Europe
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Jul- 2024 -29 July
US Approves Small Diameter Bomb Sale to Belgium
The US State Department has approved a possible sale of Small Diameter Bomb-Increment II to Belgium.
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29 July
UK Taps Sheffield Forgemasters to Produce Gun Barrels for Ukraine
The UK Ministry of Defence has announced a partnership with Sheffield Forgemasters to expand the country’s ability to produce forgings for gun barrels.
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29 July
Netherlands Junks German Protest Over $6B Submarine Deal With France
The Netherlands has dismissed a German protest of its decision to award a $6-billion submarine contract to French shipbuilder Naval Group.
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29 July
Russia Claims Two New Villages in Donetsk Region
Russia said its forces had captured two villages in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine as they push towards the city of Pokrovsk, northwest of the regional capital.
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29 July
BAE to Test Augmented Reality on British Hawk Trainer Jet
BAE Systems has signed a contract to test an augmented reality solution aboard the UK Royal Air Force’s Hawk T2 training aircraft.
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29 July
QinetiQ to Administer British Thundercloud Military Management System
QinetiQ has received a contract to supervise the UK Ministry of Defence’s Thundercloud military data management system.
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29 July
Spain to Send Additional Hawk Air Defense Battery to Ukraine
Spain will send another Hawk air defense system to Ukraine in September, Minister of Defense Margarita Robles told her Ukrainian counterpart last week.
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29 July
Polish MPs Allow Security Forces to Use Arms With Impunity
Polish lawmakers voted to allow the security forces to use lethal weapons with impunity in response to active threats, including at the Belarus border.
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26 July
Lithuania Inaugurates Military Training Facility in Šiauliai
Lithuania has launched a military training facility in Šiauliai, finalizing a three-site armed forces campus expansion across the country.
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26 July
Russia Now Offering $22,000 Sign-On Bonus to Fight in Ukraine
New Russian military recruits could receive a staggering $22,000 sign-on bonus to reinforce the country’s frontline units in Ukraine.
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