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May- 2025 -13 May
Indra Launches Multi-Purpose Air Weapon for Collaborative Combat
Spanish defense firm Indra has unveiled a modular weapon system configurable with mission-specific payloads at FEINDEF defense exhibition 2025, Madrid.
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13 May
AUKUS Taps H&B Defence for Nuclear Submarine Support
Arms firm H&B Defence was chosen to identify Australian companies that can support the supply chain for AUKUS' submarine and aircraft carrier program.
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13 May
Thyssenkrupp Receives Additional Invincible Sub Orders From Singapore
Singapore’s Ministry of Defence has contracted thyssenkrupp Marine Systems to deliver two additional Invincible-class submarines.
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12 May
Denmark to Buy Ukraine-Made Weapons Using Russian Assets
Denmark will procure arms and ammunition worth around 830 million euros ($934 million) from the Ukrainian defense industry in 2025 using frozen Russian assets.
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12 May
French Firm Pitches HIMARS Alternative as France’s MLRS Replacement
A mid-sized French firm will unveil a potential replacement for the French Army’s aging multiple launch rocket system in June.
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9 May
UK Taps Rolls-Royce for Typhoon Aircraft Engine Maintenance
Rolls-Royce has signed a five-year contract with the UK to maintain and service the Royal Air Force's Typhoon aircraft.
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9 May
Lithuania to Bolster Local Defense Industry With $337-Million Investment
Lithuania is investing $337.4-million to boost its defense industry and establish itself as a regional center for the security sector.
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8 May
Sweden, Nammo Sign $186-Million Ammo Production Deal
Nammo has signed a $186-million deal with the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) to supply small-caliber ammunition.
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8 May
Germany Taps L3Harris for New Communication Systems
L3Harris has signed multiple deals with Germany, amounting to $214 million, to deliver communication systems for the German Armed Forces.
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7 May
Greek Firm Launches Autonomous One-Way Weapons for Coastal Defense
Greece-based Delian Alliance Industries has announced its new line of autonomous one-way effectors for coastal defense: the Interceptigon series.
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