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May- 2023 -12 MayAir
Spanish Air Force Accepts First H135 Helicopter From Airbus
Airbus Helicopters has delivered the Spanish Air and Space Force’s first H135 light utility rotorcraft in Albacete.
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12 MayAsia Pacific
Majority of Japanese Reluctant to Defend Taiwan if China Invades: Poll
A survey has found that most people in Japan are concerned about their government helping Taiwan in a Chinese invasion.
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12 MayAmericas
US Military Readiness Degraded by Two Decades of Conflict: Report
Two decades of direct and indirect conflict involving the US military has degraded its combat readiness, the Government Accountability Office has found.
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12 MayAir
India’s First C295 Tactical Transport Aircraft Completes Maiden Flight
The Indian Air Force has completed the maiden flight of its first C295 tactical transport aircraft.
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12 MayLand
Landmarc to Manage UK Military Training Areas
Landmarc Support Services has received a $702 million contract to manage UK armed forces military training areas.
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12 MayTechnology
Raytheon Unveils High-Altitude Oxygen Supply System for Parachuting Missions
Raytheon Technologies segment Collins Aerospace has launched its latest high-altitude oxygen supply for paratroopers.
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12 MayAfrica
Sudan Warring Sides Make Humanitarian Promise but No Truce
Sudan's warring military factions signed a commitment to respect humanitarian principles in their spiralling conflict but they did not reach a ceasefire.
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12 MayWar
Russia Denies Claims of Ukrainian ‘Breakthrough’ in Bakhmut
Russia denied claims by pro-Moscow bloggers and the head of the Wagner mercenary group that Ukrainian troops had made a breakthrough in Bakhmut.
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11 MayAmericas
US Approves $8.5B Sale of 60 Chinook Helicopters to Germany
The United States announced the approval of an $8.5 billion sale of 60 CH-47F Chinook helicopters and other equipment to Germany.
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11 MayAfrica
US Accuses South Africa of Having Supplied Weapons to Russia
The US envoy to South Africa accused the country of having covertly provided arms to Russia, a charge that drew an angry rebuke from Pretoria.
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