Europe
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Jul- 2021 -7 July
Russia Developing Parachute for Canine Paratroopers
A Russian aircraft equipment manufacturer plans to launch a parachute system for service dogs next year.
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7 July
Russia’s Upgraded Flamethrower Ready for Final Trial
Russia’s TOS-2 "Tosochka" heavy flamethrower will undergo final trials in August.
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6 July
Russia to Start Mass Producing T-14 Armata Tanks in 2022
Russia will begin mass production of T-14 Armata tanks starting next year, the latest version of the Armata series in which most of the functions are “robotized.”
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6 July
Serbia Unveils New Military Equipment in ‘Lightning Strike’ Exercise
Serbia unveiled several pieces of newly acquired military hardware during its recent “Lightning Strike 2021” exercise held at eight training areas throughout the country.
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6 July
Two Ukrainian Soldiers Killed in War-Torn East
Two Ukrainian troops were killed and four wounded in attacks launched by pro-Russia separatists in Ukraine's breakaway east.
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5 July
UK Developing Missiles Capable of Communicating With Each Other
The British Ministry of Defence is investing $4.8 million to develop smarter missile systems capable of communicating with each other.
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2 July
Germany to Upgrade Infantry Fighting Vehicles in $1.2 Billion Contract
The German military has signed a more than $1.2 billion contract to upgrade 154 Puma infantry fighting vehicles.
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1 July
Russia Offers to Supply S-400 Air Defense System to Belarus
Russia has offered to supply Belarus with S-400 and Pantsir-S1 defense systems on short notice if required, according to a senior Moscow official.
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1 July
Russia Says Foiled IS Attacks in Moscow, South
Russia said it had killed an alleged member of the Islamic State jihadist group and arrested another, accusing them of planning simultaneous attacks in Moscow and the southern region of Astrakhan.
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1 July
Swiss Target US-Made F-35A Fighter Jets to Replace Ageing Fleet
The Swiss government backed the purchase of 36 Lockheed Martin F-35A fighter jets to replace its fleet and five Patriot air defense units from fellow US manufacturer Raytheon.
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