Sweden

Saab Gripen E Flies With Helsing AI Pilot in Combat Simulation

Saab’s Gripen E fighter jet successfully integrated and flew with Helsing’s artificial intelligence (AI) pilot during three combat simulation trials from May 28 to June 3. 

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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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Iveco to Ship 100 Medical Vehicles to Swedish Armed Forces

Sweden has placed an order for 100 4x4 medical vehicles for the armed forces as part of a framework launched in 2023.

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Maxar, Saab to Develop Space-Based Capabilities for Drones

Maxar and Saab signed an agreement to develop next-gen multi-domain battlespace solutions, focusing on space-based capabilities for drones.

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Sweden Acquires Lockheed Martin’s TPY-4 Ground Radar

Sweden has selected Lockheed Martin’s TPY-4 ground-based radar system to strengthen its long-range detection capabilities.

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Thailand Chooses Swedish Gripen Jets Over F-16s for Its Air Force

Thailand announced plans to buy four Gripen fighter jets in a $500 million deal, choosing the Swedish-made planes over American F-16s.

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Saab to Integrate MBDA’s Sea Ceptor Into Swedish Visby Corvettes

Saab has secured a $150.4 million contract to integrate MBDA’s Sea Ceptor air defense system into Stockholm’s Visby-class corvettes.

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Sweden Unveils $501M Military Aid Package for Ukraine

Sweden has announced its 19th military aid package for war-torn Ukraine, committing 4.8 billion Swedish kronor ($501 million).

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Ukraine Discusses Soviet Jet Upgrade With Swedish Officials

Ukrainian and Swedish officials have discussed upgrading Ukraine’s Soviet-era aircraft fleet with modern avionics.

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Sweden Condemns Israel Plans to ‘Take Control of Gaza’

Sweden's foreign minister on Monday condemned Israel's plans to "take control" of the Gaza Strip, saying the move would violate international law.

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