Business
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Feb- 2024 -29 February
Nigeria Acquiring CN235-220 Military Transport Aircraft From Indonesia
An African aviation firm Allied Aeronautics is procuring four CN235-220 transport aircraft for the Nigerian Army.
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28 February
Austria Procures 36 Vehicle-Mounted Rheinmetall Air Defense Systems
Austria has procured 36 Rheinmetall Skyranger mobile air defense systems for its Pandur wheeled armored vehicles.
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28 February
Raytheon Conducts Maiden Flight Test of Upgraded AMRAAM-ER
Raytheon has flight-tested an upgraded AMRAAM-Extended Range variant from a National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System.
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28 February
UK Seeks Proposals for $1.3B New Medium Helicopter Program
The UK Ministry of Defence is now accepting bids for its $1.3-billion New Medium Helicopter program.
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23 February
Canada Could Join Czech Initiative to Buy 800,000 Shells for Ukraine
Canada has reportedly signed an agreement with the Czech Republic to explore urgent artillery shell procurement for Ukraine.
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22 February
US Approves $75 Million Taiwan Tactical Data Link Upgrade
The US State Department has approved the possible sale of the Advanced Tactical Data Link System Upgrade Planning and related equipment to Taiwan.
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22 February
Turkey Receives First Batch of Locally Upgraded M60 Tanks
Aselsan has handed over the first batch of two upgraded M60T tanks to the Turkish Land Forces.
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22 February
German Firm Explores Producing Anti-Tank System in Ukraine
Dynamit Nobel Defence and Ukrainian Defense Industry signed an agreement to explore producing the Panzerfaust-3 anti-tank system in Ukraine.
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21 February
Azerbaijan Confirms Turkish Long-Range Armed Drone Purchase
Azerbaijan recently unveiled a training facility and hangar for a new Akinci drone, confirming its acquisition for the first time.
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21 February
Next-Gen Royal Navy Frigates to Operate With as Few as 50 Sailors
Next-generation Royal Navy frigates could operate with fewer than one-third of present vessels’ crew, helping ease recruitment woes.
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