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Jul- 2022 -19 JulyArms
EU Proposes Joint Arms Purchases to Replenish Stocks
The European Commission proposed spending $508 million to finance joint defense purchases among member states.
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19 JulyEurope
Erdogan Renews Threat to ‘Freeze’ Swedish, Finnish NATO Bids
Erdogan renewed his threat to "freeze" the NATO membership bids of Sweden and Finland unless Ankara's conditions were met.
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18 JulyEurope
Russian Shelling Kills Six in Donbas Town Toretsk: Kyiv
Ukrainian emergency services said Russian shelling had destroyed a building, killing six people in the town of Toretsk in Donetsk.
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18 JulyEurope
Russia Has Been to Iran Twice in Last Month to Assess Drones: US
Russian officials have recently visited Iran twice to assess combat drones, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said.
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15 JulyEurope
Russia Says Targeted Ukraine Air Force Meeting in Vinnytsia
Russia said it had targeted a meeting of Ukrainian air force command and representatives of Western arms suppliers in Ukraine's Vinnytsia.
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15 JulyAsia Pacific
Western Sanctions on Russia Hamper India’s Su-30MKI Upgrades: Report
The Indian Air Force has postponed a proposed upgrade of 85 Su-30MKI multirole fighters, fearing the sanctions against Russia might delay military spare parts supply.
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15 JulyEurope
Kyiv Urges Control of Arms Deliveries Amid Smuggling Concerns
Ukraine urges establishing a monitoring committee that would oversee weapons received by Kyiv from its allies to fight Russia's invasion.
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14 JulyCommentary
Putin Not the Master Tactician We Thought He Was
Putin's actions in Ukraine are not indicative of strategic military planning but rather of desperation.
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14 JulyWar
Ukraine Official Names Three ‘Components’ Needed to Defeat Russia
Ukrainian presidential advisor Mykhailo Podolyak has identified three “components” Kyiv needs to deter Russia’s continued aggression.
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14 JulyEurope
Swiss Warm to NATO, EU Security Links: Survey
The Swiss are increasingly warming towards greater security cooperation with NATO and the EU following the war in Ukraine, a survey shows.
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