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Patria, KNDS to Assemble Patria 6×6 Vehicles in Germany 

Patria and KNDS Deutschland Maintenance have signed an agreement to assemble and integrate Patria 6x6 armored personnel carriers in Germany.

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Peru Says 11 Citizens Killed Fighting for Russia, 114 Missing 

Peru has found that at least 11 of its citizens have died while serving with Russian forces in Ukraine, while 114 remain missing.

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Myanmar Military Escalated Attacks on Civilians, War Crimes Ahead of Elections 

Myanmar’s military has intensified airstrikes on civilians, as war crimes and crimes against humanity escalated across the country.

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US Army Seeks Industry Help to Turn 50mm Cannon Into a Drone Killer

The US Army is calling on industry partners to transform a 50mm cannon into a counter-unmanned aircraft system capable of tracking and defeating Class 1, 2, and 3 drone threats.

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Taiwan’s Drone Defenses Can’t Handle Fiber-Optic, AI-Guided Drones: Audit

A recent audit report has found that Taiwan’s existing drone defenses are not equipped to counter fiber-optic and AI-guided systems, exposing a potential gap against more advanced Chinese unmanned platforms.

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Taiwan Adds a ‘Ukraine-Style’ Mid-Range Strike Drone to Its Arsenal

The Taiwanese Navy has flown a new medium-class one-way strike drone for the first time during the Han Kuang exercise, adding another locally developed autonomous weapon to Taiwan’s growing drone arsenal.

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From Strike Weapons to Air Defense: Boeing Pursues Flexible Radar Seeker

A new radar seeker under development at Boeing could give multiple weapons a flexible sensor architecture for detecting and tracking targets across different missions.

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Raytheon’s New UUV Challenges the Cost of Long-Range Undersea Missions

Raytheon is challenging the economics of long-range underwater operations with a new unmanned undersea vehicle built to go farther without driving up costs.

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Australian Firm Develops Handheld Device That Reads the Electromagnetic Battlefield

Australian firm DroneShield is shrinking radio-frequency intelligence into a handheld package, giving operators a single device to detect, identify, locate, and assess signals on the battlefield.

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US Army Taps Collins Aerospace to Modernize Chinook Fleet

The US Army has tapped Collins Aerospace for a contract worth up to $472 million to provide engineering services to modernize its CH-47 Chinook fleet.

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