Weekend Briefing (8-12 November)
Welcome back to the Weekend Briefing, where we round up the week’s most interesting and important defence news and comment. This week we have closely followed developments in Ethiopia, a presidential assassination attempt in Iraq, the Polish-Belarus border crisis, Turkey’s rocket tests, and European sales of the Trophy-HV system. Check out these stories and more below:
New Ethiopian Alliance Announces Plans To Oust Abiy Government
Iraqi Prime Minister Survives Drone Assassination Attempt
Papua New Guinea Restores Organic Aviation Capability
The Fourth Ship Of The PN MİLGEM Project Is Laid Down At A Ceremony Held in Karachi
Draft Proposal Calls For Formation Of EU Intervention Force By 2025
German Frigate Bayern Visits Tokyo
Turkey Test-Fires The Siper Long-Range Air Defense Missile
USDP Kahl: No Tradeoffs Between Focusing On China Or Climate Change
The Pakistan Navy Receives First Chinese-Manufactured Type 054 A/P Frigate
US Army Reactivates Former Pershing Missile Unit As European Theater Fires Command
Dual Fisheries Enforcement Operations Conclude in the Pacific
Moscow Blames EU For Border Crisis As Backfire Bombers Overfly Belarus
Turkish-Made Unmanned Ground Vehicles To Go Into Serial Production
RFP Released for New Vanuatu Patrol Boat
Philippine Air Force Receives Black Hawk Helicopters
Rafael Launches EuroTrophy Joint Venture with KMW & General Dynamics
Lukashenko: “No Other Option” But To Use Russian Strategic Bombers For Border Patrols
Multiple Breach Attempts at Polish Border Stopped, Situation Critical
Ukrainian Foreign Minister: Eastern European Crises A Single “Hybrid Front”
Baykar Puts In An Order For AI322F and AI25TLT Jet Engines From Ukraine For MIUS
Two Russian Paratroopers Killed In Snap Exercise Mishap In Belarus
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