Europe
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Jun- 2023 -16 June
US OKs $160M E-2C Hawkeye Sustainment Support for France
The US State Department has approved a potential sustainment support contract for France’s E-2C Hawkeye airborne early warning aircraft.
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16 June
Denmark Hopes to Start Training Ukraine Pilots by Summer’s End
Denmark is putting the final touches on plans to start training Ukrainian F-16 fighter pilots on its soil by the end of summer.
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16 June
Russia Forcing Ukrainian Mechanics to Repair Armored Vehicles: Report
The Russian military is forcing Ukrainian mechanics to repair its armored vehicles damaged in the ongoing invasion, according to Ukraine’s National Resistance Center.
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16 June
British Army Resumes Training on Troubled Ajax Infantry Vehicles
The UK Ministry of Defence announced Thursday that the army has begun training again on the troubled Ajax infantry fighting vehicles.
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16 June
Russia, Algeria Tighten ‘Strategic’ Ties
President Putin and Algerian President Tebboune pledged to deepen their two countries' "strategic partnership" as the Kremlin seeks to pivot Russia towards Asia and Africa.
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16 June
NATO Weighs Extending Stoltenberg Term
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said it was up to alliance members to decide if they want to replace him, as they weigh further extending his nine years in charge.
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16 June
Ukraine Says One Russian Missile, 20 Drones Downed Overnight
Ukrainian forces have reportedly intercepted one cruise missile and 20 explosive drones launched by Russia in its latest nighttime attack.
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15 June
Turkey Drone Strikes Kill 16 in Syria: Monitor
Turkey has escalated drone attacks on Kurdish-held regions of north and northeast Syria this week, killing 16 people in a single day.
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15 June
Royal Air Force Marks C-130 Hercules Fleet Retirement With Flyby
The UK Royal Air Force performed a flyby to mark the retirement of its C-130 Hercules military transport fleet at the end of June.
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15 June
A US Training Program Contributed to a Ukrainian Pilot’s Death. It Must Do Better
The tragic story of an Ukrainian MiG-29 pilot trained by the US being killed in combat highlights the need for reform in the US Defense Cooperation system.
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