The Netherlands is injecting an additional
Kalashnikov Concern has announced the modernization of its 7
The Swedish company, SWEBAL today announced a €3mn strategic investment to begin construction of its factory to manufacture Trinitrotoluene (TNT), the explosive compound used in artillery shells and other munitions, in Nora, Sweden. SWEBAL was co-founded by tech entrepreneur Joakim Sjöblom
Thales and KNDS debuted their unmanned artillery system, the RAPIDFire 40mm gun at the ongoing the Paris Air Show today. Designed for integration on multiple platforms, RAPIDFire now comes in a land-based version to meet emerging operational needs, particularly for defending sensitive sites against varied and saturating attacks
Denmark has approved a fast-tracked defense procurement worth
Sweden will add 154 battle tanks to its army by 2030 under a contract signed by the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV), with deliveries scheduled between 2027 and 2031. The
The U.K
India's Reliance Defence on Tuesday announced a strategic cooperation with Germanys, Diehl Defence, for the production of next-generation Terminally Guided Munitions (TGM). As part of the agreement, Reliance Defence will establish a high-tech, greenfield manufacturing facility in Watad Industrial Area, Ratnagiri, Maharashtra state
A massive display of Russian arms during a military parade in the Libyan city of Benghazi have sparked rumors that the North African country has become the new base for Russian Arms following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria. Russian armored vehicles, tanks, air defense systems and heavy artillery were seen earlier this week during a military parade organized by Libyan warlord, Khalifa Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) which enjoys Moscow's support
Indra has successfully tested its NEMUS radar for active protection against drones and projectiles on Leopard battle tanks at the Spanish Armys Armored Units Instruction Center (CENAD) in Zaragoza. The purpose of the tests was to check that the Nemus radar can be integrated into the Leopard platform
The Japanese National Police Agency has warned about toy pistols sold online that are capable of firing live ammunition. In some cases, the police have taken action on individuals with such pistols for illegal handgun possession