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Poland Signs $4.8B Deal With Saab for Three A26 Submarines

A starboard beam view of the nuclear-powered attack submarine USS BATON ROUGE (SSN 689) underway near La Maddalena, Italy.

EU Defence Fund 2025: €1.07B Boost for Drones, AI, and Ukraine Partnership

The European Commission has released the outcomes of its 2025 European Defence Fund (EDF) call, approving 57...

European Defence Fund 2026: €1B Boost for Hypersonic, Tank, and AI Defense R&D

The European Defence Fund (EDF) is set to allocate €1 billion ($1.2 billion) for defense research and...

French Army and Thales Prepare Drone Swarms for Battlefield Deployment

Military units are expected to begin deploying drone swarms within the next two years as the technology...

UK’s RapidDestroyer: Revolutionizing Drone Warfare with Microwave Weapons

The United Kingdom has made a significant advancement in countering the expanding threat posed by drone warfare...

Queen Elizabeth & Prince of Wales Aircraft Carriers: Vulnerabilities to Modern Missile Threats

The Queen Elizabeth and Prince of Wales aircraft carriers, among the UK’s most advanced naval assets, have...

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Helsing Contra Air Defense System Targets Fast Drones

German defence company Helsing has unveiled Contra, an AI-coordinated air defence system combining Inferno and Ambush interceptor missiles. Designed to counter fast-moving attack drones, the system aims to keep interception costs below $100,000 per shot, with market readiness expected in late 2027.

Leonardo and Rheinmetall Secure $4.16 Billion Italian Army Contracts

Italy’s Leonardo and Germany’s Rheinmetall have reportedly won two contracts worth a combined $4.16 billion from the...

Denmark Plans Long-Range Strike Missile Acquisition

Denmark intends to procure two types of long-range precision-strike missiles, one launched from aircraft and the other...

UK Royal Navy Faces Anti-Submarine Warfare Gap

The United Kingdom’s Royal Navy is facing a significant anti-submarine warfare (ASW) capability shortfall that could undermine...