Europe
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Feb- 2026 -9 February
Germany Orders Major IRIS-T Missile Package From Diehl
Germany has contracted Diehl Defence to procure the IRIS-T family of guided missiles for the German Armed Forces.
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9 February
Northrop, Global Military Receive US Army Penalties Over Late Ukraine Ammo
The US Army is collecting penalties from Northrop Grumman and Global Military Products over late shipments of artillery ammunition intended for Ukraine.
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9 February
Ukraine to Set Up 10 Weapons Export Hubs Across Europe
Kyiv plans to open 10 weapons export centers in Europe this year, Ukrainian President Zelensky has announced.
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9 February
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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9 February
OCCAR Signs Co-Funding Deal for Indra-Led Airborne Electronic Attack Program
OCCAR signed a contract on behalf of several European states for the Responsive Electronic Attack for Cooperative Tasks II program.
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9 February
Russia Turns Cannons Into Counter-Drone Weapons With New Airburst Rounds
Rostec has developed 30mm programmable airburst rounds that detonate mid-air, scattering shrapnel to hit fast-moving drones.
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9 February
Estonia, Latvia, Belgium Receive First BLAZE Autonomous Interceptor Drones
Estonia, Latvia, and Belgium have begun receiving BLAZE autonomous interceptor drones from Origin Robotics.
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9 February
KNDS, TYTAN Expand Mobile Counter-Drone Systems for Germany
KNDS and TYTAN Technologies have agreed to expand their cooperation on mobile counter-UAS solutions for military land platforms in Germany.
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9 February
Russian Strikes on Ukraine Kill 3: Officials
Overnight Russian strikes on Odesa and Kharkiv killed at least three people, Ukrainian officials said early Monday.
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8 February
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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