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27 November

Aftermath of the Ukrainian strikes in Taganrog, Rostov region, in southwestern Russia.

Ukrainian Strikes Destroy Russia’s Rare A-60 Laser Aircraft in Taganrog

Ukraine appears to have carried out one of its most consequential deep strikes of the war, likely destroying Russia’s rare A-60 airborne laser aircraft and another high-value radar testbed.

26 November

Inder Singh Bisht

Ukrainian Praktika, Spanish Firms to Produce Armored Vehicles in Spain

Ukrainian Praktika has signed an agreement with Spain’s Tecnove and Escribano to jointly produce armored vehicles in Spain.

26 November

Jodesz Gavilan

US Approves $200M Sale of Navy Multiband Terminals to UK

The US State Department has cleared a potential $200-million sale to the UK for additional Navy Multiband Terminals.

26 November

Giulia Bernacchi

Embraer to Integrate ILIAS Software Suite for C-390 and A-29 Aircraft

Embraer will integrate ILIAS Solutions’ software suite for maintenance and logistics into the C‑390 Millennium and A‑29 Super Tucano fleets.

26 November

Saab’s GlobalEye Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) aircraft.

Rojoef Manuel

Saab, CAE Ink International Training Partnership for GlobalEye Spy Plane

Saab and CAE have signed an agreement to deliver advanced training for Saab’s GlobalEye Airborne Early Warning and Control aircraft.

26 November

Rojoef Manuel

Australia’s DroneShield Expands European Footprint With Handheld Anti-Drone Weapons Contract

New South Wales-based DroneShield has won a $3.3 million follow-on contract to supply handheld counter-unmanned aerial systems and accessories to a European military customer.

26 November

Staff Writer With AFP

EU Gives Germany Free Pass Over Defense Spending

Germany will escape EU punishment for breaking the bloc's budget rules because of a defense spending exemption.

26 November

Rojoef Manuel

Naval Group Taps Dutch Expertise for Royal Netherlands Navy’s Orka Submarine Production

France’s Naval Group has expanded its Dutch industry partnerships for the Royal Netherlands Navy’s future Orka-class submarines, securing fresh contracts with Nevesbu and Van Halteren Technologies at a defense and security convention in Rotterdam.

26 November

Rojoef Manuel

S. Korea’s Chunmoo Leads Norway’s Rocket Artillery Race After German EuroPULS Exit

Norway appears to be moving closer to selecting South Korea’s K239 Chunmoo multiple launch rocket system after Germany’s EuroPULS was dropped from the competition earlier this year, leaving only Lockheed Martin’s HIMARS and Hanwha Aerospace’s offering in contention.

26 November