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German Army orders 568 military logistics vehicles for more than $340 million
Netherlands awards $529 million contract for Patriot air and missile defense system fire unit
Key takeaways from Trump’s inaugural address — from tariffs to immigration
Lithuania announced plans to spend 5-6% of its GDP on defense in 2026-2030
Israel frees 90 Palestinian prisoners, Hamas returns 3 Israeli hostages as Palestinians return to destroyed homes in Gaza
US announces $117 million in military aid for Lebanon
Philippines receives 10 S-70 Black Hawk multi-mission helicopters from US
Norwegian Air Force tests first F-35 fighter jet powered by synthetic aviation fuel
Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen reaffirms Greenland’s right to choose its future in call with Trump
NATO Chiefs of Defense discuss military strategy, vow to continue support for Ukraine

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Australia accuses China of using sonar pulse to injure naval divers, Beijing denies
Asia-Pacific, News November 20, 2023 , by IRIA
Australia has accused China’s naval forces of using sonar pulses against its naval divers. The incident was reported by the Australian Defense Ministry, which reported that sonar pulse by Chinese destroyer Ningbo resulted in Australian divers suffering injuries.
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US Army test-fired Precision Strike Missile from HIMARS launcher
News, US November 20, 2023 , by IRIA
The United States Army with defense firm Lockheed Martin successfully completed a production qualification flight test of Precision Strike Missile in a demonstration at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
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US approves sale of 400 Tomahawk missiles to Japan for $2.35 billion
Asia-Pacific, News, US November 19, 2023 , by IRIA
The U.S. State Department has approved a potential sale of 400 Tomahawk missiles and their related equipment to Japan in a deal that is valued at around $2.35 billion. Tokyo plans to acquire the U.S.-made missiles in 2025, ahead of schedule.
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ASEAN Defense Ministers meet in Indonesia to discuss regional security
Asia-Pacific, News November 19, 2023 , by IRIA
Defense Ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) met in Indonesia’s capital Jakarta to discuss regional and global security issues. Defense chiefs from the U.S. Australia, Japan, India, South Korea, New Zealand, Russia, and China were also present during the meeting.
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More than 12,000 Palestinians including 5,000 children killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza
Middle East, News November 18, 2023 , by IRIA
Gaza officials have reported that Israel’s bombardment and ground offensive operations have resulted in more than 12,000 deaths, including 5,000 children. The Israeli military has been conducting relentless airstrikes in the Gaza Strip since October 7 following the Hamas attacks.
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NATO Military Committee holds first meeting on NATO-Ukraine Council in Military Representatives format
Europe, News November 18, 2023 , by IRIA
The NATO Military Committee held the first meeting of the NATO-Ukraine Council in Military Representatives format on […]
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Biden and Xi agree to resume military dialogue, announce collaboration in drug control, AI and climate
Asia-Pacific, News, US November 17, 2023 , by IRIA
United States President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping concluded a four-hour summit with the U.S. president saying the discussions made “real progress.” Biden and Xi set the stage for enhanced China-U.S. collaboration in anti-fentanyl efforts, military dialogue, AI, and climate action.
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US Army finalizes $554 million deal for intel-gathering planes
News, US November 17, 2023 , by IRIA
The U.S. Army has finalized a $554 million deal with Sierra Nevada Corporation, a U.S.-based aerospace national security contractor, to develop and produce intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) aircraft.
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Turkey’s President Erdogan calls Israel a “terror state” committing war crimes in Gaza
Europe, Middle East, News November 16, 2023 , by IRIA
Turkish President Erdogan has called Israel a "terror state" and blamed the country for committing war crimes in Gaza. While addressing the parliament members of his AK Party, Erdogan said that Israeli leaders should be tried for war crimes at the International Court of Justice in The Hague.
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EU Defense Ministers approve new Capability Development Priorities to bolster military power
Europe, News November 16, 2023 , by IRIA
European Union (EU) Defense Ministers have approved the 2023 EU Capability Development Priorities. The document establishes a foundation for EU-wide defense planning, and all initiatives related to the alliance's defense.

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