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17th June 2026

The Canadian DND estimates that the construction of destroyers will annually inject C$720 million (US$515 million) into the country’s GDP.

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16th June 2026

In a recent report, the GAO warns that delays, availability issues and operational pressure could create gaps in the USAF refuelling inventory while the branch transitions to the KC-46 Pegasus.

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European governments offer weapons to Ukrainian ground forces

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European governments offer weapons to Ukrainian ground forces

28th February 2022

Ukrainian troops will receive anti-tank weapons, Stinger MANPADS and other materiel from European allies.

RN plans Type 45 ballistic missile defence, eyes future counter-hypersonic capability

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RN plans Type 45 ballistic missile defence, eyes future counter-hypersonic capability

28th February 2022

The UK RN will upgrade its Type 45 destroyers to provide a ballistic missile defence capability while detailing plans for the ship's replacements to feature counter-hypersonic equipment.

Poland fast-tracks Reapers with a wary eye on its eastern border

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Poland fast-tracks Reapers with a wary eye on its eastern border

28th February 2022

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is directly responsible for moves in Poland to fast-track the acquisition of MQ-9A Reaper MALE UASs, with more possible under the separate Zefir programme.

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To block or not to block? That is the question for Turkey (Opinion)

28th February 2022

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Russian defence industry faces long-term damage from US sanctions

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Russian defence industry faces long-term damage from US sanctions

28th February 2022

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India hopes for future field days for foreign producers

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India hopes for future field days for foreign producers

28th February 2022

Delhi wants to develop an advanced military production ecosystem, where foreign manufacturers invest, produce and export from India.

Indian Navy completes its P-8I fleet

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Indian Navy completes its P-8I fleet

28th February 2022

The Indian Navy is stepping up training on the P-8I maritime patrol aircraft following the arrival of the latest aircraft from Boeing.

Russian equipment losses underline hardy Ukrainian resistance

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Russian equipment losses underline hardy Ukrainian resistance

25th February 2022

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BAE Systems posts strong 2021 financials

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BAE Systems posts strong 2021 financials

25th February 2022

BAE Systems seems to have weathered the worst economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, as shown in its latest preliminary full-year financial results.

Serbia orders pair of C295M airlifters

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Serbia orders pair of C295M airlifters

25th February 2022

Serbia makes a much-needed move to bolster its tactical airlift capabilities.

Ukraine invasion should prompt geostrategic rethink by outgunned and outnumbered UK (Opinion)

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Ukraine invasion should prompt geostrategic rethink by outgunned and outnumbered UK (Opinion)

25th February 2022

The need for the UK to respond to the Russian invasion of Ukraine risks making the ‘Global Britain’ defence strategy appear a case study in hubris.

UK sanctions aim to squeeze Russian defence companies

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UK sanctions aim to squeeze Russian defence companies

25th February 2022

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