Lithuania
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Mar- 2023 -14 MarchEurope
Lithuania Procures $36M Minimi Light Machine Guns From Belgium
Lithuania has ordered 3,000 Minimi MK3 light machine guns from Belgian arms manufacturer FN Herstal.
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9 MarchEurope
Russia Has Resources for Two More Years of War: Lithuania
Lithuania's military intelligence service said it estimated that Russia had enough resources to wage two more years of war in Ukraine.
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7 MarchEurope
Lithuania Purchases More Carl-Gustaf Ammunition From Saab
Lithuania has ordered additional Carl-Gustaf ammunition from Swedish defense firm Saab.
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Feb- 2023 -13 FebruaryEurope
Lithuania Delivers 36 Bofors L-70 Anti-Aircraft Weapons to Ukraine
The Lithuanian Ministry of Defense has announced the delivery of 36 Bofors L-70 anti-aircraft guns and ammunition to Ukraine.
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Jan- 2023 -4 JanuaryAmericas
US Army Orders Oshkosh Light Tactical Vehicles for International Allies
The US Army has awarded Oshkosh Defense a $102-million contract to produce Joint Light Tactical Vehicles for its international allies.
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2 JanuaryArms
Lithuania, France Ink Caesar Howitzer Agreement
Lithuania and France have finalized a bilateral agreement to procure new self-propelled howitzers in Paris.
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Dec- 2022 -28 DecemberWar
Lithuania, EU, UK Team Up to Train More Ukrainian Soldiers in 2023
Lithuania has confirmed it will provide additional military training for Ukrainian troops amid the Russian invasion.
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26 DecemberDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Lithuania Procures Switchblade Kamikaze Drones From US
Lithuania and the US have signed a $47.8 million contract for the delivery of Switchblade 600 “kamikaze” drones.
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23 DecemberEurope
Ukrainians Get Trained in Howitzer Repairs in Lithuania
A group of Ukrainian military mechanics left NATO member Lithuania after being trained to repair German artillery howitzers.
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20 DecemberAir
Lithuania, US Ink $495M Deal for 8 HIMARS Rocket Launchers
The Lithuanian government secured a $495-million deal with the US to acquire eight HIMARS starting in 2025.
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