Europe
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Jan- 2022 -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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9 January
US, Russia Kick off ‘Difficult’ Talks on Ukraine
A top Russian official said he had a "difficult" conversation with his US counterpart as preliminary talks on Ukraine got under way.
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7 January
Thales Wins French Military Air Surveillance Systems Contract
Thales has been awarded a 10-year contract to provide logistics support for the French military's national air command and control system.
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7 January
US to Establish New Special Forces Base in Albania
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama announced that the US Special Operations Command Europe is establishing headquarters in the Balkan country.
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7 January
Raytheon, Leonardo to Provide Rifle Sights for German Military
Raytheon Elcan and Leonardo Germany will deliver 107,929 ELCAN SpecterDR 1-4x rifle sights to the German armed forces as their main combat sight.
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6 January
Norway Closes Bodø Air Base in the Arctic
Norway has closed its Bodø Air Base, halting operations of fighter jets from the crucial airstrip above the Arctic Circle.
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6 January
Latvia to Send Military Weapons to Ukraine
Latvia's defense minister has announced that the country will provide several high-powered military weapons to Ukraine.
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6 January
Finland Buys Sako M23 Rifles to Replace Soviet-Era Snipers
Finland has signed a contract for a new rifle system in a bid to increase the precision and range of its infantry.
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5 January
Russia-Led Alliance to Send Forces to Unrest-Hit Kazakhstan
A Russia-led military alliance will send peacekeeping forces to "stabilize" Kazakhstan, blaming mass protests that have plunged the country into chaos on "outside interference."
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