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3 October

Kizilelma Fighter Drone Flies Armed With Turkish Precision Bombs for First Time

The next generation of Turkey’s unmanned combat aerial vehicle has reached a crucial milestone, completing a first-ever armed flight trial.

3 October

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky alongside European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the President of the European Council Antonio Costa

Staff Writer With AFP

Zelensky Warns Europe Russia Looking to ‘Escalate’ War

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky warned Europe recent drone incursions showed Russia was looking to "escalate" its aggression, as he offered his country's war-honed expertise to help counter the threat.

3 October

Authorities respond to a suspected terrorist attack in Manchester

Staff Writer With AFP

‘Terrorist Attack’ on UK Synagogue Kills Two: Police

An attacker ploughed a car into a crowd outside a packed synagogue in Britain, a Jewish holiday, before going on a stabbing spree, killing two people and leaving three wounded, police said.

3 October

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Ukraine’s ‘Vampire’ Drone Takes Center Stage at First European Defense Forum in Hague

At an event attended by over 200 Dutch and foreign firms, Ukraine showcased a variety of its defense solutions with proven combat experience.

3 October

NATO troops conduct a massive amphibious landing during the Exercise Baltic Operations on the Baltic Sea

Staff Writer With AFP

Verdict Due in Finland Trial Over Baltic Cable Cuts

A Finnish court will deliver its verdict on the captain and two senior officers of a ship, believed to be part of Russia's "shadow fleet," suspected of cutting Baltic Sea cables.

2 October

Inder Singh Bisht

Sweden Contracts Marine Alutech for 20 Amphibious Battalion Boats

Sweden has contracted Marine Alutech for the delivery of 20 watercraft to equip the country’s amphibious battalions.

2 October

Estonian personnel fire weapon systems in Sirgala military training grounds

Jodesz Gavilan

Estonia Lands Two Slots in NATO’s Fast-Track Defense Tech Program

Two Estonian defense firms have been chosen for the next phase of NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic.

2 October

Rojoef Manuel

Russia Possibly Recruited N. Korean Workers to Build Attack Drones, Ukrainian General Says

Russia may be relying on as many as 20,000 North Korean laborers to help build weapons, including tactical unmanned aerial systems, according to Ukraine’s top general.

2 October