China Defence Mobilisation Reforms: Fujian province steps up to improve war readiness
China’s Fujian province is implementing defense mobilization reforms in response to Beijing’s push for military-civilian fusion to enhance war preparation.
China’s Fujian province is implementing defense mobilization reforms in response to Beijing’s push for military-civilian fusion to enhance war preparation.
Finland’s Minister of Defence, Antti Häkkänen, is advocating for the concept of reciprocity by suggesting the implementation of stricter regulations on dual citizenship.
On Wednesday, Peters will visit Australia for an inaugural joint meeting of the foreign and defence ministers of New Zealand and Australia, in which they will also discuss the benefits of Wellington joining an expanded Aukus grouping.
AFP was not able to verify the claim, and Russian officials had not yet responded to the alleged hacking.
Swedish and French corporate executives are set to meet in Stockholm for collaboration agreements, including a nuclear research collaboration at Alfa Laval’s Lund office.
German armaments maker Rheinmetall has received a three-digit million euro order from an unidentified foreign buyer for the Fuchs 2 armoured personnel carrier components.
The Czech Republic plans to purchase 24 Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II aircraft, facilitated by the US government’s foreign military sale, including services to guarantee them.
The US Department of Defence has awarded domestic commercial airlines a $873 million contract for the one-time transportation of Armed Forces personnel and goods to military and commercial airfields.
US Air Force moves new HH-60W Jolly Green II helicopters to Kadena, Japan, replacing HH-60G Pave Hawks within PACAF, according to Master Sgt. Bryan Donnelly.
Russian company Rosoboronexport showcases a range of UAV technology, including Orlan-10E, Orlan-30 reconnaissance UAVs, Kub-E loitering munition, and Orion reconnaissance/strike UAVs for export abroad.