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NATO warships train to defend Iceland
NATO warships and mine countermeasure forces are taking part in Exercise Northern Viking 26 around Iceland, rehearsing the defence of the country and the strategically important sea routes.
Ministers approve extra funding to complete island ferries
Scottish ministers have approved around £20m in additional costs to complete three new ferries being built in Turkey, with the final vessel now expected to be delivered during the second quarter of 2027.
Lockheed tests low-cost rocket for HIMARS training
Lockheed Martin has completed a second flight test of its new Joint Reduced Range Rocket, a reusable-pod training system being developed as a potential replacement for the Reduced Range Practice Rocket used by the U.S. Army and international operators.
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Ireland in talks to join British-led naval alliance
High-level talks between British and Irish officials have begun on Ireland joining the Joint Expeditionary Force, the ten-nation grouping led by Britain, according to The Journal in Ireland.
British warship currently defending airspace over Ireland
A Royal Navy warship and a Merlin helicopter are providing air defence for the EU defence ministers' meeting in Wicklow, with the ship kept outside Irish territorial waters, The Irish Times reports.
NATO warships train to defend Iceland
NATO warships and mine countermeasure forces are taking part in Exercise Northern Viking 26 around Iceland, rehearsing the defence of the country and the strategically important sea routes.
Ministers approve extra funding to complete island ferries
Scottish ministers have approved around £20m in additional costs to complete three new ferries being built in Turkey, with the final vessel now expected to be delivered during the second quarter of 2027.
British crews test NATO submarine rescue airlift
The NATO Submarine Rescue System has completed an exercise testing how its 350 tonnes of specialist equipment could be moved rapidly by road and Royal Air Force transport aircraft.
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Allies back Germany over Russian Leipzig attack
Germany's attribution of an attempted drone attack at Leipzig Airport to Russia has drawn statements of support from Britain, Estonia and Finland.
Lockheed offers Peru $1.8bn package with F-16 bid
Lockheed Martin has outlined a $1.8 billion industrial and social collaboration package for Peru as part of its proposal to supply F-16 Block 70 fighter aircraft.
Raytheon completes $50m US radar plant expansion
Raytheon has completed a $50 million expansion of its manufacturing facility in Forest, Mississippi, increasing production capacity for electronic warfare and radar systems.
Lockheed tests low-cost rocket for HIMARS training
Lockheed Martin has completed a second flight test of its new Joint Reduced Range Rocket, a reusable-pod training system being developed as a potential replacement for the Reduced Range Practice Rocket used by the U.S. Army and international operators.
Two-seat Gripen F completes first flight
Saab has completed the first flight of the Gripen F, the two-seat version of the Gripen E fighter developed with Brazilian industry, beginning a flight-test programme that will progressively clear the aircraft across its operating envelope.
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Polish firms join global Abrams supply chain
Polish manufacturers are producing 52 components for the Abrams tank programme, with eight companies now supplying parts used in sustainment and production for vehicles worldwide.
Rolls-Royce completes $1bn US defence investment
Rolls-Royce has completed a decade-long $1 billion investment programme in Indiana, expanding manufacturing, assembly and engine-test facilities supporting US military aircraft including the B-52, C-130J, V-22 and MQ-25A.
NATO deputy chief visits Dublin for defence talks
NATO Deputy Secretary General Radmila Shekerinska is visiting Dublin for two days of engagements, including a public discussion on security issues and an informal meeting of European Union defence ministers.
Finland orders Saab RBS 70 NG air defence system
Finland has placed an initial order with Saab for the RBS 70 NG short-range air defence system, extending its use of the Swedish company's ground-based missile family.
Netherlands orders Saab mobile camouflage systems
The Netherlands Ministry of Defence has signed a multi-year agreement with Saab covering the Barracuda Mobile Camouflage System, with an initial order placed for equipment to be fitted to Royal Netherlands Army Fennek reconnaissance vehicles.
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