Europe
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Apr- 2022 -20 April
Russian Military ‘Advisor’ in Mali Killed by Road Bomb
A Russian national operating alongside Malian soldiers was killed by a roadside bomb in the center of the conflict-torn Sahel state, an army document and officials said.
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20 April
US Defense Firm Donates Recon Drones to Ukraine
AeroVironment is donating more than 100 reconnaissance drones to Ukraine to shore up its defense against the Russian invasion.
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20 April
Erdogan Says Iraq Backs Turkey’s Push Against Kurdish Rebels
Turkish President Erdogan said the central government in Baghdad supported Turkey's latest offensive against outlawed Kurdish militants in northern Iraq.
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20 April
Ukraine in Talks to Get US MQ-9 Reaper Armed Drones: Report
Ukraine officials are in talks with General Atomics to purchase MQ-9 Reaper armed unmanned aerial vehicles.
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20 April
Norway Gives Ukraine Anti-Air Missiles
Norway has given Ukraine around 100 French-made Mistral anti-air missiles.
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20 April
Finnish MPs Begin Deciding Whether to Join NATO
Finland starts debating whether to seek NATO membership, after the war in Ukraine sparked a surge in political support for joining the bloc.
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20 April
Up to 20,000 Mercenaries in Ukraine: European Official
Up to 20,000 mercenaries from Russia's Wagner Group as well as from Syria and Libya are fighting alongside Moscow's forces in Ukraine.
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20 April
Russia Using Weapons in Ukraine Smuggled by Iranian Militia: Report
Russia is reportedly sourcing Iraqi weapons for its Ukraine military campaign through Iran-backed smuggling networks.
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20 April
HENSOLDT and Thales to Equip German F126 Frigates With Sensor Suite
HENSOLDT has signed a contract with Thales to deliver a TRS-4D naval radar for the German Navy’s multi-purpose F126 frigates.
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20 April
Czech Arms Firms to Repair Damaged Ukrainian Tanks
Czech firms will repair Ukrainian tanks and armored vehicles damaged in combat following a request from Kyiv, the Czech defense ministry said.
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