Europe
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Sep- 2026 -11 September
Netherlands Moves to Acquire Saab GlobalEye AEW&C Aircraft
The Netherlands has signed a letter of intent with Sweden to acquire a Saab GlobalEye Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft.
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11 September
Ukrainian AI System for Blocking Enemy Airfields Earns NATO Nod
Ukrainian developers have built an AI targeting module designed to improve the autonomy and accuracy of systems used in sustained attacks against enemy airfields.
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11 September
Dutch Pilatus PC-7 MKX Trainer Makes First Flight in Switzerland
Pilatus has completed the maiden flight of the Royal Netherlands Air Force’s initial PC-7 MKX trainer aircraft at Buochs Airfield in Switzerland.
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11 September
New CELERIS 8×8 From KNDS Pairs Common Mobility With Custom Firepower
KNDS is betting that developing a new wheeled combat vehicle should not take years.
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11 September
Meet ‘Warmate 30’: Poland’s New 250-Km Strike Drone With Jet Power
Polish defense firm WB Group has rolled out Warmate 30, a new jet-powered loitering munition built to hunt targets hundreds of kilometers away.
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11 September
Finland’s Patria, Poland’s BELMA Explore Mine-Laying System for TRACKX
Finnish defense firm Patria is exploring the potential integration of mine-laying capabilities with its TRACKX all-terrain armored tracked vehicle.
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11 September
MBDA, Poland’s WITU Join Forces on Counter Mass Interceptor Program
MBDA and Polish research institute WITU have agreed to collaborate on missile research for the Counter Mass Interceptor program.
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10 September
Russia Reportedly Aiding Iran’s Development of Supersonic Cruise Missile
Russia has provided Iran with technical assistance for a program to develop supersonic cruise missile technology, potentially giving Tehran a new capability against naval and land targets, the Financial Times reported.
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10 September
Sweden Approves $727-Million HIMARS Procurement
Sweden has authorized the Swedish military to procure the US-made HIMARS for an estimated $727 million.
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10 September
Ukraine Tests Whether AI Can Guide Drones to Moving Targets
The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and the Brave1 defense innovation cluster recently evaluated autonomous guidance systems from seven companies, assessing how well their AI-enabled drones could strike moving targets.
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