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25 March

Anduril Open to Establishing Factory in UK

American drone developer Anduril has revealed its intent to open a production facility in the UK to support the EU’s collective military modernization strategies.

25 March

Joe Saballa

Recruits Need 10 Hours of Sleep to Survive British Army Boot Camp: Study

A recent study has revealed that British Army recruits need up to 10 hours of sleep each day to handle the demands of boot camp and prevent misbehavior.

25 March

Inder Singh Bisht

Patria Unveils Mobile Artillery for Finnish Coastal Defense

Patria has unveiled a mobile 155mm self-propelled artillery system for the Finnish Navy's coastal defense requirements.

24 March

US Navy Mine Countermeasures Unmanned Surface Vehicle in Minehunt configuration completing sortie modes, including shallow and deep search, pruning, and Electro-Optic Identification

Inder Singh Bisht

German Navy Seeks Marine Drones for Future Warfare

The German Navy has invited sea trial proposals for future unmanned surface vessels.

24 March

Giulia Bernacchi

Switzerland to Join NATO Support Partnership for Patriot Air Defense System

Switzerland has agreed to join the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) Patriot Support Partnership (PATRIOT SP).

24 March

Artists impression of the new DREADNOUGHT CLASS. The Dreadnought class of ballistic submarines for the Royal Navy is now being built. Successor was the name for the programme of delivering these submarines for the Royal Navy until the first boat was named in October 2016. This is the enduring commitment of the Navy's dedication to continuous at sea deterrence (CASD) since April 1969.

Rojoef Manuel

BAE Systems Lays Keel of UK Navy’s Lead Dreadnought Nuclear Submarine

BAE Systems has laid the keel of the UK Royal Navy’s first Dreadnought-class nuclear submarine in Barrow-in-Furness, England.

24 March

Rojoef Manuel

Ukraine Requests $100M in Military Aid From Estonia

Ukraine has sent a military aid request to Estonia in support of its continuing defense against Russia’s aggression.

23 March

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a meeting

Staff Writer With AFP

Russia Hopes for ‘Progress’ at Saudi Talks: Negotiator

Moscow is hoping to achieve "some progress" at talks in Saudi Arabia on Monday, a Russian negotiator told state media before the United States meets delegations from both Ukraine and Russia in a bid to halt the three-year conflict.

22 March

The accused Mehdi Nemmouche pictured at the session of the announce of the penalties at the trial for the terrorist attack at the Jewish Museum in Brussels, at the Brussels Justice Palace, in Brussels, Tuesday 12 March 2019. Nemmouche and Bendrer are accused of committing a terrorist attack on 24 May 2014 at the Brussels Jewish Museum, killing four people. Nemmouche is sentenced to life imprisonment, Bendrer is sentenced to 15 years. BELGA PHOTO POOL YVES HERMAN (Photo by POOL YVES HERMAN / BELGA MAG / Belga via AFP)

Staff Writer With AFP

French IS Jihadist Who Held Journalists Gets Life Sentence

A French court on Friday sentenced a French jihadist to life in prison for holding four journalists captive more than a decade ago in war-torn Syria.

22 March

Ukrainian soldier on top of a South African Mbombe 6 armored fighting vehicle. Photo: NMFTE via Telegram

Staff Writer With AFP

Germany Approves $3.2B in New Ukraine Military Aid

Germany on Friday approved $3.25 billion in new military aid for Ukraine, just days before planned US-brokered talks with Moscow and Kyiv on a limited truce.

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