This year’s Eurosatory, the second since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the first of the largest land shows since the start of Israel’s war in Gaza, will be dominated by both events with requirements from Ukraine and other European countries set to be placed under the spotlight.
The exhibition will take place in a pre-election environment after French President Emmanuel Macron dissolved the country’s parliament, the National Assembly, just one week before the event and called a snap election following a poor showing for his Renaissance Party in European Union Parliamentary elections. The absence of Israeli companies will also be notable on the