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Mar- 2023 -

1 March

Russia Trying to Change Missile Strike Tactics Against Ukraine: Intel

Russia is trying to recalibrate its missile strike tactics against Ukrainian territories, according to a recent Kyiv military intelligence report.

1 March

Joe Saballa

Serbia Won’t Provide Russia With Weapons Despite Expectations: Ukraine Intel

Serbia will not send weapons and equipment to Russia despite Moscow’s expectations of support for its year-long war against Ukraine.

Feb- 2023 -

28 February

Staff Writer With AFP

Finland Moves Closer to Joining NATO Without Sweden

Finland kicked off a parliamentary debate on accelerating its bid to join NATO, increasing the likelihood it will leave neighbor Sweden behind.

28 February

A Danish combat battalion soldier training in Jutland, Denmark

Staff Writer With AFP

Denmark Scraps Public Holiday to Boost Defense Spending

Denmark's parliament adopted a controversial bill to abolish a public holiday to put more money towards its military.

28 February

A Ukrainian soldier of an artillery unit fires towards Russian positions

Staff Writer With AFP

Ukraine Army Says Situation ‘Extremely Tense’ Around Bakhmut

Ukraine said its forces were under pressure in Bakhmut, a nearly-destroyed city in the eastern Donetsk region that Russia has been trying to seize for months.

28 February

Borsuk (Badger) infantry fighting vehicle

Inder Singh Bisht

Poland to Acquire 1,000 Indigenous Infantry Fighting Vehicles: Minister

The Polish government will purchase around 1,000 Borsuk infantry fighting vehicles this week to replace the country’s Soviet-era BWP-1.

28 February

Typhoons and engineers from Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwaver 71 "Richthofen" arrive at RAF Lossiemouth ahead of the their combined deployment to Estonia. They will be conducting in corss-training between the the German Air Force and RAF Typhoon assigned personel and to fly Qucik Reation Alert and Combined Baltic Air Policing training.

Rojoef Manuel

UK, German Air Forces Prepare for First Joint NATO Air Policing Mission

The UK and Germany are conducting exercises to prepare for their first integrated NATO air policing mission.

28 February

Inder Singh Bisht

UK Seeks Ukraine-Bound AS90 Artillery Replacement Within 12 Months

The UK Ministry of Defence seeks to deliver a medium-range land fires capability to the British Army within 12 months to plug the gap from supplying 155mm AS90 self-propelled guns to Ukraine.

27 February