Estonia

Milrem Unveils THeMIS UGV With Counter-Drone Turret in Jakarta

Estonian manufacturer Milrem Robotics has presented a new configuration of its unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Six European Countries Sign Deal for CV90 Purchase

A group of six European countries has signed a statement of intent to explore a joint procurement of CV90 armored infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs).

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Ukraine to Receive Six Estonian UGVs From France

France will supply Estonian-built unmanned ground vehicles to the Ukrainian government to support its resistance to Russia’s illegal invasion.

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Estonian Firm to Build Drone Plant With Daily Capacity of 2,000

Estonian company Meridein Group is set to build a high-capacity unmanned aerial vehicle production plant to bolster the Baltic region’s defense capabilities.

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Estonia Opens First Aerial Drone Training Hub for Military

Estonia has inaugurated its first military unmanned aerial vehicle training center in the northern central village of Nurmsi.

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Estonia Plans Air Defense Purchase for Russian Ballistic Missile Threat

Estonia plans to procure a long-range air-defense system for a potential Russian ballistic missile attack.

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Hungarian Firm Clinches Estonian Passive Radar Procurement Contract

Hungarian defense firm Pro Patria Electronics has been contracted by the Estonian Ministry of Defense to supply passive radar systems.

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Weibel, DefSecIntel Partner to Integrate Radars, Counter-Drone Systems

The Danish firm Weibel Scientific and Estonian DefSecIntel Solutions have partnered to integrate radars and counter-drone technologies.

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Ukraine Requests $100M in Military Aid From Estonia

Ukraine has sent a military aid request to Estonia in support of its continuing defense against Russia’s aggression.

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Estonia to Up Defense Spending to at Least 5.0% of GDP From 2026

Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal said on Tuesday his NATO country would next year raise defense spending to "at least" five percent of GDP, citing the threat from neighboring Russia.

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