Europe
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Jun- 2026 -25 June
Ukraine’s LOGIST Ground Drone Expands Beyond Cargo in New Combat Upgrade
Frontline Robotics and Dropla have signed an agreement to integrate the BURIA remote weapon station into the LOGIST unmanned ground vehicle.
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25 June
Hungary Receives Final Gripen C Fighter Jets From Saab
Hungary has received its final Gripen C fighter jets from Saab, completing the country’s order of four additional aircraft under a 2024 contract.
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25 June
Belgium Receives First Airbus H145M Multi-Role Helicopter
Belgium has taken delivery of its first H145M multi-role helicopter from Airbus, supporting the country’s military modernization efforts.
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25 June
Saab Deepens AI Push With Strategic Stake in France’s Comand AI
Saab is expanding its artificial intelligence portfolio with a strategic investment in France’s Comand AI, a company specializing in AI-powered battlefield planning.
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24 June
France to Turn A400M Into Command-and-Control and ISR Platform
Airbus will equip the A400M trasport aircraft with new multi-mission capability, enabling command-and-control of air and ground assets.
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24 June
Germany Rebuilds Armored Recovery Fleet With Bergepanzer Order
Germany has ordered 23 Bergepanzer 3 Büffel armored recovery vehicles from Rheinmetall to replace systems previously supplied to Ukraine, in a deal valued in the “mid-three-digit million-euro range.”
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24 June
Embraer Completes Checkup of Hungary’s C-390 Millennium Airlifter
Embraer has concluded the first scheduled sustainment of the Hungarian Air Force’s C-390 Millennium military transport aircraft.
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24 June
NATO, Ukraine Open Challenge to Counter Enemy Airfields
NATO and Ukraine have launched a competition to develop technologies that can disrupt and disable enemy airfields.
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24 June
Patria’s New Radar Pushes High-Volume Projectile Tracking to 500 Targets
Tracking incoming fire without giving away its position is the core idea behind Patria’s new passive radar, which can reportedly monitor up to 500 projectiles at once.
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24 June
HENSOLDT Develops Portable Jammer to Challenge Modern Navigation Signals
German firm HENSOLDT is pushing deeper into electronic warfare with a new mobile jammer designed to disrupt “all common global satellite navigation systems.”
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