Europe
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Sep- 2022 -7 September
German Forces Arrive in Lithuania for NATO Enhanced Forward Presence
German forces have arrived in Lithuania to support NATO’s Enhanced Forward Presence in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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7 September
Safran to Expand Aircraft Electrical Share With Thales Acquisition
French-based defense contractor Safran has entered negotiations with Thales to acquire its aeronautical electrical systems business segment.
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7 September
Saab Conducts First MSHORAD Live System Firing
Swedish defense firm Saab has announced the first live firing of its Mobile Short-Range Air Defence against various aerial targets.
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7 September
Polish Army Buys 48 Krab Howitzers for $798M
Poland has approved a $798 million contract to purchase an additional 48 Krab self-propelled howitzers for the Polish Army.
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7 September
Germany Resumes UN-Led Reconnaissance Patrols in Mali
Germany has resumed reconnaissance patrols in eastern Mali as part of a UN peacekeeping mission, the military said.
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7 September
NATO Biannual Mine Countermeasures Exercise Begins in Italy
NATO’s Dynamic Move 22 mine countermeasures exercise has commenced at the La Spezia Naval Base, Italy.
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7 September
Ukraine City Housing Europe’s Largest Nuclear Plant Shelled: Exiled Mayor
The Ukraine city of Energodar, home to Europe's largest nuclear plant Zaporizhzhia, has been shelled by Russian forces.
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7 September
Armenia Says Soldier Killed in Border Shootout With Azerbaijan
Armenia on Tuesday accused Azerbaijan of killing one of its soldiers in a fresh border shootout between the arch-foe Caucasus countries.
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6 September
Czech Republic to Deliver Aero L-39NG Flight Simulators to Hungary
Czech aircraft company Aero Vodochody is delivering a ground-based simulation training system for its Aero L-39NG jet trainers ordered by Hungary.
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6 September
Russia Buying N. Korean Artillery Rounds as Sanctions Bite: Report
Russia is reportedly buying artillery shells from North Korea as sanctions bite the country's ability to supply military equipment to its forces.
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