Due to the situation in Ukraine, the defense has prepared extra units and put a combat battalion on rapid alert so that it can respond quickly if the situation requires it.

The Armed Forces has tightened the response time for the combat battalion, which is registered in NATO’s readiness, from 3…

The Minister of Defense points out that in accordance with the requests from the Ukrainian side, infantry weapons and protective equipment worth 124 million kuna will be sent to Ukraine.

At the 104th session of the Government of the Republic of Croatia on Monday, February 28, 2022, a package of…

Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen H. Hicks met yesterday with Australian Defense Secretary Greg Moriarty to advance the United States-Australia alliance and compare perspectives on managing national defense enterprises, Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon said. 

Moriarty told Hicks that Australia’s …

Today, on March 1, the Cabinet of Ministers conceptually approved the proposal of the Ministry of Defense to increase the defense budget to 2.5% of the gross domestic product by 2025.

“Taking into account the changes in the security situation in Europe related to the Russian military invasion o…

NORFOLK, Va. — USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) successfully completed sea trials off the coast of Virginia this week, marking the successful conclusion of its inaugural Planned Incremental Availability (PIA).

The milestone follows six months of modernization and maintenance work at Huntington Ing…

Norway has purchased five new maritime patrol aircraft that will monitor the maritime areas in the north. Now the first P-8 aircraft is in place at Evenes.

“Norway is NATO’s eyes and ear in the north. The new patrol aircraft are very important for our preparedness. They will gather information …