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Greece builds first locally made combat drone
The Grypas will serve as a multipurpose system equipped for combat assignments.
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Xtend to supply multi-drone operating system to Israel
The man-unmanned teaming and ability to control these drones is a key issue, including the use of “drone swarms.”
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Drone advances in Ukraine could bring new age of warfare
Experts say it may only a matter of time before either Russia or Ukraine, or both, deploy drones programmed to find and attack targets without humans.
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Turkish defense exports pass $4 billion in 2022, says procurement boss
The Turkish Exporters’ Assembly had put the country’s defense and aerospace exports in the period between January and November at $3.77 billion.
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South Korea’s unannounced rocket launch causes UFO scare
“What is this? Is this a UFO? I’m scared,” said one Twitter user.
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South Korea stages drills simulating downing of North Korea drones
South Korean warplanes and helicopters failed to bring down any of five North Korean drones spotted south of the border Monday.
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Lithuania’s defense minister is leery Russia will run out of ammo
Defense News sits down with Lithuania’s defense chief, Arvydas Anušauskas.
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Lithuania buys Switchblade 600 drones
Lithuania has become the first European NATO member to order the kamikaze drone.
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Latvia’s Atlas Dynamics to open drone production plant in Ukraine
Latvian drone company Atlas Dynamics plans to open in early 2023 a research and development factory in Ukraine and later on a production plant.
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Romania spends $410 million on Israeli-British Watchkeeper drones
The purchase is the latest example of eastern European nations seeking to get their defense industries involved in maintaining Western systems.
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Greece builds first locally made combat drone
The Grypas will serve as a multipurpose system equipped for combat assignments.
-
Xtend to supply multi-drone operating system to Israel
The man-unmanned teaming and ability to control these drones is a key issue, including the use of “drone swarms.”
-
Drone advances in Ukraine could bring new age of warfare
Experts say it may only a matter of time before either Russia or Ukraine, or both, deploy drones programmed to find and attack targets without humans.
-
Turkish defense exports pass $4 billion in 2022, says procurement boss
The Turkish Exporters’ Assembly had put the country’s defense and aerospace exports in the period between January and November at $3.77 billion.
-
South Korea’s unannounced rocket launch causes UFO scare
“What is this? Is this a UFO? I’m scared,” said one Twitter user.
-
South Korea stages drills simulating downing of North Korea drones
South Korean warplanes and helicopters failed to bring down any of five North Korean drones spotted south of the border Monday.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister is leery Russia will run out of ammo
Defense News sits down with Lithuania’s defense chief, Arvydas Anušauskas.
-
Lithuania buys Switchblade 600 drones
Lithuania has become the first European NATO member to order the kamikaze drone.
-
Latvia’s Atlas Dynamics to open drone production plant in Ukraine
Latvian drone company Atlas Dynamics plans to open in early 2023 a research and development factory in Ukraine and later on a production plant.
-
Romania spends $410 million on Israeli-British Watchkeeper drones
The purchase is the latest example of eastern European nations seeking to get their defense industries involved in maintaining Western systems.
-
Greece builds first locally made combat drone
The Grypas will serve as a multipurpose system equipped for combat assignments.
-
Xtend to supply multi-drone operating system to Israel
The man-unmanned teaming and ability to control these drones is a key issue, including the use of “drone swarms.”
-
Drone advances in Ukraine could bring new age of warfare
Experts say it may only a matter of time before either Russia or Ukraine, or both, deploy drones programmed to find and attack targets without humans.
-
Turkish defense exports pass $4 billion in 2022, says procurement boss
The Turkish Exporters’ Assembly had put the country’s defense and aerospace exports in the period between January and November at $3.77 billion.
-
South Korea’s unannounced rocket launch causes UFO scare
“What is this? Is this a UFO? I’m scared,” said one Twitter user.
-
South Korea stages drills simulating downing of North Korea drones
South Korean warplanes and helicopters failed to bring down any of five North Korean drones spotted south of the border Monday.
-
Lithuania’s defense minister is leery Russia will run out of ammo
Defense News sits down with Lithuania’s defense chief, Arvydas Anušauskas.
-
Lithuania buys Switchblade 600 drones
Lithuania has become the first European NATO member to order the kamikaze drone.
-
Latvia’s Atlas Dynamics to open drone production plant in Ukraine
Latvian drone company Atlas Dynamics plans to open in early 2023 a research and development factory in Ukraine and later on a production plant.
-
Romania spends $410 million on Israeli-British Watchkeeper drones
The purchase is the latest example of eastern European nations seeking to get their defense industries involved in maintaining Western systems.
