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Beyond artillery shells, rockets, mortars and tank rounds, the U.S. will provide Ukraine with more than 200 million small arms rounds.
A private US-based company has helped to train Ukrainian personnel at sites in Ukraine, with the process being conducted outside of any Nato-led national or multinational training effort.
A number of Nato countries have initiated training programmes for Ukrainian forces as Kyiv continues its fight against Russia following Moscow’s large-scale invasion of its neighbour in February last year. In contrast, the provision of training by the private sector to Ukraine, is less well understood.
The British metaverse startup, Hadean, has concluded its cloud-based pathfinder project for the British Army’s Collective Training and Transformation Programme (CTTP).
The programme now provides the British Army with a range solutions, from federating its legacy training environments to encouraging the use emerging metaverse infrastructure technologies.
The TSK received its first two Altay MBTs for testing from BMC during a ceremony at the manufacturer’s plant at the Turkish Ministry of National Defense’s Arifiye Campus on 23 April, in the presence of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. (Presidency of the Republic of Turkey)
The Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) received its first two Altay main battle tanks (MBTs) for testing from domestic manufacturer BMC.
The Australian government has allocated AUD4.1 billion to acquire additional HIMARSs, long-range missiles, and guided weapons. The picture shows the US Army firing HIMARS during Exercise ‘Eager Lion’ in Jordan. (US Army/Sgt 1st Class Steven Queen)
The Australian government has allocated AUD4.1 billion (USD2.7 billion) to acquire long-range strike systems and manufacture longer-range munitions in Australia.
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