Middle East
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Mar- 2022 -23 March
Israel Approves Iron Beam Laser Interceptor Funding
The Israeli Ministry of Defense has approved funding to develop a high-powered laser interceptor to shoot down a range of aerial targets.
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23 March
Elbit Systems Clinches $27M Swedish Tank Ammunition Deal
Elbit Systems has been awarded a $27 million contract to supply ammunition for Swedish Leopard main battle tanks.
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18 March
Turkish Ship-Borne Missile Launch System to Quadruple Firepower
Turkey’s newly announced ship-borne National Vertical Launch System will be outfitted with a “Quad-Pack,” boosting its missile launch capacity to 64.
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17 March
UN Aid Drive to Avert Yemen Catastrophe Falls Far Short
The UN voiced disappointment after a pledging conference raised less than a third of the money needed to prevent catastrophe in Yemen.
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15 March
UAE Firms to Provide Next-Gen SATCOM for Unmanned Vessels
UAE-based Yahsat has signed an agreement with Al Seer Marine to equip unmanned vessels with a next-gen satellite communication system.
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15 March
Israel Troops Kill Two Palestinians in West Bank Clashes
Israeli troops killed two Palestinians in separate shootings in the occupied West Bank, the latest in a flurry of deadly clashes.
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14 March
Iran Says Missiles Targeted ‘Israeli Site’ in Iraq’s Arbil
Iran claimed responsibility for missile strikes on Iraq's Arbil, saying they targeted an Israeli "strategic center."
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11 March
Chinese, Saudi Firms to Jointly Develop Military Drones
Saudi Arabia and China have agreed to design and manufacture cutting-edge military unmanned aerial systems in the kingdom.
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11 March
Saudi Oil Refinery Hit by Drone Attack
A drone attack on an oil refinery in the Saudi capital caused a small fire but no disruption to supplies, officials said.
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10 March
IS Names New Leader, Confirms Death of Predecessor
IS confirmed the death of its leader Abu Ibrahim al-Qurashi, more than a month after his demise, and named Abu Hasan al-Hashemi al-Qurashi as his successor.
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