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Germany, Sweden Order Kongsberg Remote Weapon Stations for CAVS 6×6 Vehicles

Kongsberg has awarded Patria a contract to supply Protector remote weapon stations for the German and Swedish Common Armoured Vehicle Systems.

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Ukraine, Norway, Sweden Top Destinations for German Arms Exports

Ukraine was again the top recipient of German defense exports last year, followed by Germany's Scandinavian NATO allies Norway and Sweden.

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Sweden, Denmark Pledge $290M to Boost Ukraine Air Defense

Sweden and Denmark announced they were procuring air defense systems worth $290 million for Ukraine, amid ongoing Russian attacks.

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Sweden to Boost Ukraine’s Air Defense With Major Military Aid Package

Sweden is set to bolster Ukraine’s air defenses with a major security assistance package that includes radars, electronic warfare systems, and fighter jets.

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Teledyne Delivers First Batch of GAVIA Autonomous Underwater Vehicles to Sweden

Teledyne Gavia, part of Teledyne Marine, has handed over the first four GAVIA autonomous underwater vehicles to Sweden.

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Rheinmetall to Source Fossil-Free Steel From Swedish Firm for Defense Production

Swedish company SSAB and Germany’s Rheinmetall have signed an agreement to supply decarbonized steel for defense manufacturing.

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Poland Advances Signals Intelligence Fleet With Second Ship From Saab

Swedish firm Saab has launched Poland’s second DELFIN-class signals intelligence vessel, the ORP Henryk Zygalski.

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Latvia Advances Artillery Modernization With Approval of 18 Archer Howitzers

The Latvian government has approved the procurement of 18 Archer wheeled self-propelled artillery systems from Sweden.

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Saab to Supply Trackfire RWS With Counter-Drone Capability to Sweden

Sweden has awarded Saab a $162-million contract for the delivery of Trackfire Remote Weapon Stations with counter-drone capability.

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Sweden to Spend $1.6B to Bolster Air Defenses

Sweden will invest 15 billion kronor ($1.6 billion) on bolstering its air defenses, notably potential civilian targets, the government said Sunday, the latest European country to beef up military spending since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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