Europe
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Jan- 2023 -30 January
Russia Claims Advancing Near Vugledar
A Moscow proxy official said Russian forces were advancing near Vugledar, a town in the eastern Donetsk region, which is the epicenter of fighting in Ukraine, but Kyiv denied the claim.
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30 January
UK Planning to Avoid Challenger Tank From Falling Into Russian Hands
The UK has reportedly chalked out a multi-layered plan to deny Russia access to the sensitive technology of its Ukraine-bound Challenger 2 tanks.
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30 January
Ukraine Building Strike Drone Units
The Ukrainian military is setting up attack drone units, equipped with Starlink satellite communication, to take on Russia.
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30 January
Sweden Buys 20 Additional CV90 Mortar Systems
Sweden and BAE Systems have signed a contract modification to supply additional CV90 Mjölner mortar systems for the Swedish Army.
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30 January
British Army No Longer Top-Level Fighting Force, Warns US General
A US military official has reportedly told UK defense secretary Ben Wallace that the British Army is no longer considered a “top-level fighting force.”
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30 January
Poland Boosts Defense Spending in Wake of Ukraine War
Poland will boost its defense spending, with the prime minister saying the country needed to arm itself "faster" due to the war in Ukraine.
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30 January
North Korea Denies Arms Dealing With Russia
North Korea refuted the United States' claims that the nuclear-armed state supplied rockets and missiles to Russia's Wagner.
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30 January
Belgium Steps up Ukraine Aid With Missiles, Ammo, Guns
Belgium announced a new package of military aid for Ukraine, promising cash, missiles, machine-guns and, armored vehicles.
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30 January
NATO Chief Asks S. Korea to ‘Step Up’ Military Support for Ukraine
NATO asked South Korea to "step up" military support for Ukraine, suggesting it reconsider its "no export" policy to countries in conflict.
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30 January
Erdogan Says Finland May Join NATO Without Sweden
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said for the first time that Ankara could accept Finland into NATO without its Nordic neighbor Sweden.
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