European Union

EU to Allow Sale of Confiscated Russian Oil From Shadow Fleet 

The EU agreed to allow member states to sell Russian oil and other cargoes confiscated from vessels suspected of circumventing sanctions.

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Romania Orders 12 Ground Master 200 AESA Radars From Thales 

Romania is acquiring 12 combat-proven GM200 Multi-Mission All-in-One radars from French firm Thales to strengthen airspace protection amid reports of drone incursions.

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Moldova to Receive 100+ Roshel Armored Vehicles via $57M EU Grant

Moldova is set to receive more than 100 armored vehicles from Roshel, with over 50 million euros in funding from the European Union’s European Peace Facility.

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EU to Refuse Military-Age Ukrainian Men Refugee Protection

The EU on Friday proposed stopping granting Ukrainian men of fighting age refugee protection to settle in the bloc, while extending the right beyond 2027 for others from the country.

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EU Welcomes US-Iran Deal to End ‘Costly War’

The EU's top officials Monday welcomed a deal between the US and Iran to end the Middle East war, saying Europe was ready to contribute to "a lasting peace."

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Bulgaria Signals End to New Weapons Deliveries to Ukraine 

The Bulgarian government has ruled out supplying any additional weapons and military equipment to Ukraine.

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EU Signs off on New $116M Support for Lebanese Army

The European Union signed off on a new $116-million support package for the Lebanese army, as it seeks to bolster the military amid a fragile ceasefire in the country.

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Schiebel Camcopter S-300 Chosen for EU Undersea Warfare Program

The EU has selected Austria-based Schiebel to provide its Camcopter S-300 unmanned aerial system for the alliance’s Stand-off anti-submarine Warfare Operations by Remote Deployment program.

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EU Says Won’t Be ‘Neutral Mediator’ Between Ukraine and Russia

The EU's top diplomat on Thursday ruled out Europe acting as a "neutral mediator" between Ukraine and Russia, after foreign ministers from the bloc's 27 countries debated their terms for possible talks with Moscow.

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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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