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ABB to Provide Propulsion and Power Package for Finland’s New Patrol Vessels

ABB has received a contract to deliver integrated power and propulsion solutions for the Finnish Border Guard’s two new patrol vessels.

Boeing, CAE to Expand Poseidon Aircraft Training for Canada, Germany, Norway

Boeing and aerospace simulation provider CAE have signed an agreement to expand P-8 Poseidon training in Canada, Germany, and Norway.

Rheinmetall in Talks for Australia-Based Boxer Vehicle Production for Germany

Rheinmetall has confirmed the start of negotiations to produce more than 100 Boxer combat vehicles in Australia for Germany.

Ukrainian Soldiers Finalize AS90 Howitzer Training in England

A second batch of Ukrainian warfighters has completed AS90 155-millimeter self-propelled howitzer training in the UK.

Israeli Army Launches Strikes in Syria After Rocket Fire

Israel launched artillery strikes on Syria, the Israeli army announced, after several rockets were fired from there and landed in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights.

Iraqi Kurds Protest Turkish Bombardment of Airport

Several hundred Iraqi Kurds protested against repeated Turkish military bombardments of their region, two days after an attack near the Sulaimaniyah airport.

‘Terrorist’ Attacks Kill 44 in Burkina Faso: Governor

Forty-four civilians have been killed by "armed terrorist groups" in two villages in northeastern Burkina Faso, near the Niger border, a regional governor said. 

US Assessing How Documents Leak Could Affect National Security

The United States is assessing how the apparent leak of a trove of highly classified documents could impact national security, the Pentagon said.

China Simulates Taiwan Strikes in Second Day of ‘Joint Sword’ Drills

Chinese fighter jets and warships simulated strikes on Taiwan as they encircled the island during a second day of military drills.

Russia Dropping Up to 20 Guided Bombs on Ukraine Per Day: Report

The Russian military is dropping up to 20 guided bombs on Ukrainian positions per day using its most sophisticated fighter jets, a Ukrainian military official said.

Philippines Urged to Build Military Base on Disputed Spratly Island

An Australian security expert has suggested that the Philippines build a military base on Pag-asa, an island situated on the disputed Spratly archipelago.

Lockheed, Boeing Lose $1.3B Future US Army Helicopter Protest to Bell

The US has rejected Sikorsky-Boeing’s protest regarding the $1.3-billion future vertical lift capability contract awarded to Bell Textron.

Netherlands, Belgium Agree to $4.4B Anti-Submarine Frigate Deal

The Netherlands and its neighbor Belgium have agreed to jointly acquire four anti-submarine warfare frigates worth $4.4 billion.

More Than 30 People in DR Congo Killed by Islamic State Group: UN

More than 30 people were killed in the DR Congo in attacks attributed to a rebel group affiliated with the Islamic State jihadist group.

US Army Opens Facility Hosting Combat-Ready Military Equipment in Poland

The US Army has opened a military equipment and logistics complex in Poland, increasing its capacity to respond to aggression in Eastern Europe.

Russia’s Wagner Chief Says Cemetery for Fighters ‘Growing’

The head of Russian mercenary outfit Wagner said his forces continue to suffer losses, as a video showed him visiting a cemetery where the group's fighters are buried.