Europe
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Feb- 2024 -26 February
Czech Republic Mulls Acquiring Australian Military Equipment
The Czech Republic is considering purchasing weapons and equipment from Australia to replenish its stockpiles sent to Ukraine.
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26 February
British Army at Risk of Becoming ‘Static’ Land Force: Chief
The head of the British Army has warned that the service is now at risk of becoming a static and domestically-focused land force due to lack of funding.
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25 February
Ukraine’s Counteroffensive Plans Were Leaked to Russia: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claims that plans for Kyiv's long-awaited counteroffensive last year had been leaked to Russia ahead of time.
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23 February
Slovenia Receives New Air Combat Training Module From QinetiQ
British defense company QinetiQ has handed over a new Air Combat Training module to the Slovenian Armed Forces.
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23 February
Vilnius to Upgrade Military Infrastructure for US Troops in Lithuania
The Lithuanian government is planning to improve the military infrastructure of US soldiers stationed in the country.
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23 February
Saab, Abbey Initiate Local Barracuda Camouflage Production in UK
Saab UK and Liverpool-based The Abbey Group have partnered to manufacture Barracuda mobile camouflage system parts in the UK.
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23 February
UK’s New Drone Strategy to Include $5.7B Investment in New Unmanned Systems
The UK Ministry of Defence has launched a new drone strategy that includes at least $5.7 billion of investment in new unmanned aerial systems over the next decade.
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23 February
Turkey’s First Domestically-Made Fighter Jet ‘KAAN’ Takes Maiden Flight
Turkey’s first-ever domestically-made fighter jet has completed its maiden flight, bringing it closer to replacing the country’s aging F-16 fleet.
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23 February
India Confirms Citizens ‘Signed Up’ for Russian Army
India confirmed that some of the country's citizens had signed up for "support jobs" with the Russian army and said it was working with Moscow to secure their discharge.
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23 February
US, UK, Germany Back Dutch PM Mark Rutte as Next NATO Chief
The United States, Britain, and Germany expressed support for Dutch PM Rutte to become the next NATO secretary general at a crucial time for the alliance.
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