NATO

Reduced US Military Presence in Europe an ‘Adjustment’: NATO

NATO had been informed in advance of US plans to reduce some of its troops deployed on the alliance's eastern flank.

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NATO Stands With Lithuania Over Balloon Incursion: Rutte

NATO voiced firm support for Lithuania over what Vilnius condemned as a "hybrid attack" on its airspace by Russia's ally Belarus.

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NATO, Ukraine Test Solution Against Russia’s Guided Aerial Bombs 

NATO and Ukraine have completed another testing phase of a solution made for countering Russia’s long-range guided aerial bombs at a French test range.

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Germany Signs $2.3B Deal for Israeli Spike Missiles Through NATO

Germany will purchase Israel’s Spike anti-tank missiles in a $2.3 billion deal through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency.

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Saab to Extend Life of Spanish Army Arthur Radar Systems

Saab has received an order from NATO to extend the service life of the Arthur artillery locating radar systems used by the Spanish Army.

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GA-ASI, Netherlands Partner to Develop Small Uncrewed Aircraft

The Dutch Ministry of Defence and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems have teamed up to develop a small uncrewed aircraft system for multi-role intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance missions. 

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Australian Spy Aircraft Flies 45 NATO Missions Near Ukraine

An Australian E-7A Wedgetail aircraft has been deployed 45 times as part of NATO operations to monitor Russian activities near Ukraine.

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Ukraine Military Aid Falls 43 Percent Despite New NATO Initiative: Report

Military aid to Ukraine dropped by 43 percent in July and August compared to the first half of the year, a German research institute said.

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Dedrone, TYTAN Partner to Boost NATO’s Counter-Drone Capabilities

Dedrone by Axon has partnered with TYTAN Technologies to enhance NATO’s ability to detect and respond to drone threats across allied airspace.

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Swedish Military Says Tracking Russian Sub in Baltic Sea

Sweden's armed forces said they were following a Russian submarine that entered the Baltic Sea, calling it a "routine operation" in collaboration with its allies.

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