Weekend Briefing (2-6 January)
Welcome to Overt Defense’s first Weekend Briefing of the year. This is where we round up the week’s most interesting and important defense news. In this weekend’s issue, we cover Japan’s Tomahawk procurement, the German court’s ruling in the Haenel patent breach case, Lithuania’s order of CAESAR howitzers, AMX-10 RC pledged for Ukraine, Poland signing a deal for over 100 M1A1 Abrams and the latest news from around the world. You can check out all of this week’s articles down below.
Turkey Unveils The First Prototype of the HURJET Jet Trainer and Light Attack Aircraft
Japan to Purchase up to 500 Tomahawks Amidst Military Budget Expansion
Medvedev and Xi Meet in Beijing Amidst Ukraine Crisis
Argentina Signs Contract To Procure Israeli UVision HERO Loitering Munitions
German Court Rules Haenel Must Recall & Destroy CR223s
India’s TAPAS MALE UAV Enters User Trial Stage
Lithuania Plans Expansion of Ukrainian Training Program
Lithuania Signs Deal For 18 CAESAR II Artillery Systems From France
Indian Army Procures Milrem THeMIS UGV
Indian Navy To Lease DSRV Mothership/Submarine Tender And Fleet Tanker
Hundreds Of ATVs, Drones, Trucks To Be Procured By Indian Army To Improve Logistics Capabilities
Poland Signs Contract for More Than 100 M1A1 Abrams Tanks
Egypt Procures 12 Boeing CH-47F, To Phase Out Old CH-47D Fleet
France To Transfer AMX-10 RCs to Ukraine
Indian Navy Accepts Fifth Scorpene, DRDO AIP Targeted For 2024
Rheinmetall To Set Up RDX Plant In Hungary In Response To Increase In Demand
Ukraine to Receive US Bradley and German Marder IFVs
Rafael’s SPYDER Gains Counter Tactical Ballistic Missile Capability
Is Russia Running Short of Ammunition?
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