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8 March

War

An M1A1 Abrams tank provides area security alongside a street intersection beside Marines during a 2005 operation in Fallujah, Iraq

Ukraine Considering Requesting Aging M1A1 Abrams From Australia

The Ukrainian government is considering asking Australia for its M1A1 Abrams tanks, which are due to be replaced from next year by the M1A2.

8 March

War

Two lines of vehicles belonging to the 3rd Squadron, 2d Cavalry Regiment, stop after crossing the Latvian border during a tactical road march from Germany that spanned more than 900 miles, as part of Saber Strike 22, Feb. 26, 2022. The march incorporated more than 150 vehicles and 700 personnel, demonstrating interoperability between the United States, Latvia, and our NATO Allies and partners. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Thomas Mort)

Rojoef Manuel

Latvia to Strengthen Border Adjacent to Russia, Belarus

Riga has approved a program to bolster the security of Latvia's border adjacent to Russia and Belarus in response to military conflict in the region.

8 March

Air

Staff Writer With AFP

UK to Give Ukraine 10,000 Drones for Russia War

Britain will supply Ukraine with more than 10,000 drones to aid its fight against Russia's invasion, the government said.

7 March

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Joe Saballa

Ukraine Adopts New Drone Tactic to Avoid Russian Booby Traps: Trainer

Ukraine has adopted a new battlefield strategy including drones to prevent its soldiers from falling prey to Russian booby traps.

7 March

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

Russian Rocket Hits Close to Zelensky, Greek PM

A deadly Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian port city of Odesa appeared to land near the motorcade of President Zelensky and the visiting Greek prime minister.

6 March

War

Inder Singh Bisht

Third Abrams Loss Near Avdiivka in a Week Fuels Russian Propaganda

The Russian armed forces reportedly knocked off another M1 Abrams tank in Ukraine this week, bringing the toll to three.

6 March

Europe

Joe Saballa

Russia Keeping Top Weapons Out of Ukraine to Avoid Reputation Damage: Reports

Russia is reportedly keeping its top military assets off the battlefield in Ukraine over fear that losing them would damage its reputation.

6 March

Europe

Staff Writer With AFP

EU Proposes Vast Defense Boost, Spurred by Russian War in Ukraine

EU officials have unveiled a proposal to massively boost weapons production and procurement to shift from a reliance on US arms and in reaction to Russia's Ukraine invasion.

5 March

Air