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10 May

Russian soldiers walks along a street in Mariupol

Over 1,000 Ukraine Fighters Still in Azovstal Plant: Kyiv

Kyiv said that more than 1,000 Ukrainian troops remained in the sprawling Azovstal steelworks in the Russian-controlled port city of Mariupol.

10 May

Joe Saballa

Rheinmetall Delivers 3,000 Military Vehicles to Germany

Rheinmetall MAN Military Vehicles announced that it has delivered 3,000 unprotected transport vehicles to the German military.

10 May

Joe Saballa

Elbit Systems to Develop Training Tech for British Submarines

Elbit Systems has been chosen to provide training technologies for the UK navy’s future Dreadnought-class submarines.

10 May

Jeffrey H. Fischer

Russia’s Possible Doctrine Dilemma

Evidence from the war in Ukraine suggests that Russia’s long-standing military doctrine has reached and surpassed its capacity for scalability.

10 May

Two Russian soldiers patrol in the Mariupol drama theatre

Staff Writer With AFP

US Says Sanctions Biting Into Russia’s Arms Industry

International sanctions are hitting Russia's arms industry, which is struggling to replace guided missiles used by Russia's military in Ukraine because of an embargo, a US defense official said.

9 May

American soldier shows soldier from the Finnish Army an AT-4 anti-armor weapon

Staff Writer With AFP

Overwhelming Support for NATO Bid Among Finns: Poll

More than three-quarters of people in Finland now support joining NATO, a new poll showed, after opinion on the military alliance flipped following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

9 May

US President Joe Biden speaks about the situation in Afghanistan from the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, July 8, 2021

Staff Writer With AFP

Biden Signs Measure Speeding up US Weapons Deliveries to Ukraine

President Biden resurrected a World War II measure, allowing acceleration of weapons shipments to Ukraine for its battle against Russia's invasion.

9 May

Joe Saballa

UK to Equip Coyote Tactical Vehicles With 105mm Howitzers

The British Army will soon see its Coyote six-wheeled tactical vehicles equipped with 105-millimeter Howitzer weapon systems.

9 May

Army personnel aiding the Environment Agency in Ilkley and Calderdale during Storm Dennis, 2020

William Morris

Britain Needs a New Civil Defence Corps

For the sake of British national security, it's imperative that the shortfalls in home defense be rectified and that a Civil Defence Corps is established.

8 May