Europe
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Aug- 2022 -19 August
Microsoft Disrupts Russian Hackers Targeting NATO Countries
Microsoft has detected and disrupted Russian-linked hackers that target people and key defense organizations in NATO countries.
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19 August
Babcock Begins Post-Life Extension for UK Royal Navy’s HMS Argyll
Babcock International Group has started the post-life extension (LIFEX) program for the UK Royal Navy’s Duke-class frigate HMS Argyll.
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19 August
Finnish Company to Provide Ukrainian Army With Satellite Imaging
Finnish company ICEYE will provide Ukraine full access to its Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite imaging capabilities over Ukraine for use by the armed forces.
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19 August
US to Donate 8 Combat Helicopters to Czech Republic
The United States said it will donate eight combat and multi-purpose helicopters to the Czech Republic, a NATO member.
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19 August
BAE Systems’ New Comm Network Links Drones, Military Equipment
BAE Systems has unveiled a communication network that can link “everything” from small reconnaissance drones to armored vehicles, warships, fighter jets, and military commands.
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19 August
EU-Mediated Talks Fail to Quell Kosovo-Serbia Tensions
EU-mediated "crisis management" talks between Serbia and Kosovo failed to quell rising tensions between the Balkan neighbors.
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19 August
France Condemns ‘Manipulation’ Over Mali Withdrawal
France condemned "increasing manipulation of information" about its military withdrawal from its former colony Mali.
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18 August
Russia Says ‘No Heavy Weapons’ Deployed at Ukraine Nuclear Plant
Russia's defense ministry said its forces did not have heavy weapons deployed at Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
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18 August
Russia Deploys Hypersonic Missiles to Kaliningrad
Russia relocated three warplanes equipped with hypersonic missiles to its exclave of Kaliningrad on the coast of the Baltic Sea.
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18 August
Denmark to Invest $5.5B in Navy, Build Own Ships
Denmark will invest $5.5 billion in its navy over the next 20 years and upgrade its fleet to meet new security needs following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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