Sudan has approved a 25-year lease allowing Russia to establish a naval base on the Red Sea, finalizing a long-delayed arrangement that gives Moscow its first permanent military presence in Africa. Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Youssef Sharif confirmed the deal to the
The EU adopted a law on Tuesday creating the European Defence Industry Programme (EDIP), a new €1.5 billion framework to accelerate defence manufacturing, expand joint procurement and increase backing for Ukraine as security pressures intensify
A sanctioned Russian oil tanker has been unable to reach Venezuela after repeated encounters with a U.S
NATO deployed a Royal Navy Type 45 destroyer to shadow a Russian Navy vessel through the English Channel, marking what the
Russia detained the Liberian-flagged oil tanker Green Admire on May 18 in the Gulf of Finland after it departed from the Estonian port of Sillamäe and entered Russian territorial waters. This is according to Estonias Transport Department, as reported by
Two Swedish Jas 39 Gripen fighter jets have completed their first close-range interception mission under NATO command, escorting a Russian IL-20 Coot signals intelligence aircraft over the Baltic Sea. The mission, conducted as part of NATOs Enhanced Air Policing, marks Swedens first operational deployment of a fighter aircraft division abroad since joining the alliance
Poland has begun constructing a
The Netherlands is facing a growing number of hybrid threats, particularly from Russia, according to the 2024 annual report of the Dutch Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD), which was sent to the House of Representatives
Australia has received direct assurances from Indonesia that it will not allow Russian military aircraft to operate from a base in Papua province, following reports that Moscow had requested access to the facility. Defence Minister Richard Marles was quoted as saying by reports on Tuesday that he had spoken to his Indonesian counterpart, Sjafrie Sjamsoeddin, who assured him that “reports of the prospect of Russian aircraft operating from Indonesia are simply not true
Underwater tracking devices believed to have been planted by Russian vessels have washed ashore on the United Kingdoms coastline, raising concerns about surveillance of the Royal Navys nuclear submarine fleet. According to Royal Navy sources cited by
European countries are increasing military aid to Ukraine while peace negotiations led by the U.S
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