Europe

Tiny Receiver Module Promises ‘Highest Level’ of Anti-Jamming Protection

A new receiver module measuring just 23 millimeters is designed to deliver precise positioning to military assets operating in heavily contested GNSS environments.

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Ukraine Develops Its First Indigenous Precision Guided Aerial Bomb

For the first time, Ukraine will be fielding a guided aerial bomb built entirely on home soil.

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Germany’s Helsing Launches AI-Enabled Space Targeting Initiative With OHB

A new European consortium is developing AI-enabled satellite reconnaissance for faster battlefield targeting cycles.

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Ruta’s Next Evolution: A 2,000-Km Missile Built for Deep Strikes

The Ruta missile is being reborn for the third time, with Destinus moving ahead with plans for a long-range variant capable of reaching targets up to 2,000 kilometers away.

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Serbia’s IKA-20-M Drone Now Delivers Sustained Direct Fire From Above With Machine Gun

PR-DC has reworked its IKA-20-M military-grade multicopter platform, unveiling a new variant armed with a 7.62mm machine gun that can fire 250 rounds in a single sortie.

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UK Now Lets Robots Handle Finishing Touches of 3D-Printing

The UK is moving beyond manual labor for the final stages of 3D-printing, shifting the task to a new robotic system.

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Germany Maps Bunkers, Expands Civil Defense in $11.6B Plan 

Germany prepares a $11.6 billion civil defense package that would map public bunkers, shelters, and expand emergency response capabilities.

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Sweden Sends Out Call for New Generation of All-Terrain, Multi-Mission UGVs

Sweden is on the hunt for a new generation of small unmanned ground vehicles that can adapt to different missions.

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Iran State TV Says European Countries in Talks With Tehran for Hormuz Transit

Iranian state television said that European countries were in talks with Tehran over transit for ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Russian Court Orders Euroclear to Pay Around $250B Over Frozen Assets

Russia ordered Belgian group Euroclear to pay $250 billion in damages over the freezing of billions of dollars worth of Russian assets.

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