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Boeing, Lockheed, Leonardo Compete for Australia’s Advanced Jet Trainer

Boeing is competing with two other defense giants for the Royal Australian Air Force's next-generation fighter trainer aircraft.

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Singapore to Buy Eight More F-35B Fighters From Lockheed Martin

Singapore has exercised an option to acquire eight additional F-35B Lightning II Fighter multirole combat aircraft from Lockheed Martin.

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Russia Trying to Change Missile Strike Tactics Against Ukraine: Intel

Russia is trying to recalibrate its missile strike tactics against Ukrainian territories, according to a recent Kyiv military intelligence report.

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US Developing Two Military Battery Prototypes

The US Defense Logistics Agency’s Research and Development Office has launched two projects to enhance military batteries.

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General Atomics MQ-9B SkyGuardian Completes Cold Weather Validation

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has completed a cold weather validation test for its MQ-9B SkyGuardian drone.

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Serbia Won’t Provide Russia With Weapons Despite Expectations: Ukraine Intel

Serbia will not send weapons and equipment to Russia despite Moscow’s expectations of support for its year-long war against Ukraine.

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Top Al-Qaeda Figure Killed in Yemen Air Strike: Sources

A senior Al-Qaeda figure was killed in a suspected US air strike in war-torn Yemen, security and local government sources said.

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UN Pauses Aid Flights in East DR Congo After Helicopter Attack

The UN is suspending humanitarian flights across much of eastern Democratic Republic of Congo after one of its helicopters came under attack.

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Finland Moves Closer to Joining NATO Without Sweden

Finland kicked off a parliamentary debate on accelerating its bid to join NATO, increasing the likelihood it will leave neighbor Sweden behind.

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Denmark Scraps Public Holiday to Boost Defense Spending

Denmark's parliament adopted a controversial bill to abolish a public holiday to put more money towards its military.

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