Europe
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Jun- 2023 -1 June
Poland Buys 800 Hellfire Missiles to Arm Combat Helicopters
Poland has signed a 150 million contract to buy 800 AGM-114R2 Hellfire missiles from the US.
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1 June
Italy OKs Third Next-Gen Submarine Production
The Italian parliament has authorized Fincantieri to begin production of the country’s third U212 Near Future Submarine.
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1 June
Russia Has Lost Two-Thirds of Tanks in Ukraine: Intel
Russian forces have lost two-thirds of their tanks in Ukraine and are struggling with obsolete Soviet-era vehicles, according to an intelligence report.
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1 June
US Unveils $300M Arms Package, Asks Kyiv Not to Strike Inside Russia
The US announced a new $300 million arms package for Ukraine, including air defense systems and tens of millions of rounds of ammunition, but warned Kyiv that US weaponry should not be used to attack within Russia.
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1 June
Russia Claims Destroyed Ukraine’s ‘Last Warship’
Russia claimed it had destroyed the last major warship of the Ukrainian naval forces, which it said was stationed in the southern port of Odesa.
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May- 2023 -31 May
Sweden Orders Carl-Gustaf Ammunition From Saab
Sweden has contracted local defense firm Saab to supply an undisclosed amount of ammunition for its Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifles.
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31 May
UK, US, Australia Jointly Test AI-Enabled Drone Swarm
The UK has conducted its first military trial of an artificial intelligence-enabled drone swarm in collaboration with the US and Australia.
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31 May
Norway to Retire P-3 Orion Fleet After 54 Years
The Royal Norwegian Air Force will retire its P-3 Orion maritime surveillance aircraft fleet, in service for more than five decades, on June 30.
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30 May
Denmark to Triple Defense Budget Over Next Decade
Denmark’s government announced that it would triple its defense budget over the next 10 years in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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30 May
UK Experts Teach Ukrainians to Make Building-Penetrating Bombs: Report
British bomb experts are reportedly teaching Ukrainians to make can-sized explosives that are capable of penetrating buildings.
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