Read more about the article Poland Plans To Allocate $100 Million For Purchasing ‘A Few Hundred’ Long-Range Spike Anti-Tank Missiles.
Poland’s latest Spike LR antitank guided missile purchase, valued at “around $100 million” builds on an original order of 2675 units. (Rafael)

Poland Plans To Allocate $100 Million For Purchasing ‘A Few Hundred’ Long-Range Spike Anti-Tank Missiles.

"Our safety is assured by a modern and properly outfitted military. That's why we keep enhancing the Polish Army by utilizing the capabilities of our own arms industry," stated Mariusz…

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Read more about the article Hanwha wins $5-7 billion contract for Australian infantry fighting vehicle, beating Rheinmetall.
Redback and Lynx vehicles. (Australian Defense Force)

Hanwha wins $5-7 billion contract for Australian infantry fighting vehicle, beating Rheinmetall.

Redback and Lynx vehicles. (Australian Defense Force) Australia strengthened its ties with South Korea by awarding Hanwha, a major artillery company, a significant $5-7 billion AUD ($3.38 billion US) contract…

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Read more about the article The Czech Republic has spent $2.2 billion on purchasing CV90 infantry fighting vehicles, while Ukraine is just a few days away from receiving them.

The Czech Republic has spent $2.2 billion on purchasing CV90 infantry fighting vehicles, while Ukraine is just a few days away from receiving them.

The Czech Republic has recently confirmed its purchase of 246 MkIV CV90s, while sources have revealed that additional CV90s are being deployed to the front lines in Ukraine. A BAE-made…

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Read more about the article Germany has made a purchase of 18 Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks to replace the ones previously sent to Ukraine.

Germany has made a purchase of 18 Leopard 2A8 main battle tanks to replace the ones previously sent to Ukraine.

The agreement allows for the possibility of buying an additional 105 tanks, making it a potential $3.2 billion purchase if the government chooses to proceed with the entire quantity. Germany’s…

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