Burkina Army Kills Jihadist Chief, Say Security Sources
Armed forces in Burkina Faso have killed a jihadist commander blamed for some of the bloodiest attacks in the country's troubled north.
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Denmark Votes on Joining EU’s Common Defense Policy
Traditionally eurosceptic Denmark votes in a referendum on whether to overturn its opt-out on the EU's common defense policy.
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India Halves $20B Multi-Role Fighter Aircraft Program: Report
The Indian Air Force is reportedly cutting down its foreign fighter procurement program requirement from 114 to 57 aircraft.
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Twenty-four civilians were killed and 60 wounded in an attack by separatist gunmen in a anglophone region of Cameroon, the local…
Russian Forces Control ‘Most’ of East Ukraine’s Severodonetsk: Governor
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UK Launches $31M Defense Innovation Fund in Support of Ukraine
The UK has launched a $31.5-million fund to propose innovative “battle-winning” solutions for the Ukrainian armed forces.
Israel-Made Hermes 900 Drone Crashes in Philippines
The Philippine Air Force has announced that its Israeli-made Hermes 900 drone crashed while performing a functional test flight.
China Unveils ‘Mothership’ to Launch Drone Swarms
China has launched a gigantic “mothership” to launch swarms of unmanned aerial vehicles for surveillance operations.
Saab to Deliver Carl-Gustaf Components to Undisclosed Customer
Swedish defense firm Saab has announced that it received a $65.5 million order for Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle components.