Europe
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Mar- 2022 -7 March
Babcock Wins Polish Miecznik Frigate Design Competition
Babcock International announced on Friday that it has been selected to provide platform design for the Polish Navy’s new Miecznik frigates.
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7 March
US ‘Working Actively’ on Deal for Polish Fighter Jets to Ukraine
US said it is "working actively" on a deal with Poland to supply Ukraine with jets to fight invading Russians.
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6 March
US Officials Say Russia Recruiting Syrians to Fight in Ukraine: WSJ
Russia is recruiting Syrian fighters experienced in urban combat as it ramps up its assault on Ukraine, according to US officials quoted by the Wall Street Journal.
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6 March
Russia Warns Countries Against Hosting Ukraine Military Aircraft
Russia warned Ukraine's neighbors including NATO member Romania against hosting Kyiv's military aircraft, saying they could end up being involved in an armed conflict.
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4 March
Ukrainian Sniper Kills Top Russian General: Report
Ukrainian defense forces killed a high-ranking Russian officer earlier this week as Russia's “military operation” continues.
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4 March
Poland Raises Military Spending to Three Percent of GDP
Poland will increase defense spending to three percent of gross domestic product next year.
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3 March
Leaders Allow Czechs to Fight for Ukraine
Czechs who will leave for Ukraine and help defend it against the Russian invasion will not face punishment.
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3 March
Nasmyth to Provide Components for British ‘Boxer’ Vehicle
British defense firm Nasmyth Group has been contracted to provide critical components for the UK’s Boxer infantry vehicle.
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3 March
European Nations Reject Call to Supply Combat Jets to Ukraine
Bulgaria, Poland, and Slovakia have firmly denied that they plan to supply combat jets to Ukraine amid the Russian invasion.
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3 March
Russia to Prioritize Making Military Satellites
Russia's space agency Roscosmos said it will be changing its program to prioritize making satellites for military purposes.
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