Monthly Archive: Aprile 2022

Ukraine is negotiating the purchase of heavy strike drones from General Atomics, which could change the balance of the war. This was reported by Militarny, citing a statement by General Atomics to Forbes.

Last week, Ukrainian officials met in Washington with representatives of General Atomics, a …

ISTANBUL — Battle-tested Turkish combat drones seem to have gotten yet another customer as Slovakia has expressed interest and signaled it could become the second European Union member state to acquire Bayraktar TB2s.

The intention was reaffirmed by Slovakia’s Defense Minister Jaro Nad who on W…

The Belgian Ministry of Defense announced on Thursday that it had awarded a Belgian-Dutch-American consortium a contract worth some 600 million euros for the construction of the infrastructure necessary for the operation of the future F-35 combat aircraft, expected to arrive in Belgium from April 20…

The United States has committed more than $3.2 billion in security assistance to Ukraine since the beginning of the Biden Administration, including approximately $2.6 billion since the beginning of Russia’s unprovoked assault on February 24.

On April 13, the Department of Defense outlined the se…

AeroVironment Inc., Simi Valley, California, was awarded a $19,737,523 firm-fixed-price contract for RQ-20 Puma AE systems, reconnaissance surveillance and target acquisition kits, initial spares package, contractor logistics support and new equipment training for the country of Ukraine.

Bids we…

WASHINGTON —– Russia’s nuclear saber-rattling has the attention of top U.S. intelligence officials, some of whom are expressing growing concern about the Kremlin’s willingness to unleash some of its nuclear arsenal as it faces “potential desperation” in Ukraine.

Central Intelligence Agency Direc…