Europe
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Oct- 2024 -21 October
Germany Opens NATO Naval Command Center on Baltic Sea
Germany has inaugurated a new NATO naval command center to boost defense readiness in the Baltic Sea region as Russia pursues its invasion of Ukraine.
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21 October
Turkey to Donate ‘Significant Number’ of Kamikaze Drones to Albania
Turkey will donate a “significant number” of loitering munitions to Albania, underscoring the strengthening ties between the two nations.
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21 October
Poland to Enhance Bayraktar TB2 Drone Operability With New Contract
Poland is set to enhance the operability of its fleet of 24 Bayraktar TB2 drones through a new logistical and service support agreement with Baykar.
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21 October
Grob to Supply Additional SK 40 Military Trainer Aircraft for Sweden
Sweden has contracted German company Grob Aircraft SE to deliver three more SK 40 training planes for the armed forces.
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21 October
Canada Earmarks $46M Military Assistance for Ukraine
Ottawa is investing $46.8 million in military aid to support Ukraine against Russia’s continuing invasion.
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21 October
French Army Receives First Batch of New Night Vision Goggles
The French Army has received its first 300 Bi-NYX night vision goggles from Thales as part of a 2020 contract.
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21 October
Germany Reveals What Military Equipment It Plans to Send Ukraine
Germany has unveiled what military aid it plans to send to Ukraine, including advanced air defense systems, main battle tanks, and drones.
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21 October
Former President Poroshenko Donates $1 Million in Military Aid to Ukraine
Former Ukrainian President Poroshenko transferred 1,600 (FPV) drones and other equipment to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, valued $1 million.
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21 October
Thailand Signs IRIS-T Missile Support Contract With Diehl Defence
The Royal Thai Air Force has signed a support contract with Diehl Defence to enhance the operational capabilities of the IRIS-T missile across its fleet.
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20 October
NATO in Push for Common Military Equipment Standards
NATO pledged to develop common standards for military equipment to make it more compatible between member states, addressing a problem that has plagued the alliance for decades.
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