Europe
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Jan- 2022 -13 January
Saab Supplying Carl-Gustaf M4 Ammunition to Lithuania
Saab has signed a framework agreement with Lithuania to provide the country with several Carl-Gustaf M4 recoilless weapons and ammunition.
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13 January
Russia-Led Troops Begin Pullback From Kazakhstan
Over 2,000 Russia-led troops began withdrawing from Kazakhstan, Moscow said.
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12 January
BAE to Maintain Combat Readiness of Norway’s 144 CV90 IFVs
BAE Systems has signed a seven-year contract to maintain the readiness and support continuous modernization of Norway’s 144 CV90 Infantry Fighting Vehicles.
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12 January
Russia Upgrades ‘Marker’ Ground Combat Robot
Russia’s NPO Androidnaya Tekhnika has upgraded the Marker ground combat robot, equipping it with the ability to communicate with a group of ground robots.
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12 January
NATO Allies Close Ranks for Russia Talks
The US and its European allies closed ranks as they prepared to meet Russian envoys at NATO for talks to calm tensions on the Ukraine border.
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11 January
US Approves MQ-9 Reaper Drone Sale Parts to France
The US State Department has approved the sale of spare parts and support services for MQ-9 Reaper drones to France at an estimated cost of $300 million.
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11 January
Three Soldiers Killed in Azerbaijan, Armenia Clashes
Azerbaijan and Armenia reported clashes on their volatile border Tuesday that killed one Azeri soldier and two Armenian troops.
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11 January
Russia-Led Troops to Begin Leaving Kazakhstan in Two Days: President
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev said a contingent of Russia-led forces would begin leaving the country in two days.
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10 January
NATO Chiefs Says Prepared for New Armed Conflict Over Ukraine
NATO chief Stoltenberg said the US-led defense pact was prepared for “a new armed conflict in Europe” if negotiations with Russia over Ukraine fail.
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10 January
Putin Says Moscow-Led Forces in Kazakhstan for ‘Limited’ Time
Russian President Vladimir Putin said a Moscow-led military detachment deployed in Kazakhstan would remain for only a "limited" period.
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