Europe
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Feb- 2022 -23 February
UK Unveils 10-Year, $270 Billion Defense Spending
The British Ministry of Defence has announced that it plans to invest 238 billion euros in state-of-the-art military equipment.
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23 February
Russia’s Putin Announces ‘Military Operation’ in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced Thursday a military operation in Ukraine to defend separatists in the east of the country.
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23 February
Rheinmetall Launches Lynx 120 for Mechanized Fire Support
German technology firm Rheinmetall has announced the development of its new Lynx 120 mechanized fire support vehicle with anti-tank capabilities.
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23 February
Military Coalition Announces Baltic Sea Drills
Defense ministers from 10 countries announced maneuvers in the Baltic Sea, after condemning Russia for its actions in Ukraine.
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22 February
French Military Reveals New Strategy to Control Seabed
The French Ministry of Armed Forces unveiled a new strategy to broaden the capabilities of the navy to control the seabed in its territorial waters.
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22 February
Biden Says Will Continue to Supply ‘Defensive’ Weapons to Ukraine
President Biden said the US would continue to supply "defensive" weapons to Ukraine against a Russian invasion and deploy troops to reinforce NATO allies in Eastern Europe.
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22 February
Russia Fire Testing Kornet Air-Droppable Anti-Tank System
Russia’s Kornet-D1 air-droppable anti-tank missile system is in the final stage of fire, laboratory, and road testing.
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22 February
South Korean Military to Receive Hensoldt IFF Systems
Hensoldt has been contracted to provide state-of-the-art identification friend or foe systems to the South Korean military.
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22 February
Netherlands Orders Smart Shooter SMASH Fire Control System
The armed forces of the Netherlands has ordered SMASH fire control systems from defense and technology firm Smart Shooter.
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22 February
German Soldier Builds Rolling Machine Gun Decoy Robot
A German soldier has developed a mobile machine gun simulator robot for use during training or as a decoy in real combat situations.
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