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The European Commission proposes to allocate one billion euros from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets to develop the Ukrainian defence industry.
In Finland, women have begun to join military training courses as the situation with Russia has deteriorated.
Russia has recruited hundreds of Yemeni men for its war of aggression against Ukraine, promising them high-paying jobs and even Russian citizenship.
Former Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen said that the US should focus on military assistance to Ukraine, despite the threat of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan.
About a third of the ballistic missiles used by Russia to attack Ukraine in 2024 were KN-23 ballistic missiles manufactured by the DPRK.
The US Army finally chose the Black Widow drone from Red Cat, which won the tender for the supply of short-range reconnaissance drones.
The United Kingdom intends to resume production of its own nuclear fuel for military purposes.
The National Museum of the United States Air Force has exhibited an upgraded Su-27UB, which previously belonged to the Ukrainian Air Force.
Latvia has signed a contract with the Finnish company Patria for the production and supply of 56 more Patria 6×6 armoured personnel carriers worth more than $60 million.
The Indonesian government has requested arms and equipment from Russia as part of its efforts to modernise its defence capabilities.
Deputy Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh said that Russia had warned the United States about the launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile at Ukraine before it launched.
A contract signing ceremony for Romania's purchase of F-35 fighter jets took place in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, and the manufacturer Lockheed Martin named the country the 20th "member of the F-35 Global Alliance".
The Ukrainian General Staff informed that the Armed Forces of Ukraine have set up the first training school for operators of unmanned ground robotic systems (UGVs).
The Czech Republic intends to purchase 14 more Leopard 2A4 main battle tanks to strengthen the capabilities of its army.
Judging by the report submitted to the US Congress on China's expanding electronic warfare capabilities, this will be a "serious challenge" for the United States in the event of a war in the Taiwan Strait.
