Europe

Armenians Hacked With Pegasus Spyware During War: NGO

A dozen Armenian journalists and NGO workers had their phones hacked with the Pegasus spyware during the war with Azerbaijan, a rights group said.

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Japan Says Scrambled Jets After Russian Planes Seen Off Coasts

Japan scrambled fighter jets after Russian aircraft were detected off its coasts along the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Japan.

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US Approves $285 Million NASAMS Sale to Ukraine 

The US State Department has approved the sale of a National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System to Ukraine.

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Czech Republic, Sweden Complete $2.2B Negotiations for CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicles

The Czech Republic has finalized negotiations to procure CV90 infantry fighting vehicles from BAE Systems Hägglunds in Örnsköldsvik.

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Netherlands to Turn Reconnaissance MQ-9 Reapers Into Armed Drones

The Netherlands will begin arming its reconnaissance MQ-9 Reaper drones due to evolving security concerns.

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Turkey Test-Fires Longest-Range Ballistic Missile

Turkey test-fired the country’s longest-range missile for the second time on Tuesday.

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Three Spanish Firms Team Up for Tactical Underwater Vehicle Development

Spanish state-owned shipbuilding company Navantia plans to develop a line of tactical underwater vehicles in partnership with SAES and Perseo.

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Poland in Talks to Buy Swedish Early Warning Aircraft

Poland is in talks with Sweden to purchase early warning aircraft, Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Blaszczak announced on Monday.

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Russia Intercepts Two US Military Jets Over Baltic Sea

Russia said it had scrambled a Su-27 fighter jet flying over the Baltic Sea to "prevent violations of the state border."

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EU Says 200,000 Shells Sent to Ukraine Under Ammo Plan

The EU has supplied Ukraine with over 200,000 artillery shells and 1,000 missiles under a plan to rush urgently needed ammunition to Kyiv.

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