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Russia's Central MD unit receives Aistyonok system

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Estonia renews Milrem support contract

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Canada trials SRM-encased artillery shells

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Canada trials SRM-encased artillery shells

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US Army chief looks to capitalise on AI and robotics

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US Army chief looks to capitalise on AI and robotics

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Cubic's GATR satellite approved for FRP

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Cubic's GATR satellite approved for FRP

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Israel says India to restart talks on missile sales

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Israel says India to restart talks on missile sales

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New Zealand receives Supacat vehicles

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New Zealand receives Supacat vehicles

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