH90 Helicopters

Airbus-led NHIndustries has agreed to pay Norway $351 million to settle a dispute over a cancelled order for long-delayed military helicopters.

3 November

Rojoef Manuel

US Army Adds eBee VISION Drones to Simulate Enemy Forces at German Training Hub

The US Army has acquired three EagleNXT eBee VISION unmanned aerial systems to enhance training operations at the Joint Multinational Readiness Center in Germany.

3 November

Image of a Service member, seen here coming home to the family dog Luna, at their Service Family Accommodation (SFA) in Whittington Barracks, Lichfield. Thousands of Armed Forces families will benefit from new freedoms to keep pets and personalise their homes as part of the Government’s commitment to improve forces housing. The measures, announced today include greater freedoms to own pets, decorate, and personalise houses, and run businesses from home.   The latest improvements to military family housing — some already in effect from 9 August — mark a key milestone in delivering the Government’s new Consumer Charter. Defence Secretary John Healey has pledged to put forces families at the heart of defence housing reform, vowing to “stop the rot” and raise standards across service accommodation nationwide. The Charter is part of the forthcoming Defence Housing Strategy, which will set out plans for a generational renewal of forces housing, helping renew the nation’s contract with those who serve and supporting the Government’s Plan for Change.

Rojoef Manuel

UK Launches Biggest Armed Forces Housing Overhaul in 50 Years Under $11B Plan

The UK has unveiled a $11.8 billion Defence Housing Strategy that will modernize more than 40,000 military homes over the next decade.

3 November

A brightly lit photo of two green trucks with the Naviground system with a light brown soil surface

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Spain Debuts ‘Europe’s First’ Unmanned Military Convoy

Human drivers may soon take a back seat in Europe’s military convoys, with AI stepping in to command the helm.

2 November

Staff Writer With AFP

Ukraine Sends Special Forces to Embattled Eastern City

Ukraine has deployed special forces to the embattled eastern city of Pokrovsk, where Russia has been mounting an intense assault.

1 November

Volodymyr Zelensky, President of Ukraine, pictured at a press conference

Staff Writer With AFP

Russian Missile Strikes on Ukraine Hit 2.5-Year High

Russia fired more missiles at Ukraine in October than in any month since at least the start of 2023, as it pounded the country's energy grid.

Oct- 2025 -

31 October

Ronald Watkins

Ukraine Claims Destruction of $45M Russian Buk-M3 Air Defense System

Ukrainian forces say they have destroyed a Russian Buk-M3 medium-range air defense system valued at around $45 million.

31 October

Jodesz Gavilan

UK Funds Solus Power’s ‘Jerry Can of Electricity’ for Field Operations

Solus Power has landed a new contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to accelerate the development of Kratos.

31 October

Staff Writer With AFP

Germany’s Merz Hails Turkey Eurofighter Purchase as Boost for NATO

Germany hailed Turkey’s purchase of 20 Eurofighter jets, highlighting their role in reinforcing NATO against potential Russian threats.

31 October

Giulia Bernacchi

Kyiv Closes Havana Embassy, Citing Cuban Citizens Sent to Fight for Russia

Ukraine has closed its embassy in Havana, citing Cuba’s failure to curb the recruitment of its citizens fighting with Russia against Kyiv.

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