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13 August

Servicemen of the 65th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine undergo combat cohesion in Ukraine

Ukraine Announces Increased Funding for Frontline Brigades

Ukraine has announced that its frontline brigades will receive $170,000per battalion to fund their own operational needs.

13 August

Rojoef Manuel

Poland Investigates Possible Invoice Fraud in Korean Arms Sales

Poland is investigating a Warsaw-based company that received approximately $27.5 million from a Korean arms manufacturer after the NATO government signed multibillion-dollar weapons deals with Seoul.

13 August

Rojoef Manuel

South Korea Courts Greece With Submarine, Drone, and Vehicle Deals

South Korea has presented Greece with three major defense cooperation proposals to secure its position in the European Commission’s 800-billion-euro rearmament program.

13 August

Giulia Bernacchi

AI Integration Targets Faster, Smarter Decisions in Turkish Naval Operations

Turkey is advancing its naval capabilities by integrating AI to improve real-time decision-making, command, and control in complex maritime environments.

13 August

Giulia Bernacchi

Ukraine Looks to Robotic Ground Vehicles for Medical Evacuations

Ukraine should increase the use of robotic ground systems for medical evacuations, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces stated.

13 August

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Ukraine Begins Arming Its Crop Dusters With Missiles to Fight Drones

A new unconventional air defense asset was seen flying around Ukrainian airspace: a crop duster aircraft armed with homing missiles.

13 August

Christine Casimiro

Poland to Raise 155mm Shell Production Sixfold by 2027

Poland is gearing up for a massive ammunition production surge, aiming to boost annual output of 155mm artillery shells sixfold — from around 30,000 to 180,000 — by 2027.

12 August

Staff Writer With AFP

Council of Europe Cautions on Weapon Sales to Israel

The Council of Europe urged its member states to halt deliveries of weapons to Israel if they could be used for human rights violations.

12 August

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky alongside European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the President of the European Council Antonio Costa

Staff Writer With AFP

Ukraine Must Be Able to ‘Choose Its Destiny’: EU

EU leaders stressed "the inherent right of Ukraine to choose its own destiny," just three days before Trump was due to meet his Russian counterpart Putin.

12 August