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  • Businessinsider · 2d ago

    Ukraine's small drone teams have been successfully beating NATO units in exercises, leveraging their extensive battlefield drone experience. Ukraine is eager to share its expertise with NATO allies. This experience is a result of Ukraine's ongoing conflicts, giving them an edge in drone operations.

  • Defense News · 2d ago

    Italy has rejected a mechanism to fund the purchase of US weapons for Ukraine's defense, despite NATO's endorsement of the scheme. The Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) mechanism has helped fund air-defense systems for Ukraine. Italy's decision may impact Ukraine's ability to acquire necessary defense systems.

  • Flightglobal · 2d ago

    Callen-Lenz, a BAE Systems subsidiary, has unveiled its Nyan one-way effector strike drone, which is already operational in Ukraine. The British Army recently conducted trial activity with the drone. Thousands of units have been delivered, with footage showing an unarmed example striking a ground target.

  • Defence Blog · 3d ago

    DroneShield and Defenture have teamed up to combine their expertise in counter-drone technology and tactical vehicle platforms. The partnership aims to provide NATO armies with mobile drone defense capabilities. The collaboration will integrate DroneShield's counter-drone hardware, software, and operational support with Defenture's GRF and Mammoth tactical vehicles.

  • Navalnews · 3d ago

    STM, a Turkish naval engineering company, has begun construction of a second logistics support ship for the Portuguese Navy. The project marks a significant expansion of Turkey's defense export portfolio into NATO's maritime domain. The steel-cutting ceremony for the ship, N.R.P. D. DINIS, was held in Istanbul.

  • Defence-industry · 3d ago

    TRAWENA, a Polish technology, is at the core of NATO's personal protection capabilities, focusing on flame-retardant underwear for military and uniformed services. The company's new board has decided to prioritize this area, indicating a promising future. This technology aims to enhance safety and protection for personnel in various operations.

  • Defence-industry · 4d ago

    Kongsberg Australia has exported its first batch of Australian-made Naval Strike Missile Coastal Defence System command-and-control consoles to Europe for a NATO customer. The consoles are part of the NSM Coastal Defence System, which provides advanced missile capabilities. This export marks a significant milestone for Kongsberg Australia's defence industry capabilities.

  • RealClearDefense · 4d ago

    The submarine rivalry is shaping undersea warfare, with various countries developing their capabilities

  • Interestingengineering · 4d ago

    Milrem Robotics has introduced a new border defense concept that could change how NATO defends its eastern front using robot forces. The concept aims to utilize robotic systems to guard NATO's 2,150-mile eastern border. This innovative approach could potentially enhance NATO's defense capabilities

  • Defence Blog · 4d ago

    Australia's military is evaluating OpenWorks Engineering's Vision Guard system to spot drone threats. The system is part of the country's Land 156 counter-drone program.

  • DVIDS · 4d ago

    US Marine Corps F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighters successfully conducted landing and takeoff operations on a highway strip in Tervo, Finland, marking a historic first. The operation was carried out by Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 224. This exercise showcases NATO agility and interoperability.

  • Theguardian · 4d ago

    The G7 has committed to providing unwavering support to Ukraine, including offering more air defense. World leaders have backed Ukraine's defense of its freedom, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. The US has adjusted its pledge to the Nato Force Model, aiming to reduce reliance on the US.

  • Defence-industry · 5d ago

    The US Army has signed a letter of intent with NATO allies to expand the Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Marketplace, aiming to speed up capability fielding. This agreement is intended to enhance cooperation and innovation in counter-UAS technologies. The move is expected to foster a more competitive and dynamic marketplace for counter-UAS solutions.

  • Navalnews · 5d ago

    The Netherlands Ministry of Defence has signed a contract with Naval Group to supply F21 heavyweight torpedoes for the Royal Netherlands Navy's Orka-class submarines. This makes the Royal Netherlands Navy the first NATO SSK fleet to operate the F21. The F21 torpedoes will be integrated into the Orka-class submarines, replacing other options like the Mk48.

  • Theguardian · 5d ago

    The abandonment of plans for a Franco-German fighter jet has sent a disastrous signal, and Europe needs to fast-track its strategic independence in a volatile world. Collaboration is key to achieving strategic autonomy.

  • Theaviationist · 5d ago

    Canada has entered negotiations with Italy to procure the M-346 advanced jet trainer for the Royal Canadian Air Force. The M-346 will replace the retired BAE Systems CT-155 Hawks and meet evolving tactical training requirements. The deal was announced after a meeting between the Canadian and Italian Prime Ministers.

  • Defence Blog · 5d ago

    Daimler Truck, a German commercial vehicle giant, is expanding its defense activities into a strategic priority, launching a unified global brand called Daimler Truck Defence. The company aims to increase its presence in the military market, leveraging its experience in providing trucks for NATO exercises and combat zones. Daimler Truck Defence will focus on providing military-grade vehicles and solutions.

  • DVIDS · 6d ago

    The first three F-35A Lightning II aircraft have officially arrived in Poland, marking a historic upgrade to NATO's eastern frontline. An induction ceremony is set for June 12.

  • Defence-industry · 6d ago

    NATO Allied Air Forces are conducting Counter Anti-Access/Area Denial operations across Europe during the Ramstein Flag 2026 live-fly exercise. The exercise aims to enhance NATO's capabilities in countering A2/AD threats. This operation is part of NATO's efforts to improve its defense strategies.

  • Defence-industry · 6d ago

    ASELSAN is strengthening multi-domain defense for allied forces, with a recent visit from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to their Ankara facilities. This underscores the company's expanding engagement with the NATO ecosystem. ASELSAN will showcase its capabilities at Eurosatory 2026.

  • Defence-industry · 6d ago

    Hanwha presents its K9A2 self-propelled howitzer, Chunmoo multiple rocket launcher, and air-defence systems at Eurosatory. The K9 is currently in service or on order with 10 countries, including six NATO members. Hanwha is expanding its European partnerships through this exhibition.