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The CTM-290 missile, which is launched from the Homar-K multiple launch rocket system (MLRS), based on a Polish-built truck chassis, is indicative of a widening military relationship between Poland and South Korea. In recent years, this has also seen the East European country buy light combat aircraft, tanks, and self-propelled artillery from Seoul.

Poland’s New South Korean-Built ATACMS-Like Ballistic Missile Seen Firing For The First Time

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Apr 25, 2024

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Ukraine Situation Report: Poland “Ready” To Host Nuclear Weapons

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Apr 22, 2024

Serbia is poised to sign a deal to buy Dassault Rafale multirole fighters, the country’s president confirmed today, saying that “concrete agreements” had been made to purchase of 12 of the jets. The move, should it happen, would mark a major break for Serbia, which has long had a close military relationship with Russia and traditionally has operated significant quantities of Russian-supplied equipment.

France’s Rafale Is Set To Be Serbia’s Next Fighter

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Apr 9, 2024

Satellite image of the air base at Mihail Kogălniceanu, pictured on December 18, 2023

Romanian Airfield’s Transformation Into A Giant NATO Base Is Underway

By Oliver Parken / Updated Mar 20, 2024

The US government has approved the potential sale of aerostat-based surveillance systems to Poland.

Poland’s Plan To Deploy Early Warning Radar Aerostats Moves Forward

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Feb 8, 2024

ZAPORIZHZHIA DIRECTION, UKRAINE - JANUARY 14, 2024 - A serviceman of the 66th separate cannon artillery battalion of the 406th separate artillery brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is pictured by the howitzer shells, Zaporizhzhia direction, south-eastern Ukraine.

Ukraine Situation Report: Czechs Call For Sourcing Shells For Ukraine From Outside Europe

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Feb 2, 2024

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania have agreed to create joint defensive fortifications along the borders with Russia and Belarus.

Baltics To Build Joint Fortifications Along Russian, Belarus Borders

By Howard Altman / Updated Jan 19, 2024

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Ukraine Situation Report: Russia Recruiting Serbian Fighters

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Oct 18, 2023

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Serbian Troops On Kosovo Border Stoke Fears Of New Balkan War

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Oct 2, 2023

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First Ukrainian Leopard 2s Overhauled In Poland Back In The Fight

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Oct 2, 2023

Boeing says Poland has expressed an interest in buying F-15EX Eagle II fighters.

Poland Eyeing F-15EX Buy Amid Weapons Buying Spree

By Joseph Trevithick / Updated Sep 7, 2023

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Polish Su-22 Drops Photo Flash Flares In Rare Nighttime Display

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Aug 30, 2023

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U.S. Combat Rescue Helicopters Train With Old Foe Serbia For First Time

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Aug 18, 2023

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Ukraine Situation Report: Wagner Begins Training Belarusian Military

By Thomas Newdick / Updated Jul 14, 2023

Poland wants to join NATO's nuclear weapon sharing program.

Poland Wants To Host NATO Nukes To Counter Russia

By Joseph Trevithick / Updated Jun 30, 2023

Yevgeny Prigozhin is now in Belarus, that country's leader claims.

Belarus Wants Prigozhin’s ‘Wagnerites’ To Train Its Army

By Howard Altman / Updated Jun 27, 2023