Germany Plans To Buy Dozens of Howitzers To Backfill Those Sent to Ukraine
Germany plans to buy up to 28 self-propelled howitzers to replenish stocks after lending Ukraine dozens of its own to fight against Russia.
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Germany plans to buy up to 28 self-propelled howitzers to replenish stocks after lending Ukraine dozens of its own to fight against Russia.
Japan is bolstering its submarine fleet strength, introducing some of the most advanced and undetectable vessels to its flotilla to stay ahead of China.
The US Navy awarded Raytheon Technologies a $234 million contract last week to build and deliver the Over-the-Horizon Weapon System.
Pentagon accelerates shipment of M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, opting to send refurbished older versions instead of sending newer M1A2 tanks.
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has declared that Russia cannot provide the necessary defense equipment it promised due to the conflict in Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin vows to “react accordingly” if the West sends depleted uranium munitions to Ukraine.
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The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense reported Monday that a strike had demolished Russian Kalibr cruise missiles being shipped by train in Dzhankoi, located in the Russian-held Crimea.
Earlier this week, former head of the Japan Self-Defense Forces, Retired Adm. Katsutoshi Kawano, voiced his opinion saying the greatest challenge Japan faces as it initiates a never-before-seen military modernization program and doubles its defense spending is the operational aptitude of its air and naval and ground forces.
Several news outlets report that Ukrainian troops made their first-ever strikes using American Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) guided “smart bombs” on Russian-captured territory recently.
The Russian Navy is arming its Navy to the teeth with Kalibr cruise missiles.
The Canadian military recently revealed that spy buoys were found in the Arctic Ocean in 2022, leading experts to suspect that China was behind the planting of the devices to keep tabs on US nuclear submarines, especially those with nuclear warheads.