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Germany Approves $7.2B Procurement of MEKO A-200 Frigates
Germany's parliamentary Budget Committee has approved the procurement of four MEKO A-200 frigates for 6.3 billion euros ($7.20 billion).
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US Approves Sale of Tomahawk Missiles to Germany: Merz
The United States has approved the sale of long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles to Germany, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said, despite previous doubts over a planned deployment.
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US Army IBCS Demos Interoperability With IFPC, LTAMDS in 34th Flight Test
The US Army’s Integrated Battle Command System has successfully demonstrated interoperability with diverse effectors and sensors during its 34th missile flight test and 44th intercept.
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Indian Military Hospital Pulls Off First Robotic Brainstem Biopsy
India’s Armed Forces Medical Services has carried out its first robotic stereotactic brainstem biopsy, bringing robotic precision to one of the most challenging areas in neurosurgery.
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Gaza Civil Defense Says Israeli Attacks Kill 9
Gaza's civil defense and health officials said Israeli attacks killed nine people in the Palestinian territory.
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Amnesty Urges Investigating Israeli Attacks on Lebanon as ‘War Crimes’
Amnesty International accused Israel of wiping out families in its strikes on Lebanon during its war with Hezbollah, calling for these attacks to be investigated as war crimes.
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Israeli Firm Demos High-Precision Atomic Clock to Fight GPS-Jamming
Israeli firm Quantum X Labs has taken its high-sensitivity quantum atomic clock a step closer to real-world deployment with a successful out-of-lab demonstration.
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Lockheed, NATO Allies Plan European PAC-3 Missile Hub
Lockheed Martin and five NATO allies are moving to establish a dedicated European maintenance hub for PAC-3 missile interceptors.
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Lockheed Martin, Rheinmetall to Co-Produce ATACMS in Europe
Lockheed Martin and Rheinmetall have signed an agreement to co-produce the Army Tactical Missile System in Europe.
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Matchbox-Sized Navigation Tech Takes Aim at the Next Wave of Guided Weapons
A new inertial measurement unit from French firm SBG Systems promises to deliver tactical-grade navigation and guidance performance in a compact package.