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DCNS To Lose Additional Three Submarine Order From India
DCNS is unlikely to garner a proposed order for additional three new submarines from India apart from existing deal for six already being built in the country after sensitive data...
DCNS Obtains Restraint Order Against News Media
The French shipbuilder DCNS has obtained a temporary court order that forces “The Australian” to stop reporting details of a massive leak of secret documents. The 22,400 pages of documents outline...
Australia Demands High Level Information Security On Submarine Project
Australia has warned DCNS ship building firm that it wants the same level of information security on the new submarine project like it shares with the US ally. The Australian senior...
Fresh Tranche Of Leaked Documents In Indian Navy’s Scorpene Submarine Program
A fresh tranche of sensitive documents pertaining to Indian Navys Scorpene submarine project have been uploaded by ‘the Australian on its website Thursday even as the Indian ministry of defense...
No Security Compromise In India's Scorpene Data Leak Claims MoD
The leaked documents on Indias Scorpene submarine that have been posted on the website by an Australian news agency have been examined and do not pose any security compromise as...
Who Benefits From Indian Scorpene Submarine Data Leak?
Even as French naval contractor DCNS said on Wednesday it may have been the victim of "economic warfare" after secrets about its Scorpene submarines being built in India were leaked,...
India Examining Impications Of Scorpene Document Leak
According to the Indian ministry of defense, the said leak of documents related to Scorpene submarines is being examined and an analysis is being carried out by the concerned specialists. It...
Stealth Data Of Indian Navy’s Scorpene Submarine Project Leaked
Secret documents spreading over 22,000 pages relating to Indian Navys Scorpene submarine project involving French DCNS has been leaked. Marked “Restricted Scorpene India”, the DCNS documents detail the most sensitive combat...
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First Arafura-class Offshore Patrol Vessel Delivered to Australian MoD
The Australian Department of Defence has accepted the first Arafura class Offshore Patrol Vessel, NUSHIP Arafura, for further testing and evaluation before its official delivery to the Royal Australian Navy (RAN)
Dutch F-35s Train for Rapid Deployment in Estonia
Eight Dutch F-35 fighter jets
Turkish drone manufacturer Baykar is setting up a production facility in Morocco, expanding its international footprint after launching operations in Azerbaijan, Ukraine, and Mongolia
Turkish Baykar to Make Drones in Morocco
Sweden Announces $1.2B Military Support, its Biggest Ever to Ukraine
Sweden has unveiled its largest military support package to Ukraine, valued at
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French Armament Directorate Orders Renovation of 100 Leclerc Tanks
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