Europe
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Feb- 2023 -3 February
Russia Claims Kornet Missiles Can Destroy German Leopard Tanks
Russian has claimed that its Kornet anti-tank missile systems can destroy the Western-supplied Leopard tanks being sent to Ukraine.
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3 February
Norway to Buy 54 New Generation Leopard Tanks
Norway will buy 54 new generation Leopard 2 tanks, adding it faced "one of the most difficult security situations since World War II."
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3 February
Airbus Begins Collaborative Cloud, Tactical Helicopter Projects for EU Defense
The effort is among more than 60 2021 European Defence Fund investments in research and development projects totaling $1.3 billion.
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3 February
Belarus Says in Autonomous Control of Russian Iskander Missiles
Belarus has announced that it is now in autonomous control of nuclear-capable Iskander mobile-guided missiles supplied by Russia.
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3 February
Giving Ukraine Jets Would Need ‘Months if Not Years’ of Training: UK PM
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said sending fighter jets to Ukraine would require "months if not years" of training.
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2 February
Russia ‘Again’ Threatened by German Tanks, Putin Says at WWII Commemoration
President Vladimir Putin said Russia is being threatened by German tanks "again" as it was during World War II.
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2 February
Ukraine to Receive Route Opening Mine Plows
Flensburger Fahrzeugbau Gesellschaft and Pearson Engineering have signed a contract to provide route-opening mine plows to Ukraine.
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2 February
Royal Navy Begins Warship NSM Anti-Ship Missile Upgrade
The Royal Navy has begun upgrading its Type 23 frigate with the Naval Strike Missile as an interim replacement for the Harpoon anti-ship missile.
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2 February
France, Italy Order 700 Aster Air Defense Missiles for $2 Billion
France and Italy have jointly contracted Eurosam to deliver Aster air defense missiles for 2 billion euros ($2.18 billion).
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2 February
Majority of Finns Want to Join NATO Before Sweden: Poll
A majority of Finns want to go ahead and join NATO even if Sweden's membership is delayed, a poll suggested.
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