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Sep- 2024 -

12 September

Belgium Lacks Air Defense Weapons, Relies on F-16s: Ex-Military Official

The Belgian Armed Forces does not have enough air defense weapons so it relies heavily on its F-16 fleet for airspace protection, a retired colonel has claimed.

12 September

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

NATO Should Down Russian Drones in Baltics: Lithuania

Lithuania said that NATO aircraft based in the Baltic states should shoot down Russian drones that drift into their airspace after a Russian drone crashed in Latvia last week.

9 September

Air

Inder Singh Bisht

NATO Orders Precision-Guided Air-Dropped Bomb Kits

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency has awarded RTX a 120-million-euro ($133-million) contract for laser guidance/GPS kits.

9 September

Air

Joe Saballa

Hungary Welcomes Inaugural KC-390 Millenium Aircraft

The Hungarian Defence Forces takes delivery of its first KC-390 Millenium transport aircraft from Brazilian aerospace giant Embraer.

9 September

Europe

Bridge over the Gauja decorated with flags of Latvia

Staff Writer With AFP

Latvia Reports Russian Drone Crash on NATO Territory

Latvia said a Russian military drone had crashed on its territory, adding that airspace breaches had increased along NATO's eastern borders.

5 September

Europe

Joe Saballa

Dutch Army to Have Own Tank Battalion for First Time in 13 Years: Report

The Netherlands has announced plans to re-establish its own tank battalion after getting rid of all its tanks in 2011.

2 September

Air

Polish soldier during the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising

Staff Writer With AFP

Poland Says Has ‘Duty’ to Down Stray Russian Missiles

Warsaw has a "constitutional duty" to shoot down Russian missiles over Ukraine that are on course to hit Polish territory, Poland's foreign minister said.

Aug- 2024 -

30 August

Land