Europe
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Oct- 2026 -23 October
Denmark Backs $113M Loan for Ukrainian Defense Firm Fire Point
Denmark will provide a state guarantee for a $113-million loan to Ukrainian defense manufacturer Fire Point’s Danish subsidiary.
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23 October
Kongsberg to Arm Poland’s K2 Tanks With Remote Weapon Stations
Kongsberg will supply remote weapon stations for Poland’s K2 tanks and two types of support vehicles under a new contract with the Polish Armed Forces.
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23 October
France Opens Probe Into Drone Incursions Near Naval Base
French authorities have opened a judicial investigation after unauthorized drones were detected near and over military facilities.
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23 October
Sweden Orders Four Bofors 57Mk3 Naval Guns From BAE Systems
Sweden has awarded BAE Systems a contract for four Bofors 57Mk3 naval gun systems and Bofors 57mm 3P (Pre-fragmented, Programmable, Proximity-fused) ammunition.
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22 October
UK Sends Typhoons, A400M to Saudi Arabia Amid Houthi Attacks
The UK will deploy RAF Typhoon fighter jets to help defend Saudi cities and critical infrastructure against Houthi missile and drone attacks.
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22 October
Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, Indonesia Agree to Expand Defense Cooperation
Turkey, Qatar, Pakistan, and Indonesia have signed a defense cooperation agreement covering military production, training, and research.
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22 October
Ukraine Identifies 46,000 Foreign Recruits in Russia’s Armed Forces
Ukraine has identified 45,959 foreign nationals from 151 countries and unrecognized territories who signed military contracts with Russia.
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22 October
Sweden Orders Raytheon UK GPS Anti-Jamming Systems
Sweden has awarded Raytheon UK two contracts to supply Landshield and Landshield Plus GPS anti-jamming systems for Swedish military platforms.
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22 October
Greece to Close 187 Military Camps Under Armed Forces Overhaul
Greece plans to close 187 military camps as part of a revised armed forces structure to redirects resources.
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22 October
Latvia Taps Emerging Tech Startups to Scale Local Military Capabilities
Latvia has selected domestic startups for its inaugural national defense pre-acceleration program, DIAL, with each company receiving up to $134,774 alongside commercialization support.
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