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Ukraine to Receive Cyber Defense Fund From Denmark

The Danish government plans to send military aid to Ukraine to boost the country’s cyber defense capabilities.

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Raytheon to Supply Commander’s Independent Viewer for US Army Bradleys

Raytheon has secured a $154-million contract to deliver Commander’s Independent Viewer systems for US Army Bradley infantry fighting vehicles.

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EDGE Group Wins ‘Largest’ Military Robotic Vehicle Order From UAE

EDGE Group announced that it has won a contract to deliver dozens of robotic vehicles to the UAE military.

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Philippines Pushes for Self-Reliance in Defense

The Philippines is pushing for a more self-reliant defense posture in the face of increasing security threats from China.

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US Air Force to Equip Anti-Explosive Robots With Infrared Sensors

The US Air Force is developing an infrared sensing prototype to enhance its robotic counter-improvised explosive device systems.

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NATO Kicks off Largest Military Exercise in Decades

NATO began its biggest military exercise since the Cold War with a US warship leaving the US for transit across the Atlantic to alliance territory in Europe.

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Germany to Send Military Helicopters to Ukraine for First Time

Germany has announced that it will provide Ukraine with six Sea King Mk41 military helicopters as support in its war against Russia.

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HRW Says Burkina Faso Army Strikes Killed Dozens of Civilians

Human Rights Watch accused the Burkina Faso army of killing at least 60 civilians in drone strikes which the government said targeted jihadist fighters.

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UK Military ‘Too Small’ for War, May Call Up Public to Fight: Army Chief

The UK military is “too small” to survive a war if the Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates to NATO, the British Army’s highest-ranking official said.

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Myanmar Ethnic Minority Fighters Claim Control of Port Town

Fighters from a Myanmar ethnic minority armed group have seized control of a port town after more than two months of intense clashes with junta troops, they said.

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