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This agreement signals the start of other key initiatives expected at the NATO Summit in The Hague in June.

The domestically procured vessels will replace the Dutch marines ageing Friscs.

The project aims to bolster the military’s tactical ISR capabilities.

The new capability aims to shift marksmanship training to simulated environments.  

The acquisitions aim to urgently modernise the military in response to the rapidly evolving nature of warfare.  

SMEs seen as central to supply chain resilience, as Minister signals refreshed Action Plan.

The government will invest in a range of initiatives including aircraft replacements and anti-armour missiles. 

The changes will help create a clearer division of responsibilities between the armed forces and its procurement division.

RADM Berdal’s calls come amid a growing number of sabotage attacks on CUI in the Baltics.

The Polish government will reallocate the money from an EU recovery programme.  

The announcement comes as Poland seeks to emulate Ukraine’s drone industry.

Engagement with industry was among the UK Royal Air Force’s (RAF’s) main objectives as it participated at the first DSEI exhibition since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

SMEs are poised for involvement in Rolls-Royce’s GBP9bn contract to deliver Dreadnought-class SSBNs for the Royal Navy.

Poland is making efforts to bolster its defence and export industry.

The effort marks the first time AI has been used to aid the development of a UK defence strategy.