Europe

Lithuania Plans to Mobilize Domestic Industry to Build Drones for Ukraine

Lithuania has announced plans to use a portion of its annual aid budget for Kyiv to manufacture tactical unmanned aerial systems domestically in collaboration with Ukrainian defense companies.

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BAE’s ‘Shadow EW’ Gives Small Aircraft Power to Detect, Deceive, Disrupt

BAE Systems is rolling out a new family of electronic warfare systems designed to give small airborne platforms greater power to detect, deceive, disrupt, and neutralize electromagnetic threats.

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Ukraine Gets 10 More Ai-Petri Systems to Counter Drones

Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has handed over 10 additional Ai-Petri electronic warfare systems to Ukraine’s Armed Forces for countering enemy drones.

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Finnish UGV Puts Its Motors Inside the Wheels for Stealthier Resupply

Finnish firm ESOX Group is bringing a quieter approach to autonomous battlefield resupply with the ESOX X2, a new unmanned ground vehicle built to carry supplies to forward positions.

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British Army Puts Rival Drone Swarm Systems to the Test

The British Army has tested two industry-led drone swarm systems under realistic operational conditions as it moves toward fielding autonomous platforms in combat.

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All-Electric, AI-Powered: Wingcopter Unveils Six-Hour VTOL Drone for Ukraine

Wingcopter is stretching the reach of tactical reconnaissance with a new German drone built for areas that conventional aircraft struggle to cover.

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Tekever Wins $536M British Army Deal for AR5 Spy Drones

Tekever has been awarded a 400-million-pound contract to bring new spy drones into British Army service, replacing an aging system used for more than a decade.

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Italy’s New TESEO MK2/E Anti-Ship Missile Moves Closer to Production

MBDA’s TESEO MK2/E anti-ship missile has completed a validation firing for the Italian Navy, bringing its development closer to completion.

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Rheinmetall Opens Vibration Test Facility for Challenger 3

Rheinmetall has opened a new vibration testing facility in Telford, UK to speed up reliability testing for military vehicles.

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Lithuania to Spend $13.7M on CAESAR Artillery Repair Facility

Lithuania will spend $13.7 million on a new facility to repair critical CAESAR artillery components.

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