Europe

Turkey’s Longest-Range Ballistic Missile ‘Tayfun’ Surpasses 500 Km in Recent Test

Roketsan has conducted another test of its longest-range ballistic missile, the Tayfun, surpassing the 500-kilometer mark.

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EU Says ‘Foundations’ Laid for Ukraine War Tribunal

The European Union on Tuesday said experts had agreed on the "legal foundations" for a special tribunal to try Russia over the war in Ukraine.

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Sweden Buys Mk82 Bombs From Rheinmetall to Equip Gripen Aircraft

Sweden has contracted Rheinmetall to acquire Mk82 bombs for its Gripen aircraft, aiming to enhance its air force's ground target capabilities.

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Sweden Pledges $1.2B to Ukraine in Military Aid

Sweden pledged an additional $1.2 billion in military aid to Ukraine, saying Europe needed to prepare to shoulder larger support to Kyiv.

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Poland Developing First Military Quantum Computer

Poland is developing its first military quantum computer, a move aimed at enhancing its capabilities in encryption and data analysis.

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Germany’s Diehl Defence Wins IRIS-T Block II Missile Development Deal

German firm Diehl Defence has once again been selected to lead a multinational effort to develop an advanced version of the IRIS-T air-to-air missile.

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Lithuania Reactivates 1st Mechanized Division Amid Rising Threats

Lithuania has reconstituted the 1st Mechanized Division to enhance its ability to address escalating regional threats.

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EU Warns Russia of Sanctions Over Any Attack in Space

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the bloc could apply sanctions against any attacks in space, pointing to hostile actions by Russia.

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Turkey, Morocco Begin Expanded Arms Collaboration

Morocco has deepened its weapons cooperation with Turkey in a bid to modernize its military arsenal and strengthen defense capabilities.

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N.Korean Troops Aiding Russia Pulling Back From Frontline: Kyiv’s Forces

North Korean troops fighting for Russia in the Kursk region appear to have temporarily pulled back from one section of the frontline following reports of heavy casualties.

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