NATO Agrees on Russian Threat
NATO defence ministers agreed on a new master plan to fight against any future Russian invasion across several fronts.
NATO defence ministers agreed on a new master plan to fight against any future Russian invasion across several fronts.
US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin visited Kyiv to demonstrate his country's support to Ukraine.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias signed an extension of the Mutual Defence Cooperation Agreement (MDCA).
While China boosted its footprint in the Pacific Ocean near Taiwan, a joint naval drill was scheduled to send a strong message to China.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Turkey still intended to buy a second batch of S-400 missile defence systems from Russia and the US statement included warnings.
Australian government established a new submarine deal with UK and USA (AUKUS) and broke the one with France.
According to “Breaking Defence “, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has reached out to Jerusalem about the possibility of procuring Israeli-made missile defence systems.
President of Defence Industry Demir, shared the latest developments in defence industry projects on TRT Haber live broadcast on Monday.
Turkish F-16s scrambled two Russian aircraft as part of the NATO mission. Turkish Defence ministry released video footage of the mission.
The Taliban has access to $85 billion worth of US weapons, Republican congressman and former US Navy reservist Jim Banks said.
At the International Military-Technical Forum (ARMY 2021), the deputy defence ministers of Russia and Saudi Arabia signed a new agreement on military
Pakistan Embassy in Ankara stated from its official social media account that “Embassy’s Consular Team will be undertaking a 3 days visit to Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus from 11-13 July 2021. “
US Navy Europe and the Ukrainian navy kicked off Sea Breeze 2021 in the Black Sea with the largest number of participants in the exercise’s 21 iterations.
Russian Navy Black Sea Fleet opened fire on the Royal Navy’s HMS Defender Destroyer while the United Kingdom denied that they were under attack.