Europe
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May- 2022 -31 May
UK Launches $31M Defense Innovation Fund in Support of Ukraine
The UK has launched a $31.5-million fund to propose innovative “battle-winning” solutions for the Ukrainian armed forces.
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31 May
Saab to Deliver Carl-Gustaf Components to Undisclosed Customer
Swedish defense firm Saab has announced that it received a $65.5 million order for Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle components.
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31 May
Biden Rules Out Sending Rocket Systems ‘That Can Strike Into Russia’ to Ukraine
US President Joe Biden said he would not send rocket systems to Ukraine that could hit targets well inside Russian territory.
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31 May
Erdogan Tells Putin Syria ‘Safe Zone’ Is ‘Imperative’
Erdogan told his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin it was essential to create a "safe zone" inside Syria near the Turkish border.
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31 May
France to Boost Arms Supplies to Ukraine: FM
France's new foreign minister Catherine Colonna said Paris is ready to boost military aid to Ukraine to help it counter Russia's invasion.
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30 May
US-Made Microchips Found in Captured Russian Weapons: Report
The Ukrainian military seized Russian weapons and military equipment containing microchips from the US, according to Ukraine intelligence.
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30 May
US OKs $3B in Military Sales to Egypt, Australia, Netherlands
The US State Department has approved a potential $3.1 billion sale of heavy-lift helicopters and other military equipment to Egypt, Australia, and the Netherlands.
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30 May
Ankara Will Not Await US ‘Permission’ for New Syria Offensive
Turkey will not wait for US "permission" to launch a new offensive in Syria, President Erdogan said, defying a warning from Washington.
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30 May
Ukraine Pushes Back in Kherson as Zelensky Visits East
Ukrainian forces have counterattacked in the country's south as Zelensky made his first visit to the embattled east.
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29 May
Germany Agrees $107B Fund to Modernize Military in Face of Russia Threat
Germany's government and conservative opposition have agreed to a deal that will release $107 billion to modernize the army in the face of the Russian threat.
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