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The Benelux countries will transfer M113 tracked armoured personnel carriers to the Ukrainian Armed Forces. They plan to buy them from industry, repair them and then send them to the front.
The United States of America plans to announce a new military aid package for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The US Department of Defence is preparing for a big investment in the nuclear weapons sector. The Pentagon will have to spend hundreds of billions of dollars over ten years.
Collins Aerospace, a subsidiary of RTX (formerly Raytheon Technology), has completed the integration of the MS-110 Fast-Jet system on the fourth-generation F-16 Fighting Falcon fighters. This is stated in a press release published on the official RTX website.
Poland and the UK are joining forces to develop an anti-aircraft missile based on the Common Anti-Air Modular Missile (CAMM). The new development is called CAMM-MR.
The UK Ministry of Defence has decided to reduce the number of helicopters to be purchased under the New Medium Helicopter (NMH) programme. This is reported by the publication Breaking Defence.
The White House has officially confirmed that for the first time since 1981, a nuclear-powered submarine of the US Navy that can be equipped with nuclear weapons has arrived in the Republic of Korea. It was later revealed which Ohio-class submarine made the historic visit.
The Romanian Armed Forces intend to upgrade their fleet of main battle tanks. The country has recently initiated the purchase of more than 50 M1 Abrams, but in the future Bucharest wants to acquire almost six times as many combat vehicles.
It's finally happened. An American Ohio-class nuclear-powered submarine has sailed to the Republic of Korea. The Trident-class submarine made its first visit to the country in more than four decades.
The video was published on the YouTube channel @mazutsd. The video shows two Ukrainian Su-24 attack aircraft operating in pairs against the occupants' positions on the front line. The planes are flying at low altitude.
On the previous day, we wrote that the United States had sent F-16 Fighting Falcon fighters to the region to deter Iran in the Persian Gulf. They will be assisted by fifth-generation F-35 Lightning II aircraft and a warship.
Australia is one of many foreign operators of the fifth-generation F-35A Lightning II fighter jets. The Defence Ministry had planned to order 28 more aircraft, but may abandon the idea.
The Royal Navy has planned to repair the nuclear submarine HMS Vanguard (S28). This will be carried out by Babcock.
Last week, the People's Liberation Army of China updated the record for the number of warships sent to Taiwan. However, it is not clear what such activity is related to.
The Royal Australian Air Force has found a way to partially solve the shortage of fighter aircraft. To do this, the service is modernising its existing Boeing Super Hornet aircraft.
