Europe
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May- 2026 -11 May
Norway Allocates $304M for Ukraine Patriot Interceptor Supplies
Norway has announced $304 million in support of the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List initiative, including funding for Patriot air defense interceptors.
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11 May
Rheinmetall, Deutsche Telekom Partner on Drone Defense ‘Shield’
German arms maker Rheinmetall and telecommunications operator Deutsche Telekom plan to jointly develop a drone "defense shield."
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11 May
Patria Expands Defense Partnership With Finnish City of Hämeenlinna
Patria and the Finnish city of Hämeenlinna are preparing to formalize a cooperation deal for strengthening the local defense industrial base.
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11 May
Navantia Lays Keel for Saudi Arabia’s Seventh Avante 2200 Corvette
Spanish shipbuilder Navantia has laid the keel for the Royal Saudi Naval Forces’ seventh corvette based on the company’s Avante 2200 model.
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11 May
Diehl, Greece Extend IRIS-T Air Defense Partnership
Diehl Defence and Greece’s Hellenic Defence Systems have renewed their long-running cooperation on the IRIS-T missile program as demand continues to grow.
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11 May
EU Hypersonic Defense Project Clears Key Mission Definition Milestone
A major European missile defense effort has moved one step closer to defining what a future hypersonic interceptor could look like.
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10 May
UK Sending Warship to Middle East Ahead of Hormuz Mission
The UK will send a destroyer to the Middle East ahead of any international mission to help protect shipping in the key Strait of Hormuz, its defense ministry said Saturday.
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10 May
Algeria and France Agree to More Cooperation After Diplomatic Spat
France and Algeria set aside a two-year diplomatic falling-out to agree to intensified cooperation on domestic security and defense.
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10 May
Putin Says Ukraine War Winding Down, Blasts West for Backing Kyiv
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday said the war in Ukraine was winding down.
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9 May
Poland Signs $52B EU Defense Loan Deal to Modernize Military
Poland on Friday became the first country to sign a loan agreement with the European Commission to fund the modernization of its military and arms industry, under which it will receive nearly $52 billion.
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