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20 June

NATO 5% Spending Target ‘Unreasonable’ for Spain: PM

Any NATO target to ramp up defense spending to five percent of annual economic output would be "unreasonable" for Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said.

19 June

Air

Rojoef Manuel

India Eyes Homegrown Directed Energy Weapons to Boost Anti-Drone Defense

India plans to acquire locally-made directed energy weapons to expand the defense force’s counter-unmanned aerial system capabilities.

19 June

Americas

Rojoef Manuel

US Army Q4 Plan to Produce 100,000 Artillery Shells Delayed

The US Army has experienced a setback in increasing its artillery munition production by October. The increase supports a broader target of over a million 155-millimeter howitzer shells next year in response to rising global demand amid the war in Ukraine.

18 June

Arms

Staff Writer With AFP

France Blocks Access to Israeli Arms Stands at Paris Air Show

France on Monday blocked access to the stands of five Israeli arms manufacturers at the Paris Air show for displaying "offensive weapons."

13 June

Middle East

Joe Saballa

Rafael Debuts ‘Iron Beam 450’ Featuring Extended Range and Precision

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has unveiled “Iron Beam 450,” the latest evolution of its high-energy laser system, now equipped with a significantly larger 450-millimeter beam director.

11 June

Americas

Rojoef Manuel

US Air Force Hints Revival of Troubled AGM-183 Missile Program

The US Air Force has suggested it may resume efforts to procure the AGM-183 Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon (ARRW) hypersonic missile, reversing its prior stance that the weapon would not be acquired.

11 June

Air

Staff Writer With AFP

Denmark to Buy Anti-Air Defense Systems From European Makers

Denmark will acquire short-range ground-based anti-air systems from manufacturers in France, Germany and Norway to protect its civilians and military installations, the defense ministry announced on Tuesday.

6 June

Arms

Rojoef Manuel

Latvia Orders Israeli Spike Missile Systems From Germany

The Latvian Ministry of Defence has signed a contract to acquire Israeli-made Spike anti-tank missile systems for the armed forces and national guard.

5 June

Arms