defense spending

UK to Spend $12B on New Military Tech, Weapons Stockpiles

The UK has announced plans to invest $11.8 billion to develop new military technologies and replenish weapons stockpiles sent to Ukraine.

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Kosovo Buys Turkish Bayraktar Kamikaze Drones

The government of Kosovo has acquired an unspecified number of Bayraktar TB-2 drones from Turkey as part of a push to modernize its military.

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France Receives 500th Griffon Multi-Role Armored Vehicle

France has taken delivery of its 500th Griffon multi-role armored vehicle from the consortium of Nexter, Thales, and Arquus.

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Iran Claims Military Helicopters Now Outfitted With Modern Gear

An Iranian military official has claimed that the country’s attack helicopters are now fitted with modern technologies to address future threats.

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Kratos to Supply Target Drones to US Army in $95M Deal

Kratos Defense has received a $95-million contract to supply unmanned aerial target systems to the US Army.

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Germany OKs $11B Acquisition of 60 Chinooks, 3,000 Airborne Vehicles

The German parliament has approved the acquisition of 60 CH-47 Chinook helicopters, 3,000 airborne vehicles, and three Class-424 fleet service boats.

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Sweden Buys Thales SMART-L Special Long-Range Radar

Sweden has contracted Thales to deliver its SMART-L Multi-Mission Fixed long-range radar for integrated air and missile defense.

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BAE to Deliver Next-Gen SeaSparrow Missile Launcher to US Navy

BAE Systems has received a $37-million contract to design and deliver the Next-Generation Evolved SeaSparrow Missile Launch System to the US Navy.

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Morocco to Receive Merkava Tanks From Israel

Morocco is set to receive an unspecified number of Merkava tanks from Israel as part of the African nation’s efforts to bolster its military firepower.

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US Navy Seeking New Large Underwater Drone

The US Navy is asking defense industry partners for new Large Diameter Unmanned Undersea Vehicle solutions that could be fielded “as rapidly as possible.”

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