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Japan Considering General Atomics SeaGuardian Drone

The Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force is considering purchasing the MQ-9B SeaGuardian drone.

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USS New Hampshire Receives Polymer-Based 3D Printer

The US Naval Sea Systems Command has integrated a 3D printer into the USS New Hampshire Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarine.

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US OKs $500M Anti-Radiation Missile Sale to Australia

The US State Department has cleared a possible sale of anti-radiation missiles to the government of Australia for $506 million.

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BAE Systems Introduces Australia’s First Homegrown Hybrid Drone ‘STRIX’

BAE Systems has unveiled Australia’s first domestically-made hybrid unmanned aerial system, dubbed the “STRIX.”

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UK, German Air Forces Prepare for First Joint NATO Air Policing Mission

The UK and Germany are conducting exercises to prepare for their first integrated NATO air policing mission.

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UK Seeks Ukraine-Bound AS90 Artillery Replacement Within 12 Months

The UK Ministry of Defence seeks to deliver a medium-range land fires capability to the British Army within 12 months to plug the gap from supplying 155mm AS90 self-propelled guns to Ukraine.

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Two Dead in Russian Drone Attack in West Ukraine

A Russian attack with Iran-made drones early Monday left two people dead and three more wounded in the western Ukraine city of Khmelnytskyi.

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Poland, US in Talks to Produce Ammunition for Ukraine

Polish President Duda said that during Biden's visit to Warsaw they began talks on producing much-needed ammunition for Ukraine.

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Turkish Drone Kills 3 PKK-Affiliated Fighters in Iraq: Kurds

A Turkish drone attack in northern Iraq killed at least three fighters from the minority Yazidi community affiliated with the rebel PKK, Iraqi Kurdish officials said.

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Algeria and Russia Aim to Boost Military Ties

The head of Algeria's army hosted Russia's top security official to discuss boosting their military ties, the defense ministry in Algiers said.

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