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UK faces cost of balancing defensive capabilities abroad as Iran conflict widens

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UK faces cost of balancing defensive capabilities abroad as Iran conflict widens

11th March 2026

The UK has recently deployed a Type 45 destroyer to Cyprus and has bolstered its presence in the Middle East in recent weeks with supporting air power to protect neighbouring countries’ air defences.

UN “not fulfilling core tasks” for Ukraine, says Estonian defence secretary

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UN “not fulfilling core tasks” for Ukraine, says Estonian defence secretary

10th March 2026

Estonia is looking for innovative ways to deal with its particular challenges but, according to the MoD’s permanent secretary, Kaimo Kuusk, technology still needs to be backed up by old-fashioned long-range punch.

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    How Operation Epic Fury could reduce US readiness to face China

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    UK Royal Navy explores modular counter-drone capabilities for future hybrid fleet

  • US plans to raise defence production by 300% but multiple uncertainties remain

    US plans to raise defence production by 300% but multiple uncertainties remain

  • How Operation Epic Fury could reduce US readiness to face China

    How Operation Epic Fury could reduce US readiness to face China

  • UK faces cost of balancing defensive capabilities abroad as Iran conflict widens

    UK faces cost of balancing defensive capabilities abroad as Iran conflict widens

  • UN “not fulfilling core tasks” for Ukraine, says Estonian defence secretary

    UN “not fulfilling core tasks” for Ukraine, says Estonian defence secretary

  • US plans to raise defence production by 300% but multiple uncertainties remain

    US plans to raise defence production by 300% but multiple uncertainties remain

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Netherlands bolsters armed forces with Leopard tanks and Puma UAS fleet upgrades

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Netherlands bolsters armed forces with Leopard tanks and Puma UAS fleet upgrades

14th May 2025

The procurement announcements emphasise the Dutch Ministry of Defence’s response to NATO’s call for heavier combat capabilities for land operations.

UK RAF’s Protector programme hits new milestones, more aircraft expected this year

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UK RAF’s Protector programme hits new milestones, more aircraft expected this year

14th May 2025

Further tests will be carried out on the existing fleet, ahead of the Royal Air Force’s anticipated transition from MQ-9A Reaper aircraft to the MQ-9B Protector by the end of 2025.

What capabilities could the US supply to Saudi Arabia under the $142 billion deal?

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What capabilities could the US supply to Saudi Arabia under the $142 billion deal?

14th May 2025

Multiple questions involving the largest US Foreign Military Sale in history remain unanswered.

US approves $1.45 billion sale to UAE for CH-47 Chinooks and F-16 sustainment

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US approves $1.45 billion sale to UAE for CH-47 Chinooks and F-16 sustainment

13th May 2025

Both the possible sale for six Chinook helicopters and F-16 sustainment will bolster existing UAE fleets and the country’s position as a US partner and ally, according to the DSCA.

US Army cancels FTUAS and the MQ-1 Gray Eagle as part of the Army Transformation Initiative

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US Army cancels FTUAS and the MQ-1 Gray Eagle as part of the Army Transformation Initiative

13th May 2025

Last week, it was revealed that the US Army intended to cancel the long-running Future Tactical UAS (FTUAS). The revelation, no doubt part of the Army Transformation Initiative (ATI), came a week after the force highlighted that it would ca...

UK receives two additional F-35B aircraft as deliveries resume

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UK receives two additional F-35B aircraft as deliveries resume

12th May 2025

The two aircraft were delivered in the TR-3 configuration, bringing the RAF one step closer to fulfilling its order for 48 F-35B aircraft.

Lockheed Martin builds first Saudi Arabian THAAD components

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Lockheed Martin builds first Saudi Arabian THAAD components

12th May 2025

The THAAD launcher was first procured by Saudi Arabia in 2017, with local production a key condition of the sale.

Rolls-Royce wins $711 million contract to support UK Royal Air Force Typhoon engines

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Rolls-Royce wins $711 million contract to support UK Royal Air Force Typhoon engines

9th May 2025

The contract covers maintenance and service for the EJ200 engine that powers the UK Royal Air Force’s Typhoon fleet.

Why tactical UAVs are winning on the future battlefield (Podcast)

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Why tactical UAVs are winning on the future battlefield (Podcast)

9th May 2025

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Teledyne FLIR upgrades Black Hornet 4 UAS

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Teledyne FLIR upgrades Black Hornet 4 UAS

9th May 2025

Integration and expanding capabilities are among the objectives for Teledyne FLIR to further develop its family of uncrewed systems.

Roke unveils new portable EW system

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Roke unveils new portable EW system

9th May 2025

Roke’s EM-Vis Deceive has been designed to be modular, open-standards based and mission configurable, and can be carried by a single soldier.

NATO funds portable charging technology for Arctic deployment

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NATO funds portable charging technology for Arctic deployment

8th May 2025

Technology provided by Quaze Technologies will enable wirelessly charging of unmanned systems.

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