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7 October

France Buys Deep-Diving Autonomous Underwater Vehicle for Enhanced Seabed Operations

Exail is set to deliver a new deep-diving autonomous underwater vehicle to the French Navy to enhance the country’s seabed operations.

6 October

Staff Writer With AFP

Russia Says Captured Another Village in Eastern Ukraine

Russian forces said they had captured another village in eastern Ukraine as Kyiv said five civilians were killed by Russian shelling in the south and east.

4 October

Giulia Bernacchi

NATO Monitoring Romanian Airspace After Russian Drone Detected

NATO reinforced Romania’s airspace surveillance after a Russian drone might have crossed into Romanian airspace on its way to Ukraine.

4 October

Rojoef Manuel

Svekon to Supply 100 Speedboats for Swedish Navy, Home Guard

Sweden has signed a framework agreement with Svensk Konstruktionstjänst to deliver up to 100 workboats for the navy and home guard.

4 October

Rojoef Manuel

International Demining Coalition to Provide $24M in Trucks for Ukraine

The Demining Capability Coalition is investing $24.2 million to supply pickups and heavy trucks for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

4 October

Giulia Bernacchi

Ireland Announces Record Defense Budget of $1.49 Billion

Ireland allocates $1.49 billion to defense for subsea surveillance and military radar systems, a $110 million increase over its 2024 budget.

4 October

Joe Saballa

Ukraine Says Destroyed Russian Radar Station Using US-Made ATACMS

The Ukrainian military claims to have struck a Russian radar station using a US-supplied long-range Army Tactical Missile System.

4 October

Joe Saballa

Saab Boosts Bid for South Korea’s AEW&C Aircraft With New Partnership

Saab has entered into a cooperative agreement with Korea Aerospace Industries to strengthen its bid for South Korea’s new Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft.

4 October

Joe Saballa

Putin OKs Allowing Criminal Suspects to Skip Trial if They Fight in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has approved critical amendments to the country’s criminal code, permitting criminal suspects to avoid prosecution if they join the military and fight in Ukraine.

4 October