Europe
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Jun- 2025 -2 June
HD Hyundai Explores Joint Development of Small Subs With Portuguese Navy
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries has signed an agreement with the Portuguese Navy to explore the joint development of futuristic small submarines.
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2 June
Patria to Assemble ASCOD Infantry Fighting Vehicles in Latvia
Patria and GDELS-Santa Barbara Sistemas have announced a collaboration to assemble and maintain ASCOD infantry fighting vehicles at Patria’s Latvian facility.
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2 June
Turkey Launches Third Reis Submarine
The Turkish Ministry of Defence has rolled out its third Reis-class submarine at the Gölcük Naval Shipyard in Kocaeli.
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2 June
Denmark Acquires F-35 Threat Simulator for Pilots
The Danish Ministry of Defence has procured simulators to reinforce the skills of its current and future F-35 Lightning II operators.
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2 June
Britain to Build Six ‘War-Ready’ Weapons and Ammo Factories
The UK is investing $2 billion in the construction of six new weapon manufacturing centers in response to rising security concerns.
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2 June
Zelensky Arrives in Vilnius for NATO Eastern Flank Summit
Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived in Vilnius for a summit with the leaders of NATO's eastern and Nordic members.
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2 June
UK Eyes US Fighter Jets Armed With Nuclear Bombs: Report
The UK is seeking to purchase fighter jets fitted with nuclear weapons to counter growing threats posed by Russia.
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2 June
Poland Orders Thousands of 120mm Armor-Piercing Tank Rounds
Poland has signed a 150-million Polish złoty ($39.9 million) contract to acquire thousands of 120mm tank rounds from Mesko, a subsidiary of state-owned PGZ.
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2 June
Ukraine Strikes Grounded Russian Bombers in Major Drone Assault
Ukraine said it destroyed Russian bombers worth billions of dollars in a "large-scale" drone assault on enemy soil ahead of ceasefire talks.
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1 June
Russian Strike Kills 12 Ukrainian Soldiers During Training: Kyiv
A Russian missile strike on a Ukrainian army training area killed at least 12 soldiers and wounded dozens more Sunday, Kyiv said, in a rare admission of its military losses.
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