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MBDA, Greece Companies to Collaborate on Akeron Missile Projects

MBDA has signed agreements with Greek companies Miltech and Altus to collaborate on projects developing systems for the Akeron MP anti-tank missile.

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Russia’s Su-57 to Feature ‘Fifth-Gen’ Engine in 2024

Russia will induct Su-57 fighter jets featuring a new engine from 2024.

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Conflict Intensifies in Eastern DR Congo’s Masisi: Residents

Conflict between M23 rebels and government forces is intensifying in eastern DR Congo's Masisi territory, residents said.

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Ukraine Lawmakers Advance Key Mobilization Bill

Ukraine's parliament tentatively backed a bill aimed at drafting more soldiers into the army, a deeply divisive proposal in a nation exhausted by fighting.

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Fortem to Offer Advanced Counter-Drone Solutions to Saudi Arabia

Fortem Technologies has announced its intent to supply advanced counter-unmanned aerial system solutions to Saudi Arabia.

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Ukraine to Create Military Branch for Drone Warfare

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ordered the creation of a separate military branch dedicated solely to drone warfare.

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Fresh Delays Hit Remaining USAF T-7A Red Hawk Jet Trainer Deliveries

Boeing has revealed that deliveries of the remaining T-7A Red Hawk trainer aircraft to the US Air Force have been hit by fresh delays due to supply chain issues.

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Australia, UK, US Demo AI in Autonomous Military Systems

The Australian military has partnered with the UK and the US to showcase the operability of autonomous assets with artificial intelligence.

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German Defense Supplier Renk Makes Stock Market Return

German tank gearbox maker Renk returned to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, highlighting growing investor appetite for the defense industry in the wake of Russia's war in Ukraine.

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Netherlands Detects Malicious Cyber Activity From Chinese Spies

The Netherlands has discovered malicious cyber activity against the armed forces' computer networks involving Chinese spies.

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