Europe

Netherlands Becomes First Buyer of Pilatus PC-7 MKX Training System

The Netherlands has signed a contract with Pilatus, becoming the first country to purchase the company’s new PC-7 MKX flight training system. 

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Germany Investigates Suspected Sabotage of New Warship

German police were investigating the potential sabotage of a brand-new warship after several dozen kilograms of metal shavings were dumped into its engine system.

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Russia, Ukraine Trade Strikes on Energy Sites

Russia and Ukraine traded long-range attacks on each other's energy infrastructure overnight, allegedly sparking a fire at a Russian oil refinery and fresh power restrictions in Ukraine.

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Seoul Says N. Korea Has Given Russia 200 Long-Range Artillery Pieces

North Korea has provided 200 pieces of long-range artillery to Russia, a South Korean defense ministry official told AFP on Tuesday.

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Greece Introduces $212M ‘High-Tech’ Combat Uniform

The Hellenic Armed Forces has unveiled a cutting-edge combat uniform designed to better equip soldiers for modern challenges.

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Sweden to Limit Access to Semi-Automatic Weapons After Mass Shooting: Govt

Sweden will introduce a bill to amend gun laws and restrict access to semi-automatic guns after the country's worst mass shooting this week.

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Morocco Receives First Turkish Bayraktar Akinci Drones

Morocco has received its first batch of Bayraktar Akinci drones from Turkey, as part of an agreement reportedly signed in 2023.

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EU Pumps Over $1 Billion Into Next-Gen Military Innovations

The European Commission has allocated $1.02 billion for collaborative defense research and development under the European Defence Fund (EDF).

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Turkey’s Longest-Range Ballistic Missile ‘Tayfun’ Surpasses 500 Km in Recent Test

Roketsan has conducted another test of its longest-range ballistic missile, the Tayfun, surpassing the 500-kilometer mark.

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EU Says ‘Foundations’ Laid for Ukraine War Tribunal

The European Union on Tuesday said experts had agreed on the "legal foundations" for a special tribunal to try Russia over the war in Ukraine.

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