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Indra to Provide Space Surveillance Radar for Germany

Germany has contracted Spanish defense company Indra to produce, integrate, and deliver a space surveillance radar capable of detecting objects in low space orbit. 

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Milrem Robotics to Unveil New 8×8 Robotic Combat Vehicle

Estonian defense firm Milrem Robotics will debut its HAVOC 8×8 Robotic Combat Vehicle at IDEX 2025 in the UAE later this month.

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Sweden Procures ‘Gavia’ Autonomous Underwater Vehicles From Teledyne

Sweden signed an agreement to procure “Gavia” autonomous underwater vehicles from Teledyne Marine to enhance its mine countermeasures capabilities.

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German Firm to Make 6,000 More AI-Enabled Drones for Ukraine

German defense firm Helsing said it will manufacture 6,000 of its new AI-enabled HX-2 strike drones for Ukraine and that it had completed its first facility for mass producing the munitions.

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Australia Accuses China Fighter Jet of ‘Unsafe’ Conduct Above South China Sea

Australia said a Chinese fighter jet dropped flares near an Australian air force plane patrolling the South China Sea, accusing Beijing of “unsafe” military conduct.

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Elistair to Supply Tethered Small Drone for Military Partner

Elistair has signed an agreement to provide a tethered small unmanned aerial system for an allied military force.

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India, Pakistan Exchange Fire Across Kashmir Border: Reports

Indian and Pakistani troops have exchanged fire across the heavily militarized Kashmir frontier that divides the two archrivals.

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Ukrainian Intelligence Agency Hacks Russian Oil and Gas Contractor Systems

Ukraine's intelligence agency has conducted a digital assault operation against contractors associated with Russia’s state-owned energy company Gazprom.

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Ukrainian Military Opens Lower Draft Age Program

Ukraine's Ministry of Defense has launched a new military recruitment scheme for civilians aged 18 to 24.

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Anduril Takes Over US Army’s $22B IVAS Program From Microsoft

Anduril will assume development of the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System, taking over from Microsoft following a series of setbacks that delayed the program.

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