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Germany summons China’s ambassador after a plane is lasered over Red Sea

Europe · Germany

Germany summons China’s ambassador after a plane is lasered over Red Sea

36% Right coverage: 86 sources

BERLIN: Germany summoned the Chinese ambassador to the foreign ministry on Tuesday (Jul 8) after saying China's military had targeted a German aircraft with a laser. The aircraft was taking part in a European Union operation called ASPIDES, which aims to protect maritime security. "Putting German pers See the Story

Britain and France to join forces on nuclear deterrents for first time

UK Politics · London

Britain and France to join forces on nuclear deterrents for first time

41% Right coverage: 78 sources

Britain and France have agreed to co-ordinate their use of nuclear weapons for the first time to defend Europe from “extreme” threats. In a declaration signed during Emmanuel Macron’s state visit to the UK, the French president and Sir Keir Starmer pledged to work “more closely than ever before” on nuclear deterrence.See the Story

Germany plans to buy additional 15 F-35 fighter jets, Politico reports

Germany Economy · Germany

Germany plans to buy additional 15 F-35 fighter jets, Politico reports

47% Center coverage: 19 sources

Russia Weighs Scrapping Its Only Aircraft Carrier After Years of Restoration Delays

Coverage: 4 sources

Russia is considering scrapping its only aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, which has been undergoing repairs since 2018, the pro-Kremlin daily Izvestia reported, citing a source familiar with the matter.Vladimir Putin · Russia See the Story

France, UK Prepare 50,000-Troop Force for Ukraine Deployment

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

France and the UK are forming a 50,000-strong joint force, based in Paris, to lead a potential multinational deployment in Ukraine after a ceasefire, aiming to enforce peace terms without replacing Ukrainian troops, a move Russia deems unacceptable.Emmanuel Macron See the Story

Construction of German F-126 Frigates Puts Dutch Company Damen in Difficulty - Military Zone

In January 2020, the German Ministry of Defense announced that it had selected a consortium led by Dutch shipbuilder Damen to procure four new multi-role frigates [Mehrzweckkampfchiff 180 or MKS 180] in a contract worth around €5 billion. This came at the expense of TKMS [formerly ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems],... This article Construction of German F-126 frigates puts Dutch Damen in difficulty first appeared on Zone Militaire.Germany · Germany Read Article

Arquus Presented to the French Army a Ground Robot Equipped with Eight Akeron Lp Missiles - Military Zone

During a hearing at the National Assembly this week, the Chief of Staff of the Army [CEMAT], General Pierre Schill, considered that aerial drones embodied an “absolutely fundamental evolution of combat as we observe it on all battlefields today”, to the point of speaking of a “military revolution around the use” of... This article Arquus presented to the Army a ground robot equipped with eight Akeron LP missiles appeared first on Zone Militaire.Drones · Paris Read Article

4 Chinese Arrested in Greece for Clicking Photos of Rafale Jets, Facilities

100% Right coverage: 4 sources

A high alert was cautioned after the four individuals of Chinese nationality were found photographing sensitive military installations in the area. As per the sources, their actions were deemed suspicious and raised concerns of espionage, as the images they captured reportedly included Rafale fighter jets.Fighter Aircraft · Greece See the Story

Electronic Warfare: the Air Force Struggles to Compensate for the Withdrawal of Its Two Transall C-160g Gabriels - Military Zone

As the war in Ukraine had just begun and the capacity needs in terms of electromagnetic intelligence [ROEM] could only increase, the Air & Space Force [AAE] had to part with its two C-160G Gabriel aircraft, then deployed by the Airborne Electronic Squadron 01.054 Dunkerque. Suffice to say that the decision... This article Electronic warfare: The Air Force struggles to compensate for the withdrawal of its 2 Transall C-160G Gabriel appeared first …Air Force · Hauts-De-France Read Article

Belgium Plans Largest Ammunition Order, Announces Early NH90 Helicopter Retirement

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

In comments heavily critical of the troubled NH90, Belgian Defense Minister Theo Francken said that Belgium's four TTH standard aircraft will be "decommissioned from September."Military · Belgium See the Story

South Korea Redirects Apache Attack Helicopter Funds to Drones, Other Projects

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

South Korea is canceling its planned purchase of 36 AH-64E Apache helicopters from the United States and redirecting some of the money to unmanned systems, according to a South Korean lawmaker.Navy · South Korea See the Story

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