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NATO Eyes ‘Heightened Presence’ Around Sweden, Baltic

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance could heighten its presence around Sweden and the Baltic Sea.

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Blighter to Develop UGV Tactical Radars for NATO Customer

Blighter has clinched a contract from a NATO customer to develop a tactical radar that can be mounted on an unmanned ground vehicle.

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Finland Welcomes NATO Support Amid Security Fears

Finland, which is considering joining NATO, welcomed an alliance vow to protect the Nordic country from any Russian interference.

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German Parliament Approves Heavy Weapons for Ukraine

The German parliament voted in favor of providing Ukraine with heavy weapons, backing a shift in policy that came with the decision to send tanks to Kyiv earlier this week.

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‘Ramp up’ Military Production to Help Ukraine, Urges UK Foreign Minister

Ukraine's fate is hanging in the balance and its allies must brace for the long haul and "ramp up" military production to help, Britain's foreign minister said.

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UK Probes ‘Russian Hack’ Targeting Army Recruits

The UK defense ministry said it was investigating a reported hack by Russia of its computer systems targeting more than 100 army recruits.

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Finnish MPs Begin Deciding Whether to Join NATO

Finland starts debating whether to seek NATO membership, after the war in Ukraine sparked a surge in political support for joining the bloc.

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Ukraine Receives Fighter Planes, Parts to Bolster Air Force: Pentagon

Ukraine has received fighter planes and aircraft parts to bolster its air force in the face of Russia's invasion, the Pentagon said.

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UK Nuclear Weapons Storage Site Being Upgraded

NATO has added the UK to the list of countries where military infrastructure is being upgraded for nuclear weapons storage.

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F-16 Sale to Turkey in National Interest: US 

The US State Department has told Congress that the potential sale of F-16 fighter jets to Turkey would agree with the country’s interests.

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