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EU looks to Vietnam for minerals used in defence
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EU looks to Vietnam for minerals used in defence

Brussels is considering financial and technical support for mining and processing minerals needed for ammunition and military technologies

US expands allies’ access to drone procurement
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US expands allies’ access to drone procurement

Eight more countries have joined digital marketplaces designed to let them place orders for pre-approved systems within days

Ukrainian drones strike Russia's largest data centre
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Ukrainian drones strike Russia's largest data centre

Sberbank confirms the attack but reports no service disruptions

France orders more Damocles loitering munitions
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France orders more Damocles loitering munitions

The additional order comes as production expands with support from German industrial group Schaeffler

Poland joins European and Canadian maritime defence initiative
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Poland joins European and Canadian maritime defence initiative

Thirteen allies aim to strengthen joint efforts in the North Atlantic, Arctic and Baltic Sea in coordination with the United States

MI5 warns Iran and Russia are escalating hybrid threats against Britain
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MI5 warns Iran and Russia are escalating hybrid threats against Britain

Britain's intelligence chief warns of growing threats to military facilities, critical infrastructure and national security

NATO prepares to strike invading forces and their supply networks
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NATO prepares to strike invading forces and their supply networks

Alexus Grynkewich outlined how the alliance intends to stop an attack and sought to reassure allies that NATO can defend their territory

EU sanctions 826 Russian defence companies
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EU sanctions 826 Russian defence companies

The measures also target 743 company executives, with a focus on suppliers of weapons components

North Korea fires ballistic missiles towards the Sea of Japan
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North Korea fires ballistic missiles towards the Sea of Japan

Japan, South Korea and the United States are analysing the launches, with Tokyo examining whether one missile followed an irregular flight path

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