Asia Pacific
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Jan- 2024 -12 January
Australia Commences Operator Training for Future Littoral Maneuver Fleet
The Australian Department of Defence has begun training future operators of the country’s upcoming littoral maneuver fleet.
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11 January
N. Korea Could Send Guided Ballistic Missiles to Russia: S. Korea Minister
North Korea could transfer tactical guided ballistic missiles to Russia, according to South Korean Defense Minister Shin Won-Sik.
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11 January
US Announces $250M Tomahawk Missile Support Sale to Australia
The US State Department has approved a potential foreign military sale of weapon system support for Australia’s Tomahawk cruise missiles.
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11 January
Indonesia Completes 42 Rafale Fighter Jet Order With France
Indonesia has signed a deal to buy 18 more Dassault Rafale fighter jets from France, completing a 2022 order for 42 of the planes.
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10 January
South Korea to Begin Indigenous KF-21 Fighter Jet Production
South Korea is planning to sign a contract with Korea Aerospace Industries to commence large-scale production of the KF-21 Boramae aircraft.
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10 January
Australia Taps BAE Systems to Upgrade Anzac Frigate Firepower
The Australian government has awarded BAE Systems a contract to upgrade the firepower of its Anzac-class frigates.
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10 January
India Unveils New ‘Ugram’ Indigenous Assault Rifle
India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation has launched the country’s new, domestically-built assault rifle for the armed forces, paramilitary, and state police.
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10 January
Australia Conducts Multinational AI Demo for Future Military Use
Australia has conducted a multinational tech demonstration to evaluate artificial intelligence applications for warfighters.
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9 January
Taiwan Advances Indigenous Military Trainer Aircraft Development
Taiwan has completed the preliminary design phase for its indigenous military trainer aircraft, marking a crucial advancement in the program.
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9 January
Raytheon to Support Chile, Japan, US Sea Sparrow Missile Systems
Raytheon has signed a $34.3-million deal with the US to continue providing technical support for US warships' Sea Sparrow missile systems.
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